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Deutsche Bank Joins Other Mainstream Banks Raising Gold Price Forecast

With gold trading solidly over $4,000 per ounce, mainstream banks have been scrambling to raise their 2026 price projections.

Private Credit Fault Lines

Gold has risen during most recessionary periods — sometimes dramatically — and has shown a tendency to “hold steady or rise” when other assets decline.

The Shoddy Return on Investment Society

As this week’s budget conversations fade from the headlines, it is worth observing that the deeper story is not about any one country’s fiscal position. It is about a global population that increasingly senses a widening gap between what they put in and what they get back.

Essential Gold Investing

The bottom line is all investors need to have sizable gold allocations. Gold offers a unique combination of excellent diversification, countertrend-to-stock-markets tendencies, sometimes-fantastic raw performance, and the best fat-tail-event insurance.

Gold Beats the Dollar Because Politicians Trash the Dollar

USA government people make the dollar desirable as a reserve money if they make people’s life, liberty, and property secure.

The Pilgrims and Their Debt Black Hole

Debt has its place. But when you borrow yourself into a Debt Black Hole, you're just asking for trouble! 

A Real Ukraine Peace Plan

Last week’s surprise release of a draft Ukraine war peace plan has raised hopes that the nearly three-year bloody conflict may finally come to an end.

Black Friday Has Taken Over The Calendar

No matter where you live, Maharrey believes you should own real money in the form of gold and silver, because the federal government will not stop devaluing the dollar any time soon.

After Decades of Easy Money, Young People Can't Fathom Normal Interest Rates

After the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Reserve embarked on nearly a decade of extraordinarily loose monetary policy.

Even though High Tech Stocks are Cleaning up, the Economy is a Mess

Economists and politicians like to stick to one big number to indicate how the economy is doing—GDP.

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