Commentaries

Ted Butler: A Time to Act

The short positions of the Big 8 traders in general -- and the Big 4 shorts in particular, are the sole reason that prices aren't at the moon already, as virtually every other group of traders in the COMEX futures market are net long against them in all four precious metals.

Everything Is Broken

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

What else is broken? And the more I thought, the more I realized that the data that we use every day, the very systems that we are forced to work with, are indeed in various stages of being broken.

Stock Market as Forward Looking as a Caboose

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

So, let’s look more broadly: 8 Million More Living In Poverty, 9 Million Small Businesses In Danger Of Closing, 10 Million Behind On Rent

A Time To Act

By Ted Butler, Butler Research

Interest in silver and concerns about its price being artificially suppressed by excessive short selling are now at levels never seen before.

Are You Worried? Do You Feel Lucky?

By Gary Christenson, Miles Franklin

Inflation is here, regardless of what the tortured statistics from the U.S. government show. Their “print and spend” debt extravaganza ensures inflation will destroy the purchasing power of the dollar.

Anybody Betting Against Gold Is Going to Lose

By Peter Schiff, SchiffGold

The yellow metal is down 9% on the year and about 17% from the high last August. The catalyst for the sell-off in gold has been the sell-off in the bond market. Bond yields continue to spike.

The Great Reset Is Coming for the Currency

By Stefan Gleason, Money Metals

A central bank digital currency might also result in the imposition of negative interest rates or the automatic deduction of taxes with no way for holders to escape… except by exiting the dollar-denominated financial system entirely.

Why Gold and Silver?

By Dave Kranzler, Mining Stock Journal

The question you’ll need to answer for yourself is “what alternatives are there for big investments right now?” The stock market, residential real estate market and bond markets have been inflated into bubbles of historic proportions.

Why Weimar-Style Inflation Is Nearly Impossible

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

The global credit-blowout has stoked fears of a money-printing catastrophe like the one that wrecked Germany's economy a hundred years ago, planting the seeds of World War II.

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