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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. 

'What happened to gold?' Here's what

By Chris Powell, GATA

The dollar is sitting near multi-year lows, and gold can't rally...

The Great 2021 Bimodal Cusp Catastrophe – what will prevail? – Freedom or Tyranny?...

By Clive Maund

2020 will go down as the year that the New World Order (NWO for short), after many years of building up to it, declared full on war against the rest of humanity, and since this war kicked off with an unprecedented “shock and awe” campaign it definitely got off to a flying start.

It's Inflation all the way, baby!

By Gary Tanashian, NFTRH

It is hard to be contrarian at the right times because intellectuals, media and the herds that thunder behind them are all singing the same tune.

Fed Grilled about Its Unsound Currency, Digital Currency Schemes

By Mike Gleason, Money Metals

As financial markets gyrated this week, Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell touted the U.S. dollar as a form of “sound money.” More on that incredible take in a moment.

The Great Jobs Reset

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

This “battle” is important. From 1966 to 1997 inflation was the primary driver of the markets. In general, the bond market and the stock market moved in opposite directions.

How High is Too High for Rising Government Bond Yields?

By Stephen Flood, GoldCore

Chairman Powell testified to Congress on Tuesday stating that the Fed plans to stay its course of keeping the Fed funds rate low. It is also continuing its asset purchase.

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