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New Jersey Legislature Again Votes Unanimously to End Taxes on Gold and Silver

More than 25 states have introduced legislation this year to end taxes on gold and silver, bolster state taxpayer funds with the metals, and more in 2024.

GoldSeek Radio Nugget - Bob Moriarty: Opportunities in Silver's Volatility

Moriarty comments that silver is highly volatile, offering significant profit opportunities, as shown by its rise from $1.29 in 1970 to $50.25 in 1980 and other dramatic price movements.

Bank Stress Test Results Are Just Window Dressing

The upcoming financial crises will surpass prior ones, proving bank stress tests inadequate, unreliable, and virtually worthless amid their events and repercussions.

Navigating the Economic Landscape: Insights from Axel Merk

Merk, an expert in macroeconomic trends, offered insights on the financial landscape, Federal Reserve policies, and the outlook for precious metals like gold and silver.

Where to Invest: Let’s Break Down 3 Major Asset Classes

Traditional financial advisors often overlook the benefits of hard assets in a portfolio. However, precious metals have no counterparty risk, unlike financial assets.

As War Rages Next Door, Poles Seek Safety in Gold

Poland ranked as the second-biggest gold buyer in 2023. Between April and November, the Polish central bank bought 130 tons of gold, increasing its holdings by 57 percent, to 359 tons.

Why Is the Dollar Rising as Treasury Yields Fall?

What gives? I have a theory, and it has to do with government debt and foreign Treasury purchases.

Will Silver Continue to Outperform Gold?

If the Fed cuts rates to 3% by this time next year, and inflation rises to 5%, investors would sooner hold gold and silver than get a -2% real rate return on cash or bonds.

Debtors and Creditors

Debt financing costs are growing faster than the economy, which is also the tax base the federal government can tax.

The Federal Reserve Is Bleeding Red Ink and You're on the Hook

We live in a world where the Fed makes its own rules. In Fed accounting, a net loss magically transforms into a “deferred asset.”

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