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The inflation of my youth wasn’t just a few years in the 1970s. It was an era that started in the 1960s and extended into the early 1980s. It waxed and waned within those years but gradually worsened...

They Shot the Penny, Killing the Messenger

This currency debasement is ongoing. They killed the penny. What goes before the firing squad next? The nickel? The way things are going, it's only a matter of time.

As Government Data Fails and Epstein Files Fly, Stocks Fall

While AI continued to fall, the big declines broadened into sectors such as communications services and IT. That particularly fits the inevitable broader fall I just said we would see.

S&P 500 Vs. Gold: What Is This Ratio Telling Us?

The S&P 500 to gold ratio has fallen to the lowest reading since the pandemic and is at a critical support level. This could signal more upside for the yellow metal.

The Debt “Black Hole”: Why Easy Money Keeps Pulling the Economy In

In a world pulled by a growing debt singularity, policymakers will keep reaching for the same tools, and those tools will keep weakening cash. “Got gold?” is more than a tagline; it is a strategy for living outside the event horizon. 

What If You Had Bought Gold or Silver With Your Pandemic Stimulus?

If the government does gift you with a check, don’t let them steal it back through inflation. Save it in real money – gold and silver.

The Oracle Speaks about the Near Future of AI

The prominence has fallen first. Oracle slid away first only because it has been betting the house more aggressively than all of its rivals on AI.

Congressional Republicans Must Stand Up to the President on Venezuela!

The global US military empire cannot continue if we want to keep our country.

Precious Metals Soar From Oversold Levels

Precious metals are now stabilizing, and I expect volatility to continue receding as a period of sideways consolidation continues for a bit longer.

Slowing Credit Card Spending Likely Reflects Growing Consumer Debt Stress

After barely rising in August, consumer debt grew modestly in September, likely reflecting growing debt stress on American households.

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