Maharrey digs deeper into the complex and paradoxical economic landscape facing the Federal Reserve and how it affects sound money, the precious metals markets, and the broader economy.
Markets that have felt like they were being throttled by inflation for the last couple of months were ecstatic over any relief they could get, so they took the good and ignored the bad.
The ongoing volatility is a reflection of uncertainty in the gold and silver markets globally, including fears of import tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
Eventually the monetization of federal debt will lead to a major economic crisis caused by, or resulting in, the rejection of the dollar’s world reserve currency status.
The top economic article is about the battle between stocks and bonds and even between US bonds and the global economy, which is all going to intensify this year.
If the Trump administration succeeds in reining in government, restoring sound money is the best way to ensure the politicians who come next won’t screw it up.
