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The current economic & interest rate environment is ripe for developing cash flows capable of funding your stacking of real assets...
Will we even live long enough to see record prices? Jordan returns to the show this week to explore that and a whole lot more...
SD Friday Wrap: The cartel is stuck, and it seems they really are losing control of the gold & silver "market". Here's why...
Gold has been on a wicked run, and TraderStef takes a sweet dive into the charts to analyze what is going on with the yellow metal...
Gold softened last night in a range of $1412 - $1423, fading strength in the US dollar. The DX rose from 96.71 – 96.98, helped weakness in the yen (107.75 – 108.17, risk on mood)...
After Columbus discovered the New World in 1492 and the Spanish began to extract vast amounts of gold and silver from Mexico and South America during the 16th century...
The economist John Maynard Keynes famously called gold a “barbarous relic”, but its value as money has endured...
According to press reports around the globe, there’s going to be a hot confab this Sunday by the Board of Deutsche Bank that will focus on the potential to create a so-called “bad bank”...
No one really knows why inflation has been subdued for so long.
China is the largest creditor in the world, funding infrastructure projects in the developing world in exchange for access to raw materials. A new study shows that the risk of a new debt crisis is significant.
Eric breaks down the latest gold and silver news including why the economy isn’t as strong as people suggest...
"We’re moving from a world that was constantly globalizing to one breaking up into three different empires, each with their own currency, reference bond market, supply chains. There are massive investment implications.”
...there is a continued and sustained perception of this recovery as being somehow weak.
The order of the current problems laid down is random. Hard to say which factor will be the next catalyst. Maybe all or several at the same time?
jawboning markets with more easy money promises of rate cuts and QE, thereby distorting everything.
"You could see Lehman-style scenes outside Deutsche Bank on Monday...It's very sad what's happening."
Workers still have scars from the deep 2007-2009 recession. They are competing in a global labor market that constrains wages.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell testifies for two days before Congress in the week ahead, and he has a chance to reinforce the Fed’s position on interest rate policy.
No trade war truce or central bank quantitative easing is going to change this trend because central planning and demand-side policies are the culprits of stagnation, not the solution...
Here’s our Friday roll up of the most absurd and concerning articles we came across this week. Leaders from US government agencies are rumored to be pursuing a ban on end-to-end encryption.