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Will Continued Stock Market Losses Force Trump's Hand on a China Trade Deal?Jan 7, 2019 - 04:38:57 PST
"The U.S. and China are unlikely to reach a full deal at the end of their 90-day ceasefire on tit-for-tat tariffs, but a sustained decline in markets will push President Donald Trump to close a deal, an expert said on Monday."
Jan 7, 2019 - 04:36:23 PST
"Additionally, the CME FedWatch Tool had the odds of another rate hike by January 2020 at 70% in December 2018. When the Dow plunged 660 points Thursday that probability fell to zero percent."
"Asking the Federal Reserve to make up for the damage done by rising trade deficits and an unaffordable fiscal policy, is unmistakably a quick road to recession."
This is the best gold stock set-up we've seen since early 2016. Here's why this up-leg is now surging, and why it should unleash a flood of new buying...
"Gold was therefore chosen organically and as a result of a decentralized, natural selection process. Why? Because people..."
"...corruption, paper playpens, spoofing, and Ponzi schemes are a daily threat to the peasant trader or precious metal stacker, all the while..."
2019 is going to be a significant year for both metals. There will be a shift beginning this year that will be undeniable. Here's more...
David says gold is letting all major fiat currencies know who is really in charge! Here's how gold is asserting itself once again as the supreme money...
Would the gold standard contribute to boom-bust cycles like the ones we see today as the result of printing money out of thin air? Here's some insight...
The man who absolutely nailed the 1987 stock market crash confirms the coming Great Reset. Gold & silver will humble all the naysayers. Here's more...
“It’s been a great week so far. And I don’t think we could have expected a better setup than we’ve had here..."
"The reality is that we can not predict the future. If it was actually possible, fortune tellers would all win the lottery. They don’t, we can’t, and we aren’t going to try."
"Even those citizens who are blessed with the knowledge, time, and luck to protect the substance of their savings cannot evade inflation’s harmful impact, because they have to adopt habits that are at odds with moral and spiritual health."
The Powell Flip Flop Continues: Now Fed Balance Sheet Reduction Is "Flexible"Jan 4, 2019 - 09:22:56 PST
One public statement following how he "couldn't see changing" the autopilot of the reduction of the Fed balance sheet, Jerome Powell is suddenly "flexible" on how to do so.
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Good News Is Bad News? December Payrolls Soar By 312K, Wage Growth at 9-Year-HighJan 4, 2019 - 05:48:26 PST
"The US labor market is officially overheating as US employers added a whopping 312K workers in December, the most in ten months, as hourly wages rose by 3.2%, the most in almost ten years... putting the Fed in a bit of a bind."
"The problem that the markets have – and why they’re in such a tizzy – is that investors have been pampered and coddled for so long by central-bank policies that 'normal' financial conditions now seem like cruel and unbearable torture."
Jan 4, 2019 - 05:16:59 PST
"Dozens of gold coins were found on a pasture near the town of Králíky in the northeast of Bohemia. Experts, who have analysed the coins, say they date to the period of the Thirty Years’ War and may have been buried while an army was on the march."
UK Consumer Lending Hits 4-Year Low as It's Risk-Off With All Eyes on BrexitJan 4, 2019 - 05:10:52 PST
"The annual growth rate in unsecured consumer lending slowed to 7.1 percent from 7.4 percent in October, the BoE figures showed, the slowest increase since March 2015."