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Two entire generations of Americans have lived their entire lives without seeing anything resembling widespread domestic social unrest. JPMorgan says that ends soon.
    Iranian Rial Hits Record Low of 150,000 Per US Dollar
Sep 5, 2018 - 05:15:18 PDT
After the US imposed crippling sanctions against the Muslim nation, the rial has been steadily, and now suddenly, in decline. And Russian and Chinese efforts to buy more Iranian oil and prop up the regime's economy don't seem to be helping much.
Keith explains an interesting development that has occurred in the GSR which may be suggesting that now is a good time to trade one's gold for silver...
Is history repeating what happened to gold & silver prices in 2008?  If history is repeating, that may not be all bad news for investors. Here's why...
    Gold Traders' Report - September 4, 2018
Sep 4, 2018 - 16:28:33 PDT
US stocks pared losses (S&P ended down 5 to 2,897), while the US 10-year yield hovered around 2.90%. The DX traded narrowly between 95.40-47, and gold was likewise steady between $,1191.50 - $1,193. Gold was $1,193 bid at 4PM with a loss of $8.
The Nasdaq had the biggest gain last month since the year 2000.
In his most recent podcast, Peter Schiff reminds us what happened right after that 2000 peak.
The Nasdaq - it declined approximately 80% from peak to trough. So, the fact that we haven't had a month this strong since 2000 should give people pause."
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) bought gold for the first time in nearly a decade during its last fiscal year.
The Indian central bank added 8.46 tons of gold during the fiscal year ending June 30, according to its latest annual report. The additional yellow metal brings India's total gold reserves to 566.23 tons.
The last time the RBI bought gold was in November 2009. The Economic Times of India called the central bank's decision to add to its gold reserves "significant."
Freshly released statistics have Stewart feeling very bullish about the yellow metal and the oncoming "gold bull era". Here are the details...
Gregory has a quick update today for what is going with gold, silver, the US dollar, and the emerging markets. Here are the details...
Dave Kranzler explains the likely driver of the next move higher in gold, a move higher that will be reinforced by this huge fundamental factor...
2003-2011 ECB central bank dummkopf Jean-Claude Trichet leaves us struck dumb as he wags his finger at the peril of present-day global central bank debt, yet sees no connection to his own disastrous policy, proudly crowing "I decided with my colleagues to provide all the liquidity that the banks were asking for, without limit."
In an economy with increasingly fewer answers about what to do with unskilled, uneducated workers, the St. Louis Fed estimates that the majority of jobs those workers currently perform will be eliminated from the St. Louis-area economy by 2038.
Santa Rosa, CA saw an outrageous 90% spike year-over-year, with the previously red-hot Denver market hot on its heels with an 82% increase. This is the statistical representation of everyone, still quietly, trying to cash out at the top of a housing bubble now larger than the vaunted 2008 subprime monstrosity.
Same investment, same physical metal with the same strengths it has always had. When dealing with the singular most-dependable store of value humanity has ever known, short-to-medium-term price declines are simply an opportunity to get more of it for a smaller amount of ever-devaluing paper currency.
Clive says the entire financial system is set to blow to smithereens, and the outlook for gold & silver is very positive with the dollar rolling over. Here's more...
    Mike Maloney: REVEALED — The Dangerous F.O.G.
Sep 4, 2018 - 05:55:35 PDT
Join Mike Maloney as he discusses the dire consequences of what has been a wholesale takeover of the American free market system: the out-and-out Financialization of Government.
As the weakest global currencies continue their domino/waterfall declines and the USD is printed into oblivion, more and more central-bank eyes look to a future when the amount of sovereign gold reserves you have will make an enormous difference in how much say you have in the inevitable de facto global currency reset.
After a while, even the most stalwart pragmatist gets tired of being wrong over the short and medium term. Stock markets just go up always, no matter what, seemingly forever. Why not just buy them and stick your head in the sand with the masses? Because fundamentals ALWAYS win out EVENTUALLY, and current fundamentals are awful.
When your local fiat currency is in the midst of runaway inflation and nobody wants it, what does your landlord do? Simply change the method of payment to one whose value nobody has disputed for thousands of years: 2 gold coins.
A long Labor Day weekend was no vacation for continuing-to-spiral emerging markets. And the tale is the same as it ever was: Nobody has any solution for unraveling fiat currencies except to throw good money after bad, and slap on yet more debt-issuance duct tape, usually courtesy of the IMF, to the same structurally broken currency rattletraps.