“The screen is flashing red today and people are getting fearful,” said Caleb Yap, co-founder of Singapore Bitcoin Club. “Weak hands are definitely wanting to sell.
President Donald Trump has agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the White House announced, setting the scene for an unprecedented encounter between two nations that only recently threatened to wipe each other out.
In this video, Mike Maloney interviews Hidden Forces podcaster Demetri Kofinas in an effort to explain the basic technological differences between Hashgraph and blockchain. Watch the full video and subscribe to our newsletter for more on the recent happenings in the world of cryptocurrencies.So what’s different about Hashgraph? What even is Hashgraph? Well, it isn’t Blockchain. It’s totally different. In fact, the way it works is a real mindbender and not very easy to explain, but we’re going to give it a try.
"The smart money has recognized...may well be the last opportunity to convert fiat money into honest money at these severely undervalued levels."
President Trump's top economic advisor announced his resignation this week in the midst of a budding trade war.Gary Cohn heads the National Economic Council. He was a "free trade" guy and generally opposed to high tariff policies. Most analysts think his resignation is a sign he lost the internal White House struggle over trade policy. Trump took the opportunity to promise he will replace Cohn with somebody "great."Cohn's resignation gave Peter Schiff a different idea. Maybe we should just fire all of these government economists.
Could rising interest rates pop the renewable energy bubble?As the Federal Reserve and other central banks try to turn off the easy money spigot, we will likely see a growing number of corporate bankruptcies in the coming years. The renewable energy sector is particularly vulnerable and exemplifies broader problems in the global economy.
As the Hong Kong dollar sinks toward the weak end of its trading band, it’s worth looking back to 1997 for lessons of how the authorities may respond. What was back then a currency peg has since been replaced by a band, but that will not alter the determination of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to defend it.
"JPMorgan’s massive physical position is the single most bullish factor I’ve run across in silver in all my studies over the past three decades."
"...what he is doing simply undermines the Exorbitant Privilege established by the US itself, in 1945, and reinforced in 1971..." Here's why...
China is, on cue, about to initiate on March 26, their famous Petro-Yuan-Gold deal
Wow! Nothing like demand for an Argument for the Coming Price Surge of “Peak Silver.”
If the US does not own the gold it claims to, "The Venezuelization of the United States would become a likely, if not a guaranteed outcome."
Gold was pressured to a fresh low of $1322.40 as the US 10-year yield rose to 2.888%. Overnight, gold traded modestly higher in a range of $1323.70 - $1329.05.
"Mr. Powell will join forces with the President as they both battle the severe loss in assets prices that lies just around the corner."
"Gold will rally harder than Heather Locklear parties on a Saturday night..."
The financial media is awash with claims that Gary Cohn’s resignation as Chief Economic Advisor is triggering a market collapse. While it’s true that a market collapse is starting again, it has nothing to do with Gary Cohn. How do I know? Because Gary Cohn first wrote a resignation letter back in August 2017 in
"The succession of scripted crises will end with a big one."
"The P/E10 valuation is in extreme valuation territory."
The US Debt Clock tells us our national debt is around $21 trillion. Social Security promises are approaching $17 trillion – included in the “unfunded” government promises – over $112 trillion. Despite government mandated Cost of Living Increases, our recent article, “An Inconvenient Truth About Social Security” clearly indicates social security recipients have no inflation protection.Each month, seniors and savers [...]
And the 10-year term premium also is lower today than in 2007 before The Great Recession.