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When Will Gold And Silver Miners Start Believing In Their Product?
Mining companies that fail to appreciate that they are literally pulling money out of the ground may continue to disappoint metals investors. But miners who stop being kneejerk “price takers” can expect to be rewarded.
Deja Vu All Over Again: Biden Administration Charts Another Massive Budget Deficit In March
The only way out of this fiscal death spiral is significant spending cuts and/or major tax hikes. If you think that will happen, I have some beachfront property in New Mexico to sell you.
Friday's Silver Selloff May Have Actually Been Great News For Silver Bulls!
Silver endured a significant selloff last Friday. Was this another step forward in the bull market?
Inflation Blame Game: Corporate Greed Edition
Rising prices are one of the symptoms of monetary inflation. If you have more dollars chasing the same amount of goods and services, you will see a general rise in prices. Monetary inflation causes price inflation. They are two different things.
Indian Silver Imports Surge To Record Levels
Silver imports skyrocketed by 260 percent in February, hitting a record high of 2,295 tons. That was up from 637 tons in January, according to a report in the Economic Times of India.
Biden Promises Interest Rate Cut, Violating Federal Reserve Independence
Biden makes a comment that suggests the US government and the Biden Administration are not as separated from the Federal Reserve as they are supposed to be... Is this a sign of deep government corruption?
CPI Came In Hotter Than Expected - Again
The central bank can’t plausibly cut rates with price inflation still far above its target.
Here's One Reason This Gold Bull Run Likely Still Has Legs
With ETF gold selling slowing and a flip to buying possibly on the horizon, along with continued robust central bank buying, we could see a significant strain on the gold supply, driving prices even higher.
Zimbabwe Gets Gold-Backed Currency But It Won't Solve The Fundamental Problem
Backing the Zimbabwe currency with gold is a great idea, but the ZiG will collapse just like previous Zimbabwean currencies if the government doesn’t change its ways.
A BRICS Alternative To The SWIFT Payment System Could Accelerate De-Dollarization
With Russia taking the lead, the BRICS bloc is talking about creating a new payment system that isn’t controlled by the United States and that is not dependent on the dollar.
Healthy Central Bank Gold Buying Continued In February
According to the World Gold Council, central banks net gold purchases totaled 1,037 tons in 2023. It was the second straight year central banks added more than 1,000 tons to their total reserves.
Fed Admits Losing $114 Billion
The Federal Reserve just reported its largest loss in history. By far. $114 Billion USD lost.
The Evils Of Paper Money Have No End
This article discusses the history of the U.S. founding fathers and their perspective on why fiat paper currency is evil, especially in the hands of the government. Constitutional money is specie money made of gold and silver, i.e. sound money.
What Is Quantitative Easing And How Does It Work?
Quantitative easing is considered an extreme form of monetary policy reserved for use during a "crisis" situation.
An Unusual Dynamic: Gold And Treasury Yields Rising Together
Gold broke another intraday record on Monday. This continues the gold bull run that has been ongoing for several weeks.
Proposal To Move Bank Regulation Goalposts Signals Underlying Problems In Financial System
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) is trying to talk the Federal Reserve into changing the formula for the supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) to make bank balance sheets look better!
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