Alasdair Macleod: Has a bottom been found?
What Alasdair’s charts are telling you and your next big move. How much longer will people sell? The #1 underbought item Central Banks are adding
What Alasdair’s charts are telling you and your next big move. How much longer will people sell? The #1 underbought item Central Banks are adding
We are now seeing the initial stages of a currency, credit, and banking crisis develop. Driving it are an inflation of prices, contraction of bank
What is most concerning about Doug Nolan’s apocalyptic recap of the last quarter and where we go from here is how logical, likely, and inevitable
Don’t focus on the extraordinary high 9.1% CPI. If you want to know what the economy is really reeling under, you have to look at
Global events will soon escalate to an even more alarming level. Needless to say, if 2022 ended right now it would be remembered for a
During the Roaring Twenties would anyone have believed you if you told them about the depression and the dust-bowl years that were soon to come?
World War One was the most destructive conflict in human history. But before it ended, the Spanish flu came along and claimed an even greater
Let’s say President Trump is right about the coronavirus “miraculously” fading away as temperatures rise in the Summer. Will things then go back to the
People have been talking about a “debt bubble” for some years now. They’ve been right, of course, based on the combination of surging borrowing and
It is generally, if grudgingly, accepted that the “paper gold” markets – that is, the people trading futures contracts and options – are able to
The Donald’s personal failings make it hard to say nice things about his presidency. Yet contrary to most inside-the-Beltway expectations, he’s having an impact. Let’s
Not so long ago, London Telegraph’s Ambrose Evans-Pritchard was one of the handful of must-read financial journalists. He probably still is, but since he disappeared
The era of fiat currencies and central bank printing presses has desensitized us to massive leverage and its implications. So when it is reported, for
In his latest newsletter commodities analyst Jay Taylor notes that a very important date is approaching: In 2018, central banks added nearly 23 million ounces
The past five years have been baffling for gold bugs. In an environment of massive central bank money creation, rising government deficits and a populist
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