Extreme Charts – January 8
This week’s theme is “spikes and crashes,” and why they’re great for gold and silver. Let’s begin with inflation, which is suddenly spiking after decades
This week’s theme is “spikes and crashes,” and why they’re great for gold and silver. Let’s begin with inflation, which is suddenly spiking after decades
From Katusa Research: This year has been one for the record books. From all-time highs in the major indices to the Coronavirus meltdown… and then
From Michael Pento, of Pento Portfolio Strategies: When the market cap of equities reaches 183% of GDP and government bonds yield near 0%, or even
The conventional view of inflation is that it’s not only low, but dangerously low and in need of aggressive stimulus. But that view is increasingly
It’s one thing to hear someone claim that the world is spinning out of control. But it’s a lot more impactful to see the underlying
Somewhere back in the depths of the 20th century, a bunch of governors, mayors, and public sector union leaders got together and cooked up one
US stocks are behaving amazingly well given the political and economic near-chaos of the past few months. This is probably the first recession that inflated
A consensus seems to have formed on both left and right that the upcoming presidential election involves some literally existential questions, making it THE MOST
The political and financial worlds were baffled by President Trump’s decision, just hours after being released from the hospital, to suspend coronavirus stimulus bill negotiations
Money managers who don’t recommend gold to their clients are becoming the exception rather than the rule. This week saw a couple more big-name banks
From Pento Portfolio Strategies: The overvaluation of stocks relative to the economy has placed them in such rarefied space that the market is subject to
Iconic investor Warren Buffett’s superpower is the ability to understand how companies work and tell which will generate the most and most consistent cash flow.
By now it’s painfully obvious that we humans tend to ruin our favorite places by overrunning them. And no place makes this point better than
Back in the simpler days of 2019, there was this (now completely forgotten) impending crisis in which emerging market countries’ dollar-denominated debt was going to
From this week’s edition of J Taylor’s Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks newsletter: Gold’s slight correction of 3.99% this week doesn’t say much. But the
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