The Fed employs central management, not market-based systems, to control liquidity and maintain economic stability, as explained by E.B. Tucker, editor of The Tucker Letter.
A 50/50 divided committee within the Federal Reserve influences interest rate decisions, with conflicting views from members like Waller and Jefferson.
The Fed’s algorithmic models and PR games are designed to radically shift market expectations and premium, despite the persistent issue of an inverted yield curve.
Speculative money flow into the market, particularly small caps, is a key driver of current market dynamics.
E.B. Tucker predicts gold’s path to $3,000, analyzing key factors driving this anticipated rise in the precious metal’s value.
The economy has shifted from traditional recessions to panic cycles, impacting investment strategies and market behavior.
The prospect of war between Ukraine and Russia is causing inflationary pressures and volatility in the bond market, leading to a decoupling from the Fed funds rate.
Neocons are threatening China over Taiwan, causing capital to flee to the US, similar to how World War I moved financial capital from London to New York.
The smart money is concerned that neocons may shut down free markets before the election to influence the outcome, potentially impacting gold and silver prices.
The 10-year Treasury yield is rising sharply, primarily due to the prospect of war, despite the FED lowering interest rates by 50 basis points last month.
Europe is facing a severe economic crisis due to the Euro and migration issues, with Germany admitting to acting like a dictator in joining the Euro without a public vote.
The United States may break apart into four parts, with New England and the West Coast going one way, and the Bible Belt and the South going another.
The Federal Reserve is printing money to inflate away debt, but this Ponzi scheme will eventually collapse when new debt can’t be sold to pay off the old.
The EU’s push for a national military aims to prevent in-fighting between troops from the same ethnic core, drawing lessons from historical events like the Nika Revolt in Byzantium.
Snowline Gold’s Valley Deposit on the Rogue Project in Yukon has a 7Moz resource, with 2022 drilling adding impressive intercepts of 2.1g/t Au over 433m and 1.3g/t Au over 273m.
Infill and step-out drilling strategies in 2022 enhanced the current resource by upgrading and adding ounces, revealing better-than-expected grades.
The boundary between intrusion and hornfels is a crucial geological constraint for the Valley Deposit’s resource model, with most high-grade mineralization occurring within the intrusion.
Valley Deposit’s mineralization evolves with depth, with gold becoming coarser and veins more spotty, presenting challenges for economic feasibility at deeper levels.
Drilling targeted lower-grade material previously classified as waste, potentially adding longevity to the project by increasing scale and size without significantly impacting initial pit shell design.
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