Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor at Dollarcollapse.com:
If you’re sitting down with a coffee right now, great.
That’s what Sunday’s are for…
A little laid back reading, rest and relaxation.
Here are three Sunday Morning thoughts…
Sometimes these thoughts are on the economy, life, or hard assets.
If they’re helpful or hopeful to you, that’s great… Sometimes it just comes down to reality. That’s what I’m interested in…
So, here we go.
Here are three Sunday morning thoughts for you:
1. If you’re still questioning whether you want to buy treasury bonds or gold then take a look at US spending. But first, consider where the United State’s biggest expenses are.
Some line items on the federal budget you can reduce.
Others the line items on the federal budget you may be able to replace.
For example, the US postal service(USPS) could be replaced by a private company.
Medicare could get replaced with private insurance.
And social security could get replaced by individuals investing privately through banks.
But there is one thing that seems impossible to reduce, or replace…
And that is the federal debt.
Because in order to pay that debt, the United States will need to issue more money.
Or the federal government issues treasury bonds to pay for their spending, but that puts them in a precarious position.
Issuing a treasury bond means they are obligated to pay back so much more money in the future, and…
Over the next 30 years, the United States is obligated to pay back something like $200 Trillion dollars to its bond holders.
So naturally, more money will need to be printed to pay for treasury bond obligations, as well as the growing federal debt.
But will the US ever be able to pay down the federal debt?
Interest payments are going parabolic.
So you tell me…
When you look at this next chart, it gives you an idea about the future performance of treasury bonds.
The red line is gold performance to government treasury bonds.
See how it correlates with government spending?
Since March 2020, gold has outperformed treasury bonds by 100%.
Yet, over two years government spending continued to went from $3.4 Trillion to $4 Trillion, and more…
With government spending continuing to increase, how do you think gold will perform relative to bonds in the future?
2. Like a dog returns to its vomit. So Canada returns to globalism, and progressive leadership.
Recently installed Mike Carney is still getting his mail at his New York apartment.
Yet, he’s now leading Canada like it’s an ordinary change over of CEOs…
And the liberal herd is following their new parasitic shepherd.
Since the beginning of 2025, at least on PolyMarket, Canada’s Conservative leadership has been losing steam, while Carney’s popularity is on the rise.
Carney is a globalist, environmental, de-colonizer who has no respect for the money printer.
Canadian’s were sick of the vomit-like results Trudeau puked all over Canada. Now this.
3. Let the word out. There’s a growing movement to buy physical silver on March 31.
I thought I should pass this on to you too.
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Happy Sunday.
