Yes, It Is Different This Time
From Charles Hugh Smith at Of Two Minds: Most people would be horrified by a 40% decline in their “investments.” When bubbles pop, speculative assets
From Charles Hugh Smith at Of Two Minds: Most people would be horrified by a 40% decline in their “investments.” When bubbles pop, speculative assets
From Alasdair Macleod: We will look back at current events and realise that they marked the change from a dollar-based global economy underwritten by financial
Excerpted From James Turk’s just-published Money and Liberty: In The Pursuit Of Happiness & The Theory Of Natural Money: Since the 1944 Bretton Woods conference,
Willem Middelkoop: The IMF has begun ‘indirect currency debasement’ … Mike Maloney: Inflation is now inevitable … Peter Grandich: Gold will be the ‘best bull
Two things about the coronavirus relief checks the government will soon start sending out: First, it looks like they’ll take a while to arrive: Show
Jim Rickards: Economic freeze is here, get gold, silver if you can and get ready … Egon von Greyerz: Fake markets are supported by fake
The latest from Michael Pento: There are a handful of stocks in which institutions and individual investors have recently piled into. This behavior is emblematic
Kyle Bass: China is the most reckless financial experiment in history … Gwen Preston: Gold’s fundamentals are stronger than they’ve been in years … Max
Egon von Greyerz: Unprecedented risks — are you 50% in gold? … Dr. Mark Skidmore: $21 trillion is missing and I think we’re in trouble
Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark: World’s biggest gold investors are on a buying spree and silver $170 is a no-brainer … Gerald Celente: The Greatest
Gold has spent the past couple of weeks steamrolling technical barriers and reviving the spirits of long-suffering gold bugs. But markets don’t move in a
By now just about everyone understands what junk bonds are and why they matter. But there’s a non-publicly traded version of this kind of debt
When the financial markets got, um, choppy towards the end of 2018, the Fed caved almost instantly. But only rhetorically. Fed chair Powell promised to
Ah, Saudi Arabia, land of heat and contradictions. One day they’re jailing women’s rights activists for wanting to drive, the next day they’re dismembering still-living
President Trump will soon nominate his second Supreme Court justice. The first, Neil Gorsuch, has so perfectly replaced the late Antonin Scalia that it’s safe
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