Guest post from Peter Schiff of SchiffGold.com: Consumer debt grew at a slower pace in December, but Americans continued to rely heavily on credit cards
Guest post from Peter Schiff of SchiffGold.com: With the Federal Reserve delivering a smaller 25 basis point rate hike at its February meeting, there is a perception
Guest post from Finn Andreen, originally posted on Mises.org: Current international tensions have intensified a debate that has existed for at least a decade between
Guest post from Stewart Thomson originally posted on 321gold.com: Last week the precious market got a “Triple Whammy” of a silver duty hike in India,
Guest post from Stephen Flood at Goldcore.com: US dollar hegemony has long been a standard feature of the global financial and economic system. But developments
Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor at Dollarcollapse.com: “Boyd’s been around the industry for a while. He needs no mysticism to create success… but you see,
Guest post from Alasdair Macleod from GoldMoney.com: In the war between the western alliance and the Asian axis, the media focus is on the Ukrainian
Guest post from Matthew Piepenburg from Gold Switzerland: Below we look at Gold’s rise in a backdrop of more bond destruction in the public markets and more
Contrarian trading makes money. Make your money by selling too early. Guest post from Lance Roberts of Real Investment Advice: From a contrarian investing view,
Guest post from John Rubino on his substack: Last week I posted an article on the implosion of the of the official vaccine narrative. That’s a controversial
Guest post by Lance Roberts from RealInvestmentAdvice.com: The “pain trade” is likely higher over the next few weeks. I touched on this topic in this past weekend’s “Bull
Guest post from John Rubino on his substack: Hi, my name is John and I’m an addict. My descent into helpless obsession began, as it
Guest post from John Rubino on his substack: Gold miners come in lots of different shapes and sizes. But by universal agreement the best business
Guest post from Daniel Lacalle from the Mises Institute: In 2022, central banks will have purchased the largest amount of gold in recent history. According
Guest post from John Rubino from his Substack: At first glance, gold and silver seem pretty fungible. They’re both hypnotically pretty. Their prices tend to
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