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As discussed in yesterday’s podcast, the day has begun with additional selling in the Comex digital metals. We’ve now had our “death cross” in CDG and CDS has actually traded below $19. So what happens next? Are they going even lower or are we due for a bounce? I know we could all use a […]

Sometime this Fall, the Fed will make every effort to… by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “The Fed is lying about the causes of inflation. When asked about its role in causing inflation, in terms of buying assets, it says “oh no, that’s not the problem – we only create reserves and reserves –

SINGAPORE: It has been a punishing six months for investors. From stocks to bonds, markets have been dealt blows from the Russia-Ukraine war, surging inflation and rising interest rates. COVID-19 uncertainties linger and the risk of recession is back on the radar. Moving into the second half of 2022, experts said the coast is far

It was a dreadful start to the holiday-shortened week as the euro currency got completely trashed versus the US pig. This, of course, led to a massive rally in the POSX and this, of course, led The Machines to dump digital gold, digital silver and all of the other financialized commodities. So, anyway, what can

The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions targeting Russia’s defense industrial base and said the United States, the UK, Canada, and Japan will ban imports of Russian gold… by David Morgan of The Morgan Report The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions targeting Russia’s defense industrial base and said the United States — along with

The new begins begins on a Tuesday and, once again, the Comex digital metals are falling backward. What’s the reason today? The euro is making new 20-year lows versus The Pig and is threatening to drop all the way to 1:1. So, welcome back. I hope you had a relaxing weekend. Lots of windshield time

“Don’t underestimate the power of a narrative” says our guest on GoldCore TV this week. Jim Rickards joins Dave Russell to talk about perception, the Putin Price Hike and why he believes Ukraine cannot win the war. If you enjoyed the interview, look out for our new look GoldCore TV show, The M3 Report, when

The Fed will reverse the rate hikes in the near future and be forced to… Steve Penny with Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed founder of Silver Chartist https://silverchartist.com/, Steve Penny Steve runs the Silver Chartist Pro investing and trading service that covers gold,

With the US dollar’s reserve currency status under threat… Latifa Alkhanjary via Kinesis In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire offers a long-term outlook on the implementation of the BRICS currency basket, with the US dollar’s reserve currency status under threat. The precious metals expert speaks on the forthcoming unwinding of the derivatives

Even the most wild optimists are starting to sound like “doom and gloomers”… Even the most wild optimists are starting to sound like “doom and gloomers”.  In fact, even the most optimistic woman on Wall Street is now telling us that the U.S. economy is in a recession right now.  At one time, Cathie Wood

To hear the Fed Chair admit such a thing is massive… by Josh Sigurdson with Tim Picciott via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the coming digital world order as Jerome Powell admits that the US dollar is at risk of losing its standing as the world reserve

Your Holiday Jackass | TF Metals Report It can’t be the U.S. Independence Day weekend without fireworks, apple pie and The Jackass. So here you go. An hour of mostly-uninterrupted Jackass consciousness for your holiday listening pleasure. So what do Jim and I discuss here at the mid-point of 2022? To be honest, I don’t

The ruling class is blaming a wine, coffee, and chili pepper shortage on climate change while refusing to touch on the…  by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan The ruling class is blaming a wine, coffee, and chili pepper shortage on climate change while refusing to touch on the convenient coincidences that continue to ravage the food

In the past, the alleged instability of economies on the gold standard took place because the authorities were… by Frank Shostak via Mises Currently the world is on a fiat money standard—a government-issued currency that is not backed by a commodity such as gold. The fiat standard is the primary cause behind the present economic

With the increased use of solar renewable energy over the last few decades and a limited lifespan of 30 years for solar panels, the global waste generated from silicon in end-of-life solar panels is increasing. While precious metals such as silver and copper are usually recycled, silicon, which makes up the bulk of solar cells,

While some market participants were caught offside by Putin’s move towards gold amidst the recent war, it’s interesting to note that… Bill Murphy with Chris Marcus of Arcadia Economics While some market participants were caught offside by Putin’s move towards gold amidst the recent war, it’s interesting to note that they’ve been watching the gold

The week mercifully draws to a close and now we have a three-day, US market holiday weekend to celebrate. But, before you do, please be sure to give this podcast a listen. The lows for Comex silver that we predicted back in early January were hit today and we need to summarize how we got

If a disaster has hit and you’re still breathing, then your next concern has got to be water…  by Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper Author of The Blackout Book and the online course Bloom Where You’re Planted Are you truly prepared for a water emergency? How long could your family survive if the water stopped flowing from

When covid hit, everyone panicked… …well, almost everyone. Our Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast editor Mark Galasiewski went on TV and made a very strong Elliott wave case for a huge rally. Result: China’s stocks indeed bottomed and sparked a global rally. Are we at a similar moment today? Mark and his colleagues have answers for you

Solar panels are intricate pieces of technology that degrade into large, bulky sheets of electronic waste at the end of their lives. Think about it: Solar panels have a limited lifespan of 30 years, which is why the global waste from end-of-life solar panels is expected to reach 8 million tonnes by 2030 and 80

Way back in the day…I’m talking January 2011…things really took off with what was eventually called “Turd’s Bottom”. This was simply an accurate call of a low, right when the crowd was expecting prices to fall even farther. And this was an important call because you know what happened next from February through April. So

Even if people were open to analysis, most would continue to believe in precious metals manipulation…  by Steve St Angelo of SRSrocco Report With the continued focus on precious metals manipulation, I decided it was a good idea to provide my CONNECT THE DOT analysis on this subject matter.  While most analysts and investors in the

The test results bode well for the prefeasibility study of the Canadian explorer’s past-producing project in Quebec’s historical Val d’Or mining district, noted a Stifel report, and named it the cheapest company in its coverage universe. A Laurentian Bank Securities report called the company’s most recent drill results “encouraging.” Metallurgical Testing Troilus Gold Corp.’s (TLG:TSX;

(Bloomberg) — Investors cut holdings in exchange-traded funds for silver, platinum and palladium in the second quarter on fears that a potential recession will reduce industrial demand, but gold assets held up because of its role as a haven, and that may persist. Gold-backed ETFs shrank by just over 1% in the three months through

MUMBAI, July 1 (Reuters) – India has raised its basic import duty on gold to 12.5% from 7.5%, the government said on Friday, as the world’s second biggest consumer of the precious metal tries to dampen demand and bring down the trade deficit. Local gold prices jumped to an over two-month peak of 52,032 rupees

(Bloomberg) — Investors cut holdings in exchange-traded funds for silver, platinum and palladium in the second quarter on fears that a potential recession will reduce industrial demand, but gold assets held up because of its role as a haven, and that may persist. Gold-backed ETFs shrank by just over 1% in the three months through