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All of these similarities and differences are setting up a sea-change revaluation of capital, resources and labor that will…  by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds All of these similarities and differences are setting up a sea-change revaluation of capital, resources and labor that will be on the same scale as the extraordinary transitions […]

Where lies the puzzle of the present dollar-yen rate? by Brendan Brown via Mises How can we explain that the currency whose issuer has made the biggest inflationary mistake of all during the pandemic is the strongest (the US Consumer Price Index is up over 8 percent year on year), while that where the inflationary mistake

History still provides enduring lessons to prepare and better survive crises. Overall, the most important is… by Fabian Ommar via The Organic Prepper After my articles about Brazil’s battle against inflation during the 1980s went live (here and here), I got some requests for more practical, day-to-day tips to defend from soaring prices. Here are a few

Hey Musk! Just buy all the Silver ETFs! by Rafi Farber via Arcadia Economics Yes, it’s nice that Elon Musk spent a tiny fraction of his fortune to buy Twitter. But if you really want to know how insanely cheap silver is, consider this. Musk could have bought the entire world’s supply of transparent silver

Tactical currency commoditisation? by Samuel Briggs via Kinesis In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire sits down with famed economist, Alasdair Macleod, to discuss China and Russia’s tactical currency commoditisation as the dollar continues to devaluate. The precious metals expert questions the Fed’s official narrative on inflation and shares his thoughts on the

In a free market without a central bank like the Fed, all increases in borrowing must be… by Mark Thornton via Mises Days after Netflix reported bad earnings and an “unexpected” hit to their subscriber base, CNN announced that it had pulled the plug on its own brand-new streaming service, CNN+. Despite arguments to the contrary from

Your host has had enough and next week promises to be very, very busy with the May FOMC and your latest BLSBS. So let’s call it a week a little earlier than usual. And I’ve had enough of today. As has been the recent norm, the PMs rallied in London on physical demand and then

Let the crazies talk. Everyone needs to see it for themselves… by Simon Black of Sovereign Man In 1962, a movie theater in Ohio screened a French film called Les Amants, which contained a risque sex scene. And, simply for showing the movie, the theater’s manager was arrested and convicted of violating Ohio’s obscenity laws. The

It’s just another day in the barrel as none of the gold-positive news matters after price rallies through the London session, only to get thrashed once that action moves to New York. I must admit that sometimes I find this BS more frustrating than others, though I’m sure this level is closely correlated with my

Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. The strange phenomenon of a rising Dollar Index continued to exert downside pressure on precious metals markets this week. Gold prices are down 1.2% since last Friday’s close to come in at $1,915 per ounce. Silver shows a weekly loss of 4.8% to trade at

Is the party finally over on Wall Street? by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse Blog Is the party finally over on Wall Street?  So far this month, the Dow is down more than 4 percent, the S&P 500 is down almost 8 percent, and the Nasdaq has fallen over 12 percent.  In fact, the

Our friend and fellow Turdite, John Adams, has been missing in action and keeping a low profile these past few months. However, that does not mean that he hasn’t been doing his part to help unravel and expose the global fractional reserve and digital derivative pricing scheme. So it’s good to hear from John again.

Derivatives are the Achilles heel… Dave Kranzler on Palisades Gold Radio We’ve been seeing a slow steady shift away from the dollar for the past decade. China has been utilizing its own currency in bilateral trade for some time. China has increased the size of its Asian trading markets so they are now less reliant

David Russell of GoldCore TV welcomes back David Hunter, Chief Macro Strategist with Contrarian Macro Advisors, who predicts that a ‘Melt-Up’ boom will still take the DOW to 45,000, the NASDAQ to 20,000, and the S&P to 6,000. He has also revised upwards his gold and silver price targets for 2022 to $3,000 and $50,

The stage is set for a very interesting end of the week and month. And then, of course, next week brings the May FOMC so there’s definitely no shortage of topics to discuss today. But all that really matters is how lousy the PMs and miners have been for six days running. It stinks, sucks

Too much money has been printed and they didn’t… by Josh Sigurdson with Tim Picciott via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the recent shocking admission by IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva that too much money has been printed and they didn’t “think through the consequences” of printing vast

In Tuesday’s podcast, we discussed the likelihood that the selling in CDG was not yet complete and that an attempt would soon be made to get price back to $1880. So far today, two deliberate attempts have been made to do just that. The good news is that, so far, both attempts have failed and

Investors should never cheer for a gold price pullback any more than cheering to… by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates 1.   Given that the US government has lost almost every war it has ever fought, should investors and regular citizens be concerned that the current de facto war against Russia will end at least as badly

It has been a rough week in most markets with both equities and bonds declining sharply. Tech stocks have been pummeled with many ‘big names’ plunging more than 50% (from their 52-week high). Some of the bigger names include Zoom Video -75%, PayPal -73%, Netflix -72%, Meta Platforms (Facebook), -53%. The equity market decline is

Baker Steel Resources Trust Ltd. (LSE: BSRT) is now one of the biggest shareholders in Silver X Mining Corp. (AGX:TSX.V) after it converted its $4 million debenture, plus interest and a fee, to 17.6 million shares valued at $0.30 apiece. Baker Steel now owns 19.5 million shares in Silver X, or 13.89% of the company’s

As the global economy continues to break down due to the problems of…  by Steve St Angelo of SRSrocco Report As the global economy continues to break down due to the problems of energy scarcity, investors will move into silver in a BIG WAY. While this will not happen overnight, the fundamentals continue to strengthen

TFMR Podcast – Tuesday, April 26 | TF Metals Report Oooohhhh. Well, things are starting to get pretty interesting. The S&P went out at its low of the day and below 4200. This sets up a very interesting Wednesday so please take the time to listen to this podcast. For today, we try to cram

Without a theory that “stands on its own feet,” various mathematical and statistical methods cannot assist an analyst in… by Frank Shostak via Mises According to the popular way of thinking, our knowledge of the economy is elusive. Consequently, the best that we can do is to attempt to ascertain some facts of economic reality

We first discovered Altaley Mining in October of last year. It’s an interesting company but I didn’t take a position in it back then. However, after this update, I’m ready to pull the trigger. Let’s start by taking you back to October of 2021. Our first introduction to Altaley came from David Rhodes, who sits

Freedom was put in a vice in 1913, and after 100 years, there’s almost nothing left to… by Ron Paul of Ron Paul Liberty Report 1913 was a fateful year for freedom in America. Both the Income Tax & Federal Reserve were created. The dreaded Income Tax made everyone’s hard-earned money the property of the

Elon Musk is not a corporate raider, i.e. he’s not threatening to shut the company down and sell off its assets. So he does not represent… by Simon Black of Sovereign Man On April 8, 1985, a Texas-based energy company called Mesa Petroleum launched a hostile takeover bid for the Union Oil Company of California,

“The company is well-positioned for a productive year,” noted a Noble Capital Markets report. This year, Aurania Resources Ltd. (ARU:TSX.V; AUIAF:OTCQB) intends to concentrate on doing further exploration work at three core mineral concessions at its Lost Cities–Cutucu project in Ecuador: Awacha, Kuri-Yawi B1 and Kuripan, reported Noble Capital Markets analyst Mark Reichman in an April 26

In modern times, deals like the Disney deal are just corporate welfare schemes in the form of… by Ryan McMaken of Mises Institute Florida’s government is poised to revoke the longstanding special favors that the state granted the Walt Disney Company nearly five decades ago. As of Thursday afternoon, both the House and the Senate in Florida have voted

Fed Chair Powell triggers market selloff after comments, and gold… by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast · Jerome Powell triggers market selloff after IMF roundtable comments.· Higher inflation is lowering the minimum wage’s barrier of entry.· Bill Ackman loses almost half a billion dollars on his recent Netflix bet.· Bitcoin will crash hard once