It is impossible to grasp the meaning of the idea of sound money if one does not realize that it was devised as… by Thorsten Polleit via Mises It is impossible to grasp the meaning of the idea of sound money if one does not realize that it was devised as an instrument for the
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Today may have finally pushed your host over the edge and into the sanatorium. I hope they have nice rooms there. Do you suppose they have ice cream? I really like ice cream. OK, maybe I’m not ready to be institutionalized just yet…but…this past month has worn me out. So, for today, a more brief
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The price for produce, meat and eggs remains stubbornly high, and we could see people in the US rioting over an inability to feed their children… by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Food prices are continuing to go up and there is no reprieve in sight. Food banks and store shelves are beginning to empty further
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We were delighted to welcome Simon Hunt to GoldCore TV this week. David Russell interviewed the expert economist and global observer to ask him about the Russia-Ukraine war, central bank tightening, and the future of the US Dollar hegemony. This is a sobering interview where investors will be interested to hear his take on market
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Can the United States as a country escape this? by Paul Craig Roberts via PaulCraigRoberts.org The Social Credit System is the Elite’s Means of Control Paul Craig Roberts Duff Cooper, Viscount Norwich, was the only British minister who resigned over the Munich Agreement of 1938. His autobiography was titled Old Men Forget. I expect they do, but
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The larger gold miners were actually having a great year until the stock markets started crumbling… by Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC The major gold miners’ stocks have plunged in recent weeks, obliterating positive sentiment. They got sucked into the serious stock-market selloff fueled by extreme Fed hawkishness, which spawned big fear. But that is rash given
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With more countries exploring digital currencies, traditional cash could soon become a thing of the past, writes Paul Budde. CENTRAL BANKS across the world have been exploring the possibility of implementing a digital currency — Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). A digital currency can provide a safer financial environment as it will enable individuals, private
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Gold and silver are now below some critical levels and are in the process of heading lower. This brings us to the question are gold and silver breaking down? The answer is not that simple but would be yes for now and the future. In simple terms, we trade gold and silver as the
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By Tricia Oliviera Piaget will be exhibiting its Extraordinary Lights High Jewellery Exhibition at the Singapore Wine Vault from Tuesday 17 May to Friday 20 May for the first time in South-east Asia. Step into the light and experience an enchanted world filled with wonder and ethereal beauty, resplendent with the radiance of Piaget’s exquisite
In what may go down as a trend change and reversal day, Comex Digital Gold fully recovered from an overnight London Monkey raid to post a high that was $41 above the low. Could it be that the lows for this brutal, four-week downtrend are in? Ask me again tomorrow at this time. And why
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Inflation is so high in America that we’re now supposed to believe that inflation is “moderating” if it doesn’t go above 8.5 percent. That, at least, was… by Ryan McMaken of Mises Institute Inflation is so high in America that we’re now supposed to believe that inflation is “moderating” if it doesn’t go above 8.5
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Gold & silver lost support levels and are finally becoming bullish on a contrary sentiment basis. The play could be… by Gary Tanashian from Notes From The Rabbit Hole A general update of a macro in transition Detailed work, which got us to this point intact, if a little frustrated*, is done in NFTRH reports and updates.
Overview Steppe Gold (TSX:STGO) is a precious metals development company and gold producer in Mongolia. The company owns the Altan Tsaagan Ovoo (ATO) and the Uudam Khundii (UK) gold projects in Mongolia. Steppe Gold has recently commenced gold production at its flagship ATO project. The company has mined, crushed and stacked approximately 715,000 tonnes of
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Expect a new normal of much higher prices? Josh Young with Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St Josh Young is the Chief Investment Officer & Founder of Bison Interests. Bison Interests is an investment firm focused on publicly traded oil and natural gas companies. During this 50+ minute interview, Jason asks Josh about
The conspiracy mongers don’t want you to see this chart… by Keith Weiner of Monetary-Metals On Thursday May 12, the price of silver fell about a buck. As with every one of these big price moves, the question is: what really happened? Below is a chart of the day’s action, with price overlaid with basis.
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One scan of the “news” demonstrates that something is a miss with the propagandists seemingly grasping for anything and everything… (by Half Dollar) I’m wondering just what the next catalyst for the news cycle, and by extension, for silver, is going to be? I ask that because it’s not easy to get a read on
Source: Michael J. Ballanger (5/16/22) As a young and very brash “stock salesman” in the early 1980s (Note: Back then, they did not call us “wealth managers” or “investment professionals” or “advisors.”), I discovered a newsletter writer that was the best storyteller I have ever read, and his name was Richard Russell. The author and founder
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Joining us for a conversation is Rauno Perttu, the CEO of Provenance Gold Corp. (PAU:CSE; PVGDF:OTCQB). To discuss some important updates coming out of Oregon. Maurice Jackson: Before we delve into company specifics, Mr. Perttu, please introduce us to Provenance Gold and the exciting opportunity the company presents to shareholders. Rauno Perttu: Provenance Gold is
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An occasional critic will ask that we “stick to our lane” and limit commentary to metals and the markets. They would prefer we avoided politics. When it comes to gold and silver, that is easier said than done. There is no separating the metals markets from the world affairs motivating people to buy physical bullion.
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We as humans must stand up and remove ourselves from the system before it’s too late… by Josh Sigurdson via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson reports on the new report showing 90% of countries worldwide are planning the creation of a central bank digital currency, just in time for the great reset which sets out
Is holding onto this position worth the stress and worry about whether the market is going to rally? by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders As professional traders, we spend a lot of resources determining whether we are in a bull-up market or a bear-down market. The follow-up to this is our additional efforts in
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What’s happening, why is it happening, and… Dave Kranzler with Chris Marcus on Arcadia Economics Investors around the globe have been hit hard by the recent selloffs in the #stock, #bond, and #preciousmetals markets, and there’s a degree to which it’s starting to feel a bit like 2008. When traders around the globe were basically
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A general update of a macro in transition. Detailed work, which got us to this point intact, if a little frustrated,* is done in NFTRH reports and updates. But it’s always handy to have a general summary view of macro markets. So let’s get to it. *Reference this post done while sitting with a flight
Don’t try to catch a falling knife, but wait for a break of resistance, and the level to watch in Gold is $1911 and in Silver it’s… by David Brady via Sprott Money Central banks were ostensibly designed to smooth out fluctuations in the economy and financial markets in order to avoid major financial crises.
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In the end, the last say (and laugh) goes to… by Matthew Piepenburg via Gold Switzerland As far as we are concerned, it is no great secret nor any great surprise that our faith in fiat money (in general) and the central bankers who have debased it (in particular) and precipitated the death of capitalism
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This suggestion that everyday people be reduced to consuming insects that are fed excrement is part of the… by Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper Have you ever read about a survival scenario where a kidnapping victim, a forgotten prisoner, or lost hiker was forced to choke down insects in order to survive? Did it
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Fokusiert/iStock via Getty Images Global Bubble deflation gathered additional momentum this week. The U.S./global tech bubble collapse accelerated. Hit by panic “runs”, the historic cryptocurrency mania is coming completely unglued. And even more historic Chinese apartment, financial and economic bubbles continue to falter. Whether stocks, bonds, crypto, or corporate credit, many are keen to spot
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What is the cyclical explosiveness of physical silver indicating for stackers everywhere? by Samuel Briggs via Kinesis In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by Patrick Karim, co-founder of technical analysis service, Northstar & Badcharts, to share bullish predictions for gold and silver, founded on a lifetime of accurately forecasting rallies.
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The casino has become complex and there are no easy answers or predictable paths… by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds The casino has become complex and there are no easy answers or predictable paths. The Wall Street herd had it easy from 2009 to 2021. Life was simple and life was good: markets were
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The Great Recoinage ended up being a total disaster… by Simon Black of Sovereign Man By the early Spring of 1696, England was on the brink of a major currency crisis that had been building for decades. This was back in an era where English money was primarily silver; more than 1,000 years ago, in
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The fragility is beginning to show… by David Morgan of The Morgan Report SILVER and the Collapse of the Global Financial System | https://www.themorganreport.com In our current economic environment, the fragility of the FIAT currency at the heart of the global financial system is beginning to show. Precious metals analyst David Morgan explains why a run
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Don’t you feel that way, too? I mean, come on. The Comex precious metals have done nothing but go straight freaking down for weeks and, at some point, you feel like none of it even matters anymore. Which is precisely why we are now likely at an intermediate low. In fact, I wouldn’t be at
The great unraveling is here… by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse Blog I have really been struggling to come up with an accurate way of describing the current state of the U.S. economy, because none of the traditional labels seem to apply. Inflation is out of control, and that normally happens when an economy
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The dominant feature today as the bankers get out of dodge… by Harvey Organ of Harvey Organ Blog GOLD; $1825.75 DOWN $26.50 SILVER: $20.68 DOWN $.88 ACCESS MARKET: GOLD $1822.00 SILVER: $20.70 Bitcoin morning price: $28,800 DOWN 876 Bitcoin: afternoon price: $28,681 DOWN 1077 Platinum price: closing DOWN $52.00 to $947.70 Palladium price; closing DOWN
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Filo Mining Corp. shares traded 30% higher today after the Canadian Explorer reported drill results from its Filo del Sol project in South America that extended its high-grade Breccia 41 copper-silver-gold zone by 175m to the North. Yesterday evening, Vancouver-based mineral explorer Filo Mining Corp. (FLMMF:OTCMKTS), which is primarily focused on mining at two adjacent
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Aztec Minerals has already successfully delineated a considerable mineralized envelope at the California Zone, part of its Cervantes project in Sonora state, Mexico. But now Aztec appears to finding more mineralization at the California North target, too. Drilling by Aztec Minerals in Sonora state, Mexico. Although the stock markets are under increasing pressure by sky-high
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Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. Elevated inflation readings and stock market turmoil continue to inflict pain on investors. Some are hoping for a quick turnaround. Others are just looking for a place to hide. Unfortunately, there have been virtually no safe havens from the broad-based carnage outside of the energy
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MARKET WRAPS Watch For: EU Industrial Production; France CPI; G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting; updates from Ceconomy, Deutsche Telekom, Vitesco Technologies, Orpea, Fresenius, Porsche, Caixabank, Michelin, Sage, Norwegian Air Shuttle, MTN, Phoenix, Rolls-Royce Holdings Opening Call: Stocks in Europe were on a recovery course for Friday after Jerome Powell’s confirmation as Fed chief gave U.S. shares
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In the United States, stocks ended a whipsaw session slightly lower, as investors juggled fears of nagging inflation with signs it could be peaking. The S&P 500 came within striking distance of confirming a bear market since swooning from its all-time high reached in January. In Europe, economic worries were exacerbated by a German warning
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The emergence of deflation is always good news, since it is in response to… by Frank Shostak via Mises For most experts, deflation is bad news since it generates expectations for a continued decline in prices, leading consumers to postpone the purchases of present goods, since they expect to purchase them at lower prices in
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Larry Lepard is a Boston-based money manager and sound money advocate. He’s also a longtime member of this site, going back to The Watchtower days so I think it’s safe to say that you’re going to enjoy this podcast. Larry’s day job is a money manager at Equity Management Associates in Boston. You can learn
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NEW YORK : World equities fell on Thursday to an 18-month-low, with markets dogged by fears high inflation would persist and force central banks to keep tightening monetary policy. In the United States, stocks ended a whipsaw session slightly lower, as investors juggled fears of nagging inflation with signs it could be peaking. The S&P
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Regardless of how unpleasant the past few weeks have been, events are mostly playing out as forecast, and in reality, silver is acting just as predictably as gold… by Craig Hemke via Sprott Money News Regardless of how unpleasant the past few weeks have been, events are mostly playing out as we forecast back in
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Unwittingly or not, The Fed has created a black hole of rising nominal rates and a rising POSX and this beast is now consuming nearly all “markets”. I’m a little late getting started because I spent some time this morning watching a press conference where some astronomers and astrophysicists declared that they had finally found
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All the talk you hear is simply the Fed pretending to fight inflation… Peter Schiff with Greg Hunter on USA Watchdog Money manager and economist Peter Schiff says all the talk you are hearing from the Federal Reserve is simply the Fed “pretending to fight inflation.” Schiff explains, “Everything I predicted with inflation breaking out
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This rise likely features a modest reduction in… by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates 1. The main themes for the world’s major markets are the 2021-2025 war cycle, the inflation and interest rates cycle, the horrifying overvaluation of the US stock market, the rise of Chindian citizens as global economy leaders, outrageous debt, and the role
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This is going to have an effect on everything, from the food supply to the… by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Diesel shortages have become apparent to those who utilize the fuel and many are calling those shortages “widespread.” This is going to have an effect on everything, from the food supply to the cost of
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By Francesca Landini and Silvia Aloisi MILAN (Reuters) – Campari plans to open several flagship bars for its best-selling spirits in Europe and beyond to help tap into a taste for the Italian aperitif culture, its chief executive said. The drinks group last week reported higher sales in the first three months of the year
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May 12 (Reuters) – Gold and other precious metals dropped on Thursday, with palladium shedding more than 8%, as investors flocked to the dollar driven by bets the U.S. Federal Reserve will stick to aggressive rate hikes. Spot gold fell 1.6% to $1,823.14 per ounce by 01:51 p.m. EDT (1751 GMT). U.S. gold futures settled
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