Welcome to insanity which, by a definition commonly attributed to Albert Einstein, is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Our insanity is actually a dangerously circuitous negative feedback loop. The popular delusions are exponentially more dangerous and the crowds – most of the global populous – aren’t just going to go mad, they’re going to go broke. Here’s who’s deluding us, over what, why, how they’re doing it, and how it’s going to end… and how you can save yourself from going broke.
Read More »Russia Is Hoarding Gold – Economic Warfare With U.S. Looms As A Result
Currently, Russian gold reserves rank 7th in the world. It’s clear that there is a concerted effort by Russian authorities to build up the country’s gold reserves as part of a national strategy to negate the effects of economic warfare waged by the United States.
Read More »Housing: Is It A Good Inflation Hedge?
Over long periods the inflation-adjusted price of homes in the U.S. has tended to increase by a little more than 1% per year. That doesn't mean owning a home is a good way to make a 1% real return on your money though. This article explains why.
Read More »World’s 10 Largest Economies Changing Rapidly – Will America Remain #1?
You won’t be able to tell the story of the 21st century without India and China as its main protagonists. Just look at the numbers in the two animated charts provided in this article.
Read More »Major Devaluation Of Yuan Expected In 1-2 Years – Here’s Why
I think the Chinese are devaluing the yuan in slow motion but when they realize that the shadow banking system will tighten credit at the worst possible time - just when the PBOC is actively fighting such tighter credit conditions - they are likely to devalue the yuan by a much larger and less orderly amount.
Read More »Would “Helicopter Money” Be Positive or Negative For the Gold Market?
Supporters of helicopter money argue that it is a necessary option to revive economic growth and generate inflation, while opponents consider it a fancy name for printing money and monetizing fiscal deficits. Who is right, and what does it imply for the gold market?
Read More »American? Here’s How to Play the Upside of the Canadian Dollar
The Canadian dollar/U.S. dollar exchange rate would appear to have a lot more upside than downside potential. This articles illustrates that point of view with charts and puts forth suggestions on how to play the coming upside.
Read More »We Desperately Need Higher Inflation – Here’s Why and 3 Ways It Could Easily Be Accomplished
This article analyzes 3 new ways to get inflation on a national and global scale that have not been tried yet but you can see them coming a mile away if you understand elite jargon and the elite message system.
Read More »What Tools Does The Fed Have Left ? How Could They Affect The Price of Gold?
Some analysts argue that the Fed would be out of ammunition to deal with any future economic crisis but that is not the case. This article analyzes what monetary weapons the Fed could use and what each would mean for the price of gold as a result.
Read More »The Motives & Incentives Driving the Current Passion For Inflation
Just as the amount of outstanding debt has spiraled uncontrollably higher, so too will inflation. The hubris of central bankers who somehow believe they will know the precise time to alter easy money policies in order to prevent a monetary disaster is only exceeded by the foolishness of Congressional oversight in granting that authority. Word count: 1139
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