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Wisconsin House Votes Overwhelmingly to End Sales Tax on Precious Metals Bullion

AB 29 would exempt “precious metals bullion,” defined as coins, bars, rounds, and sheets that contain at least 35% gold, silver, copper, platinum, or palladium.

The Deeper Dive: Insightful People Speak on How it All Falls Apart

Here is a summary view from the Thoughtful Money podcast about where the market, economy, and society are headed this year from different perspectives.

The Federal Reserve Enables and Grows Big Government

Mike emphasizes that Federal Reserve monetary policy levies an inflation tax on all of us and wraps up with a call to action to buy gold and/or silver to help protect yourself from this tax.

It's All Falling Apart so Quickly I Can't Keep up!

Bill Dudley says the central bank may have to tighten more, and one of the nation’s longtime central bankers admits the Fed may have to tighten, not just longer but HIGHER.

Another Inflation Signal: Producer Prices Unexpectedly Spike

It was a steeper increase than the projected 0.2 percent. More alarming is the fact that consumer prices have gone up over half a percent (0.6 percent) in just two months.

It's All Coming Together by All Falling Apart

Sorry, pivots only happen in policy not in whispers about remote hypothetical possibilities months into the future, so NO PIVOT. Nada one. Not even a slow curve in the general direction.

What Will It Take for Metals to Break Higher?

Speculators won’t go long and commit to a position there until silver breaks above $30 and gold pushes through, and holds, above $2100.

Chinese Wholesale Gold Demand Sets January Record

Due to strong demand coupled with a stable gold price, assets under management by Chinese-based gold ETFs rose by $113 million to $4 billion in January. An all-time high.

The Coming Crash of Bigness

Where the rot is probably greatest, but more veiled for the moment, is in the operations of organized capital, the banks and money systems, including financial markets.

Why Rising Shipping Costs Won't Cause Inflation

The political class wants you to believe higher shipping costs, or rising oil prices, or greedy corporations, or "Putin's price hikes" or perhaps Vodoo is causing price inflation. That lets them off the hook.

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