Ed D’Agostino and I talk about the past years, what we see for the future, and I offer the best way to mentally visualize the cycles narratives I have been writing about for the past few months.
I hope they can wring one more cycle out of all this because I personally prefer good times to bad times, even if they’re artificial good times, because the bad times are going to be very real.
Taxing money makes the new money cumbersome and too expensive to use. However, this move, if it works, will also make precious metals more valuable and widely used as investments.
The real problem is that progressives have seized control over government schools. These progressives are more concerned with indoctrinating children than providing them with a quality education.
Mike Maherrey and JP Cortez discuss some of the accomplishments that were made by the Sound Money Defense League in 2023, and what they foresee in 2024.
With such vast divergence of opinions from “the biggest crash in our lifetimes" in the articles in yesterday’s news to “a prolonged economic boom” today, is it any wonder I think the year ahead will be just plain chaos?
Harry Dent says the bubble that is exploding will be so ferocious we’ll never see another bubble in our lifetimes. It will be the bubble explosion to end all bubbles — not one that is capable of being reinflated.
Gold is currently up 1.7% for the week to bring spot prices to $2,065 per ounce, with a chance of finishing out the year next Friday at a new all-time high.
I viscerally understand, taking money from productive hands and putting it into the hands of government is not a pro-growth policy. It is not a free market policy.