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The US is Still Playing Checkers While Putin is Playing Chess to Weaken the Dollar

When the US issued sanctions against Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, the US was choosing to not honor Russia’s efforts to spend its US dollar holdings.

Inflation Is Still Burning a Hole Through Your Money

The only workable solution is for the government to balance the budget in order to stop making its debt problem worse.

What We Know About Gold

Inflation never stops. Its effects are sometimes quite mild and, at other times, more severe. Even so, gold might take several years to reflect the ongoing, cumulative effects of inflation.

How We Traded the Fear of Boutique Banking for the Certainty of a Declining Dollar

The wildcat banks were famous for over printing notes and purposely circulating them far from their banks, where redemption would be difficult.

Thesis Gold's Transformational Merger Makes One World Class Gold Asset in a Top Tier Mining

CEO Ewan shares the rationale behind the merger where the two combined projects look to create a world-class gold asset in a top-tier mining jurisdiction in B.C., Canada.

Aztec Minerals Advancing Two Emerging Gold & Silver Discoveries Attracting Interest from Alamos Gold

CEO of Aztec Minerals, Simon Dyakowski discusses open-pit gold operations and the Cervantes gold project's prospects. 

Recession Is Already Here

Based on GDI, we are already in a recession. Labor numbers are misleading. The blatant dishonesty from the Bureau of Lying Statistics in manipulating CPI is egregious.

Capitalism: True and False

Wealth concentration brings information control. Cultural Marxism weakened Western civilization’s social culture, morals and beliefs, leaving civilization less capable of resisting other challenges. 

Gold Prices to $4,800/oz by 2030? Showdowns! The West vs East, Competing Currencies, Monetary ...

Ronald Stöferle on the 2023 In Gold We Trust Report: We see a recession approaching quickly and Gold is a good recession hedge. On average it is up 7.6% over recessions.

Celebrating the Wealth Effect's Last Hurrah

We tend to overlook the unpleasant fact that bear markets happen. Because they cannot but mirror the excesses of gluttony that have preceded them, it is a certainty that very lean times are coming.

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