My own view of history suggests humanity prevails even after terrible situations. Maybe not quite Muddle Through, more like staggering, but there is progress.
Jp Cortez of Money Metals' Sound Money Defense League discussed the opening of North America's largest gold depository, boosting the sound money movement in the U.S.
Switzerland has long been one of the world’s most significant hubs for the gold industry, making the breakout in gold priced in Swiss francs particularly noteworthy.
Netanyahu hopes to ban physical money and push to electronic transactions, banning people and companies from owning large amounts of cash alternatives like gold and silver.
With gold up 27% so far this year and silver poised for potential outperformance, precious metals remain a compelling investment in the face of economic uncertainty.
The politicization of psychiatry—trying to control what people think—is really, really dangerous. It’s a trend that has been building for a long time, and I think it’s getting worse.
Jeffrey Tucker highlights a clear view on the Fed’s large crisis-scale rate cut, suggesting it’s puzzling given its claim that the economy is “strong.”
