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Inflation Fears Rise on Biden’s $3.9 TRILLION in Deficit Spending

Mining stocks outperformed, which is usually a bullish sign for the metals. Shares of major gold streaming company Franco-Nevada broke out to a 3-month high. Perhaps the mining stock indexes will soon follow suit, along with gold and silver prices.

The Exponential Ride

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

Today we enjoy living standards far higher than even royalty did not so long ago. Yes, we have problems, serious ones, but we also have advantages. We know we can make the world better because it is getting better. And it’s getting better all the time, at least over time.

Joe Biden and the New Era of Big Government

By Michael J. Kosares, USA Gold

Bridgewater’s Dalio says stay clear of bonds, buy ‘stuff’

Monetary Metals Issues Gold Token

By Keith Weiner, Monetary Metals

“Unlike bitcoin, this token will work even when the Internet goes out, like in a nuclear winter, zombie apocalypse, or an anvil falls on your head”

Congressman Mooney Introduces Bill to End Federal Taxes on Gold and Silver

By Jp Cortez, Sound Money Defense League

U.S. Representative Alex Mooney (R-WV) today re-introduced sound money legislation to remove all federal income taxation from gold and silver coins and bullion.

The Theory of Interest and Prices

By Keith Weiner, Monetary Metals

What do a famous broken bridge and Jimi Hendrix have in common with monetary effects on consumer prices? Short answer: a dynamic system & positive feedback.

Inflation Pressures Building

By Jp Cortez, Sound Money Defense League

We’ve already seen a $1.9 trillion helicopter money drop this year, and the Biden administration appears just to be getting started.

Technical Scoop: Liquidity trap, silver waves, diverging transport, mild correction, resistant high, precious support, ship chaos

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

Liquidity trap. A situation where monetary policy becomes effectively useless because of low interest rates that cannot be lowered any further and where shoveling more money at the problem does not result in any improvement in GDP as people save rather than invest.

The Myth of American Affluence

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

In the meantime, America’s roads and bridges are crumbling, tent and RV encampments have inundated our largest cities, brick-and-mortar retail outlets have become deserted shells -- all while public and private debts have mounted beyond reckoning.

The 1970s Never Ended

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

Big economic storms are rare and usually end quickly, but they tend to have long-lasting effects. Today I want to talk about a storm 50 years ago that still affects us now. Important things happened in the 1970s.

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