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An In-Depth Look At Gold

Gold plays a duel role as a commodity and as a monetary metal which makes it important to keep a close eye on. During the early stages of a commodity bull market Gold will generally lead the whole complex higher.

Gold Prices, Fort Knox, Debt, and the Twilight Zone

As we descend into the Twilight Zone, the major stock indices made new highs this week, showing, once again, that fake money encourages fake prices. Stock market capitalization reached an all-time high compared to GDP. 1929 and 2000 peaks come to mind….

The Real Scandal of the Spending Bill

The combination of the high-profile coronavirus bill with this year’s omnibus spending bill has brought new attention to Congress’ practice of funding the government via massive, unread appropriations bills.

Outlook 2021: Further U.S. Dollar Debasement Ahead

A secular bear market for the U.S. dollar translates into a secular bull market for hard assets.

Quantitative Easing: The Fed’s Big Lie

John Titus of Best Evidence has produced a must-watch video which explains how the Fed has, in effect, printed $6 trillion, or double the $3 trillion to which the Fed admits.

Why M1 Money Supply (Cash) is Skyrocketing Like No Time History

So, there you have it — two possible solid explanations for the sudden and historically massive rise in M1, the most liquid kind of cash.

Why solar and wind can’t save us

We need a new fuel source to supply the energy required by the coming electrification of the global transportation system, and for transforming the world energy nexus from fossil fuels to non-carbon sources. In our next article, we’ll tell you what that fuel is.

2020 Finally Draws to a Close

The current consolidation in price is nothing different from what we've seen in past years, and with the macroeconomic situation remaining unabashedly bullish, we should expect another solid year in 2021.

Tesla Was Added To The SPX – Now What?

Tesla is emblematic of the fraud and deception that has permeated every nook and cranny of the United States’ economic and political system. It is the poster-child for the biggest stock bubble in history.

An Economist Rebukes The Economist

When government uses force to interfere in markets, it promises improved outcomes. However, the opposite inevitably occurs.

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