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Why 'Oracular' Prof Could Be Wrong

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

Earlier, I predicted here that if Trump wins, vicious legal disputes would follow, as would violence in the streets. However, I also asserted nevertheless that Trump's margin of victory would be big enough to allay Wall Street's anxieties about not having a clear winner. 

Halloween Madness Tears Stock Market to Shreds

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Investors will start to realize the economy is not recovering in August, I said. As result, the stock market will break sometime in August or September, I said. It will likely experience an even bigger plunge as an October surprise, I said, because something about October loves a Halloweenish surprise for stocks.

What Will Not Change

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

If you feel a bit overwhelmed, you’re not alone. A lot is happening right now. The US has a big election next week. We’re all on edge about the pandemic, which appears to be getting worse again, not just in the US but in most of the world. Germany and France are closing some businesses again and restrictions are rising in the US, too. This is hitting markets as investors see recovery sliding farther into the future.

Knock-on Effects Knock out Economy Like Dominoes

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The major knock-on effects of the COVID shutdown are now starting to stack against each other, pushing city centers into the dust. Here are some of the big moves that are as characteristic of the US as they are of the world overall.

Knock-on Effects Knock out Economy Like Dominoes

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The major knock-on effects of the COVID shutdown are now starting to stack against each other, pushing city centers into the dust. Here are some of the big moves that are as characteristic of the US as they are of the world overall.

Former CFTC Chairman Admits Futures Can Be Used To Control Prices

By Dave Kranzler, Mining Stock Journal

Gold and silver futures have been used for decades to control the price of gold and silver. In fact, declassified letters (which can be found in the GATA archive) that bounced between Henry Kissinger and his advisors in the early 1970’s discuss the need for a market mechanism to help control the price of gold

A New World Monetary Order Is Coming

By Stefan Gleason, Money Metals

Precious metals may be the ultimate hedge against the new world monetary order.

Have central banks really become net sellers of gold?

By Chris Powell, GATA

At least news organizations and market analysts could acknowledge that while government statistics may not always be damned lies, they also aren't always necessarily the truth either, especially on a subject as sensitive as gold.

Why a Biden win will keep metals prices rocking

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

In our opinion there has perhaps never been a better time to be a junior owning a gold, silver, copper, zinc or nickel sulfide deposit, with decent grades in a safe jurisdiction.

Gold Is the Only Way Out for Central Banks

By Jan Nieuwenhuijs, Money Metals

Many years of loose and unconventional monetary policy have severely damaged financial markets and the global economy. Currently, central banks find themselves cornered, as the financial system is drowning in debt and addicted to ever easier money. Gold, however, provides multiple solutions.

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