An Emperor-(the Fed)-Has-No-Clothes Moment? A common refrain out of HAI over recent years has been that the United States Federal Reserve Bank is [...]

As we welcome the month of May, we are two months into the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, the vital Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and that closure is [...]

Leverage The week before last ended with optimism (albeit with plenty of confusion) around a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the possibility of [...]

Slip Through Your Fingers Friday was a very busy day. The action started with an early morning Bloomberg report that Iranian officials had fully [...]

Grand Global Economic Reordering? The most important factor determining the fate of asset prices across the board in the very short-term is greater [...]

This week, in an article titled “Foreign central banks sell U.S. Treasuries in wake of Iran war,” the Financial Times reported that since the [...]

Starting to Reassert Itself This week, a Financial Times article titled “World faces gas supply cliff-edge as Gulf’s final LNG shipments approach [...]

Where Wealth is Built In a Wednesday article titled, “World’s Largest LNG Plant Suffers Extensive Damage, Qatar Says,” Bloomberg reported that [...]

Uncontrollable Events To be clear, in HAI‘s view, the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz is undoubtedly the epicenter of a rapidly growing [...]

Only Gold is Gold Last week HAI asserted that the near-term technicals for precious metals were “swinging more bullish.” Well, a week later, that [...]

The Bad Character Time is tight this week, so HAI will be brief. While the medium- to long-term outlook for precious metals remains exceptionally [...]

A Slug Out of the Middle Two weeks ago, a Mining.com article highlighted a new report by the U.S. Geological Survey revealing that, despite efforts [...]