Will vaccines be mandatory? As credit replaces money, should velocity be redefined? Covid 19: Health crisis or global economic crisis? The [...]
This week we cover the price movements of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, the US Dollar Index, equities and more. The US Dollar saw a short term [...]
Dollar bounce gives opportunity to gold buyers BIS expresses concern about record equity valuations Election focus just changed radically to RBG [...]
The final FOMC meeting prior to the November 2020 election happened this week as the Fed indicated near zero interest rates until 2023 with [...]
Tesla profits? – They lose on car sales but gain from carbon credits S&P 500 – Six stocks only account for 100% of the gains, the [...]
This week we cover the price movements of gold, silver, the DOW transports, platinum, palladium, the NASDAQ, oil, and more. Gold and silver remain [...]
When does Fear Of Missing Out change to Fear Of Staying In? Complete reliance on complete control of the Fed Inflation mixed with repression – [...]
Where do the markets go from here? With record stimulus spending alongside a more inflationary Fed approach how will the precious metals react? This [...]
Wealth disparity and the dropping value of the Dollar Without the “awesome eight” stocks, the broader stock market is flat to down Fed’s [...]
Jerome Powell revealed at the virtual Jackson Hole Symposium the Fed’s new approach to inflation moving forward into 2020. Gold and silver saw [...]
Buffett just bought gold stock, why? How has Covid changed cities forever? Learning from past commodities cycles – they [...]
Gold continues to move sideways in the mid $1900s as the US Dollar Index saw a brief bump up after the FED meeting this week as the FOMC reveals a [...]
Inflation pressures mounting or can we just print forever? The future conflict with China Politics: If the “Blue Zone Wins,” does the “Red Zone [...]
Gold & Silver both saw a pullback over the course of the last week but have since seen a bump back up in prices with silver out pacing gold on [...]
Credit is the new money, get used to it Creditism can only survive if we keep borrowing trillions Duncan sees the only utopian hope is through credit [...]