Precious Metals Stock Watch
Fortunes will soon be made in precious metal stocks because metals look set to begin a massive, new bull market. Your timing is everything, so
Fortunes will soon be made in precious metal stocks because metals look set to begin a massive, new bull market. Your timing is everything, so
Uncensored, contrarian breaking news the mainstream media doesn’t want you to see. Updated and current so you can survive and THRIVE in spite of the
Let’s start with Caterpillar, the maker of earth moving equipment that has for years been the poster child for global slowdown. Every quarter was worse
Automtaic Earth’s Raúl Ilargi Meijer just posted an essential essay on the world’s financial markets – or what used to be the world’s financial markets.
Pensions really are in crisis, but the story is so full of large numbers, obscure projections, and dry terms like “unfunded liabilities” that not many
Back in the 1500s, a financial agent of Queen Elizabeth I named Thomas Gresham observed that that “bad money drives out good.” That is, if
Cornflakes and milk may or may not be getting more expensive, but some higher-profile things are rocking like it’s 1979. Houses, for example: Home prices
Silver’s popping today. Which is what people following the futures market action have been expecting for several months now. Speculators – usually wrong at big
“War” and “pensions” are conceptually about as different as it’s possible to be. But – in a measure of how far into Crazy Town we’ve
When an entity needs to borrow ever-greater amounts of money to survive, the markets – that is, the people who are being asked to lend
Real estate tends to ride an emotional rollercoaster, as anyone who made it through the 2000s can attest. But in some ways the current market
Something strange has been happening in precious metals lately. Gold has been doing a lot better than silver, even as the paper market internals have
Financial crises tend to start at the periphery and work their way into a system’s core. Think subprime mortgages (a tiny little niche of a
Back in the 1990s, critics of the dot-com bubble used to point out that the global economy depended on the US stock market and the
Jerome Powell, the new Fed Chairman, made his debut last week. It was jarring to see a modest, reasonable, straight-talking person in that spot after
Friday’s commitment of traders (COT) report for gold and silver offered more of the same. Which is to say the gold futures action was boring
So many patterns that have held for decades seem to have broken down, leading to one of two conclusions: Either this time really is different
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