Guest post from Egon Von Greyerz at GoldSwitzerland.com: The final stages of major economic cycles are always accompanied by the maximum amount of bad news
Guest post from Jason Sorens at AIER: New Zealand recently passed a law permanently prohibiting the sale of tobacco to anyone born on or after
Guest post from Charles Hugh Smith, Author at Oftwominds.com: The decay in quality reveals that the collapse of the neoliberal-hyper-financialization-hyper-globalization model has already occurred. I’ve
Guest post from John Rubino: One of the signposts on the road to recession (or in today’s case Depression) is a sudden increase in the
Guest post from Simon Black at SovereignMan.com: In 1969 while testifying to Congress, US Secretary of the Treasury Joseph Barr called out 155 Americans who
Guest post from Peter Schiff at SchiffGold.com: Any suggestion of returning the monetary system to a gold standard is immediately met with howls of protest.
Guest post from Karl Denninger at Market-ticker.org: It’s really not very complicated. If there are negative real rates of interest, defined as the cost of
Guest post from Jesse Felder at thefelderreport.com: When it comes to technical analysis I subscribe to the KISS philosophy: Keep It Simple, Stupid! The more
Guest post from Jordan Roy-Byrne at The Daily Gold.com: Gold’s winter rebound thwarted a 2013-like scenario. However, the sharp February selloff and nasty monthly candles
Guest post from Alasdair Macleod from Goldmoney.com: There has been much comment over the likelihood that central bank digital currencies will be introduced. I conclude
Guest post from John Rubino: Between 2020 and 2022 houses in America’s hottest real estate markets went from unaffordable to 50% above unaffordable. Put another
Guest post from Charles Hugh Smith, Author at Oftwominds.com: Our time is better invested in actually learning about trends that impact us directly. Imagine making
Guest post from John Hussman from Hussman Funds: The extreme “tail” risk ahead may be disorienting. We can allow for deranged monetary policy and enormous
Originally posted on SchiffGold.com: The way Thomas Jefferson handled the national debt should serve as a blueprint for today. But instead, modern presidents look more
Guest post from Jim Quinn, Editor at The Burning Platform: “Folly is a child of power.” ― Barbara W. Tuchman, The March of Folly: From Troy to
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