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Top Gold Producers Mine Supply To Fall Right When Potential Investment Demand To Surge

February 20, 2018

Top Gold Producers Mine Supply To Fall Right When Potential Investment Demand To Surge The gold market is setting up for a perfect storm as the top mining producers’ supply is forecasted to decline right when demand is likely to surge. The surge in gold demand will occur as the broader stock markets roll over […]

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The Fed Targets Stock Prices – Here’s Why

February 18, 2018

The Fed Targets Stock Prices – Here’s Why The week before the Dow/SPX quickly plunged 10%, the Fed had reduced its SOMA account (the SOMA account is its “QE” account) by $21 billion. Just as quickly as the stock market dropped, it has sharply recovered more than half of its losses from the previous week. […]

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Doug Casey on Why Gold Could Go “Hyperbolic”

February 18, 2018

Doug Casey on Why Gold Could Go “Hyperbolic” Justin’s note: Volatility has come storming back. Just look at the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), which measures how volatile investors expect the market to be over the next 30 days. It’s up 89% since the start of the year. Last week, it hit the highest level since […]

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Lynette Zang: ‘The CRIMINAL BANKS Know Something Is VERY WRONG’

February 15, 2018

Lynette Zang: ‘The CRIMINAL BANKS Know Something Is VERY WRONG’ Lynette Zang from ITM Trading recently joined the SGT Report to discuss the economy, precious metals, and the disastrous storm that’s brewing. According to Zang, the criminal banks have stopped lending to each other because they know something is very wrong with the economy. The interview […]

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The Importance Of Gold In 2018 And Beyond

February 13, 2018

The Importance Of Gold In 2018 And Beyond If you’ve held physical gold for the past five years, you’ve likely been frustrated by its lack of price appreciation. Of course, physical gold always retains its value as sound money and wealth “insurance,” but while prices of paper assets have flourished since 2013, the dollar price […]

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The Dollar–From Bohemia to Bust

February 12, 2018

THE DOLLAR – FROM BOHEMIA TO BUST Virtually no investor studies history and the few who do always think it is different today. The most important lesson is that people never learn. If they did, they wouldn’t be invested in a stock market that on any criteria is now at a bubble extreme. And they […]

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Red Screen At Morning, Investor Take Warning

February 10, 2018

Shutterstock Red Screen At Morning, Investor Take Warning It’s time for safety. And it’s beginning to pay better, too Growing up as I did in coastal New England, this old rhyme was drilled into us as children: Red sky at night, sailor’s delight; Red sky at morning, sailor take warning. Because many of the people […]

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Should we Restore the Gold Standard?

February 7, 2018

Should we Restore the Gold Standard? Would it make sense to rebuild an international gold standard like the one we had in the late 1800s? Larry White says the idea has merit, David Glasner believes it isn’t worth the risk. Over the years I’ve followed the back-and-forth between these two blogging economists, each of whom has done an admirable […]

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Trump Tax Cuts Have Postponed Economic Collapse: “The U.S. Has Become The Tax Haven Of The World”

February 5, 2018

Trump Tax Cuts Have Postponed Economic Collapse: “The U.S. Has Become The Tax Haven Of The World” The last several years have seen massive gains for both stock market and digital currency investors with prices hitting unprecedented levels of growth. But one particular asset class, despite its necessity for day-to-day global activities, has been totally ignored […]

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WORLD’S LARGEST SILVER MINES: Suffer Falling Ore Grades & Rising Costs

January 30, 2018

WORLD’S LARGEST SILVER MINES: Suffer Falling Ore Grades & Rising Costs The world’s two largest silver mines have seen their productivity decline substantially due to falling ore grades and rising costs. Gone are the days when silver mines could produce silver at 15-20 ounces per ton. Today, the Primary Silver Mining Industry is likely producing […]

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Economic Collapse and Dollar Hegemony – How Did This Start?

January 26, 2018

Economic Collapse and Dollar Hegemony – How Did This Start? In the previous article I explained why bitcoin should be considered a reaction to US dollar hegemony and how other nations and central banks are facing the crisis of the dollar brought on by de-dollarization. In this article I will go into how we came to this point […]

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Will The Coming Big Oil Price Drop Cause The Next Stock Market Crash?

January 17, 2018

Will The Coming Big Oil Price Drop Cause The Next Stock Market Crash? The oil market price is setting up for one heck of a fall. Now, could this large oil correction cause the next stock market crash? Time will tell. However, the indicators in the oil market are showing the largest net commercial short […]

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Gold and Silver Bullion Are Only “Safe Investments Left” – Stockman

January 17, 2018

Gold and Silver Bullion Are Only “Safe Investments Left” – Stockman Gold and Silver Bullion Are Only “Safe Investments Left” – Stockman – Gold is the “ultimate and only real money” – Former Reagan White House Budget Director David Stockman – Trump tax cuts will lead to a ‘fiscal calamity of biblical proportions’ – China downgrades […]

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Chinese Physical Gold Investment Demand Surges While Americans Pile Into Stock & Crypto Bubbles

January 16, 2018

Chinese Physical Gold Investment Demand Surges While Americans Pile Into Stock & Crypto Bubbles Chinese demand for physical gold investment surged in the first three-quarters of 2017 while Americans ditched the shiny yellow metal for increased bets in the crypto mania and stock market bubble market. Even though China’s Hang Seng Stock Market outperformed the […]

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U.S. Gold Market Switches From A Surplus In 2016 To Deficit In 2017

January 6, 2018

U.S. Gold Market Switches From A Surplus In 2016 To Deficit In 2017 The U.S. gold market suffered a net deficit this year compared to a small surplus in 2016. This was quite interesting because U.S. physical gold demand will be down considerably this year. In 2016, total U.S. gold demand was 212 metric tons […]

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