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Surviving 2020 #3: Plans A, B and C

Surviving 2020 #3: Plans A, B and C Readers ask for specific recommendations for successfully navigating the post-credit/speculative-bubble era and I try to do so while explaining the impossibility of the task. As the bogus prosperity economy built on exponential growth of debt implodes, we all seek ways to protect ourselves, our families and our worldly assets. There […]

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IMPORTANT TOM CLOUD PRECIOUS METALS UPDATE: Including Gold & Silver Eagle Best Buy Prices

IMPORTANT TOM CLOUD PRECIOUS METALS UPDATE: Including Gold & Silver Eagle Best Buy Prices As the global contagion continues to cause a great deal of uncertainty in the markets, I thought it was a good idea for precious metals dealer Tom Cloud to provide a new update. Tom starts off the video saying that in […]

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Central Banks Add More Gold to Their Reserves

Central Banks Add More Gold to Their Reserves Central banks continued their gold-buying spree in February, although the pace of gold purchases has slowed compared to last year’s near-record purchases. On net, central banks globally added another 36 tons of gold to their reserves in February, according to the latest data released by the World Gold […]

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Lacalle: Is Now The Time To Buy Gold?

Lacalle: Is Now The Time To Buy Gold? In this interview Daniel Lacalle explains why the fundamentals for gold are stronger each day, and why silver and palladium should not be ignored in the current crisis. Central banks keep buying more gold and will need even more as massive liquidity measures drive their balance sheets higher. Supply challenges remain with some mines being shut down […]

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Gold Gains 3% To $1,672 and Silver Surges 5% To $15.40; Goldman Warns Of $3 Trillion Explosion In U.S. Debt

Gold Gains 3% To $1,672 and Silver Surges 5% To $15.40; Goldman Warns Of $3 Trillion Explosion In U.S. Debt ◆ Gold surged 2.9% and silver by 5% yesterday, with futures leading the way higher with gold reaching it’s highest price in more than seven years ◆ Investors are diversifying into safe haven gold to […]

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A primer for gold newbies

A primer for gold newbies The purpose of this article is purely educational. Increasingly, the wider public is turning to gold in a spontaneous reaction to financial and economic problems that have become suddenly apparent, hastened by the spread of the coronavirus. For everyone now thinking of buying gold it is a leap into the […]

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Gold Is Now “Unobtanium”

Gold Is Now “Unobtanium” By now it becoming clear to many that demand for precious metals, as the world ‘turns’, is far outpacing supply as major gold suppliers and sellers exclaim “there is no gold.” One glance at APMEX pages and two things are immediately clear: 1) There is no gold or silver…. 2) And if […]

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“There’s No Gold” – COMEX Report Exposes Conditions Driving Physical Crunch

“There’s No Gold” – COMEX Report Exposes Conditions Driving Physical Crunch Early this week, we were among the first to report on the “break down” in precious metals markets. While the demand for gold has been soaring as a safe haven asset amid the multiple global crises we are currently facing, forced paper gold liquidation (as leveraged funds scramble […]

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US Futures Crash Limit-Down, Bonds & Bullion Bid

US Futures Crash Limit-Down, Bonds & Bullion Bid Amid the usual last minute negotiations in Washington, spread markets suggested an ugly open for futures but FX trading in Asia was relatively subdued for once. But, for now, no Congress agreement on stimulus means a lack of bids, so the US equity futures contract are limit-down […]

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MASSIVE SURGE IN PHYSICAL SILVER BUYING: Totally Distorted & Broken Markets

MASSIVE SURGE IN PHYSICAL SILVER BUYING: Totally Distorted & Broken Markets The world economic and financial markets have entered into a crippling cannibalization of the system in which few are prepared. While the politicians, financial analysts, and media are providing optimistic forecasts for the future, they continue to underestimate the seriousness of the global contagion. […]

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Brace for impact

Brace for impact What a week we just had in the precious metals market. From a huge drop last Friday–which in the past would have presaged further declines the following week–to a significant rebound in the gold price, coupled this time with a major drop in the US dollar–which I will argue may be the […]

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MARKET MAYHEM: Silver Eagle Sales Surge While U.S. Shale Energy Stocks Get Crushed

MARKET MAYHEM: Silver Eagle Sales Surge While U.S. Shale Energy Stocks Get Crushed Black Monday hit Wall Street in a BIG BLOODY WAY today. With oil being the main driver of the economy, U.S shale stocks lost nearly half of their value… IN ONE SINGLE DAY. That’s correct, the average decline from eight of the […]

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U.S. Mint Silver Eagle Sales Surge First Three Days In March Due To Global Contagion

U.S. Mint Silver Eagle Sales Surge First Three Days In March Due To Global Contagion When investors become increasingly concerned about the financial system, they rush into physical precious metals. And, this is precisely what we see taking place at the U.S. Mint as sales of Silver Eagles surged in the first three days of […]

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IMPORTANT: Tom Cloud Precious Metals Update

February 29, 2020

IMPORTANT: Tom Cloud Precious Metals Update In Tom Cloud’s newest precious metals update, he discusses how the ongoing global contagion and supply chain disruptions won’t be something that will be resolved quickly. I agree. I believe this is by the far the most miss-diagnosed problem that the market, investors, and individuals fail to realize. Once […]

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Gold Tumbles – Is The BoJ Back In The Market?

February 28, 2020

Gold Tumbles – Is The BoJ Back In The Market? Gold prices are down around $25 this morning, despite a collapse in stocks and bond yields – and generally weak trend lower in the dollar. The question is why? Or more appropriately, who? We may have an answer to this outlier move. Last week we […]

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