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Fed Prints Money or the Whole Thing Blows Up-Craig Hemke
Fed Prints Money or the Whole Thing Blows Up-Craig Hemke By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com (Saturday Night Post) Financial writer, market analyst and precious metals expert Craig Hemke says the Fed has all but said it was going to delay the so-called “taper” of easy money policies–forever. This is why gold and silver spiked as the dollar tanked […]
Real Gold vs Pretend Gold
Real Gold vs Pretend Gold The battle continued in 2019, and rarely has the disparity been this sharp. And what do we mean? Well, on one hand, you have real physical gold. This is gold that you store yourself or at a trusted vaulting company. This is gold that you can actually hold in your […]
Ask the Expert – Nomi Prins – October 2019
Ask the Expert – Nomi Prins – October 2019 Bestselling author Nomi Prins is an American author, journalist, and public speaker. A former managing director at Goldman Sachs and senior managing director at Bear Stearns, her latest book is Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World. Her previous book All the Presidents’ Bankers explored over a century of close […]
Central Banks Begin to Panic
Central Banks Begin to Panic After rapidly reversing policy in 2019, does it seem to you that the global central banks have moved into full panic mode over the past several weeks? To that point, consider some of the headlines that have appeared over just the past few days. Let’s start with Count Draghi and […]
What Do The Banks Know?
What Do The Banks Know? Much is being made of the current makeup of the Commitment of Traders report for Comex gold. However, similar historical irregularities are appearing in other assets, too. Thus the question, are The Banks setting the stage for a wildly volatile second half of 2018? First, an update on the Commitment […]
Has The PBOC Taken Control of The Gold “Market”?
Has The PBOC Taken Control of The Gold “Market”? The evidence is mounting, and we invite you to consider the implications. First, a few items of background information. Perhaps these are unrelated, perhaps they are not. In 2013, a major Chinese conglomerate called Fosun International purchased One Chase Manhattan Plaza from JP Morgan: https://money.cnn.com/2013/10/18/news/china-jpmorg… Why […]
The Volcano of Debt
The Volcano of Debt Just as gravity propels the lava from Kilauea inexorably toward the sea, a mountain of public and private debt looms over today’s markets. Earlier this week, the Boards of Trustees for both U.S. Social Security and Medicare released their latest updates on the “solvency” of the programs. The advisories can be […]
Ask The Expert- James Grant
Ask The Expert- James Grant James Grant is an author, columnist, and founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer. A frequent guest on business television, including CNBC, Fox Business News and a ten-year stint on “Wall Street Week”, Jim’s writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Affairs, and The Financial Times. An inductee into […]
Total U.S. Debt and Gold
Total U.S. Debt and Gold After rising together through 2012, the past five years have seen a massive divergence between the total amount of accumulated U.S. government debt and the price of COMEX gold. When, if ever, will we see this correlation reappear? After falling together through the late 1990s, the price of COMEX god […]
On Guard Against The Banks
On Guard Against The Banks Following the events of yesterday, it seems wise this morning to take an in-depth look at the charts in order to discern what moves The Banks may take next in the hope of stemming this rally and reversing the trends. Let’s start with Comex Digital Gold. It has been in […]
Total G-3 Central Bank Control – Craig Hemke
Total G-3 Central Bank Control – Craig Hemke There’s a lot of amazement and wonder at how the “stock market” can be up today with the devastating news out of Texas and the latest North Korean missile launch. Longtime readers of TFMR know exactly how this market levitation is accomplished so this post is […]
