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GOLDCORE TV INTERVIEW ON THE ENERGY CLIFF: A Wake Up Call For The World

December 28, 2021

GOLDCORE TV INTERVIEW ON THE ENERGY CLIFF: A Wake Up Call For The World

I was fortunate to discuss the implications of the coming Energy Cliff with Dave at GoldCore TV last week.  Due to Europe being the most dependent on natural gas imports, they have been hit the hardest.  We can see this in the huge increase in the price of Dutch TTF natural gas and electricity in Europe.

While the U.S. Henry Hub natural gas price is still below $4, I see coming price spikes as shale gas production declines as domestic and global demand remains strong.  

You can check out more GoldCore TV interviews here:  GoldCore TV.

Energy Crisis Great Reset

December 21, 2021

Energy Crisis Great Reset

This week, Steve St. Angelo of SrSRocco Report joins Dave Russell of GoldCore TV to discuss the Energy Cliff and its implications on the future economy and asset values. And why he invests in precious metals because of these energy dynamics.

 

The Energy Cliff: The End of Oil

December 13, 2021

The Energy Cliff: The End of Oil

https://youtu.be/PBEVolvFXqg

 

Steve St. Angelo: The World is Heading For An Energy Cliff

October 18, 2021

Steve St. Angelo: The World is Heading For An Energy Cliff

Gold, Silver, Shale Oil Industry & The Economy: My Interview With James Kunstler

August 16, 2018

Gold, Silver, Shale Oil Industry & The Economy: My Interview With James Kunstler

How insane are the markets today?  Well, it’s always a pleasure to discuss this and other topics with James Howard Kunstler.  Jim and I had a lively conversation about gold, silver, the shale oil industry and the overall economy in his most recent KunstlerCast.  James is one of the few that understands the dire energy predicament we face.

I started following James Kunstler after listening to an interview he had with Art Bell on Coast-To-Coast AM, back in 2005.  James is way ahead of his time and in his book, “The Long Emergency” and in the video, “End of Suburbia” he describes what the world looks like after peak oil… and it isn’t pretty.

During our interview, James and I chatted about precious metals manipulation, the soon-to-be disintegrating shale oil industry, the insanely overvalued markets, peak oil, and many other topics.  One of the more important items I brought up was the incorrect notion that the Central banks can continue to rig the markets indefinitely.  They can’t.

And why is that?  Because Central banks can’t continue to prop up the market with paper when the problem is one based on a limitation of PHYSICAL OIL.  If the Central banks want to really solve our problems, they have to find a lot more oil… but there just really isn’t much left to find.

So, there lies the rub

To listen to my interview with James Howard Kunstler, please click on the link below:

KunstlerCast 306 — Gold, Silver, and Oil with Steve St. Angelo

Also, please check out James Kunstler’s website as he is a prolific writer and has many interesting books on his website.

Collapse Of The Paper Gold & Silver Market May Be Close At Hand – Steve St. Angelo

February 18, 2016

Collapse Of The Paper Gold & Silver Market May Be Close At Hand – Steve St. Angelo

Collapse Of The Paper Gold & Silver Market May Be Close At Hand - Steve St. Angelo
There is something seriously wrong taking place in the markets today. This is also true in the paper gold and silver markets as well. For a paper precious metals futures market to function properly, there has to be ample supplies of physical metal. However, the ongoing trend of falling precious metal inventories points to big trouble in the paper gold and silver markets.

We must remember, a collapse does not happen overnight, but the endgame does. This can be clearly seen in the collapse of the Roman Monetary System:

Collapse Of Roman Silver Monetary System

As we can see from the chart above, the devaluation of the Roman coin, the Silver Denarius, started slowly about 50 AD.  This continued until the silver value of the Denarius plummeted in 241. This had a profound impact on the population of Rome, shown in the chart below:

Population-Of-Rome

You will notice the population of Rome peaked at approximately 1.6 million people about 100 AD, started to slowly decline, and fell off a cliff at the end of the 5th century. The population of Rome fell from over one million people to 12,000 in a very short period of time. Thus, the collapse of the Roman Monetary System paralleled the disintegration of Rome itself.

What took place in Ancient Rome, is also taking place in our global modern high-tech world. When Nixon dropped the convertibility of the U.S. Dollar into gold in 1971, a few years later… the gold futures markets started trading. No longer was the world’s reserve currency backed by gold, instead the Dollar was valued against the gold price traded on the futures exchanges.

Number Of Owners Per Ounce Of Registered Gold Goes Exponential

Again, to have a properly functioning futures exchange, there has to be available supply of metal. However, if we look at the long-term trend of Registered Gold inventories at the Comex, something looks painfully wrong here:

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