GOLD SILVER LIBERTY
THE TIP OF THE INFORMATION SPEAR, IN THE ENTERNAL FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND LIBERTY
Thursday, June 23, 2022
Global Market Collapse: Protect Your Portfolio With Silver
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Market Horror: Three Witches and a slice of Fruitcake
Saturday, June 18, 2022
Real Vision Finance: When Will This Volatility End?
Darius, the founder and CEO of 42 Macro, joins Real Vision’s Maggie Lake to answer that question and to talk about today’s price action in the aftermath of the Federal Reserve’s biggest rate hike since 1994.
According to Darius, “This trending volatility won’t end until the liquidity cycle inflects and speeds up the growth cycle bottom.” Mortgage rates have already exploded past 6%, a sign tighter monetary policy is already impacting consumers.
How far will the Fed go to catch inflation? “Inflation KILLS societies,” says Darius. We also hear from Mark Ritchie II about how to manage risk in a volatile environment.
- Source, Real Vision Finance
Bob Moriarty: "It's Only Just Started" - End Of The Empire
The Federal Reserve "has painted itself into a corner." The only options going forward are hyperinflation or a market crash. Moriarty sees both may happen.
- Source
Thursday, June 9, 2022
Ron Paul: Woke Capitalism Is An Economic Disaster In The Making
The failure rate is 100%. "Woke" Capitalism, with "ESG scores" for corporations, and "social credit scores" for individuals, are merely the newest iteration.
They too are destined for disaster. The costliest lesson in all of economic and political history is that freedom always prevails.
- Source, Ron Paul
Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Inflation Now 4 Times Higher Than Expert's Estimates...
Sunday, June 5, 2022
David Brady: The Dollar is Scheduled for Demolition
David discusses the changes that have occurred in the markets since his last appearance on the show nearly two years ago.
He believes another massive rally is coming for gold and that the Fed will reverse course.
Countries never chose to default they always inflate their debts away.
Markets today are centrally managed. What we have is not free-market capitalism.
- Source, Palisade Radio
Friday, June 3, 2022
The Big Conversation: Is Inflation Spreading?
US inflation may have peaked in H1, but that doesn’t mean it will quickly drop back to ‘normal’ levels.
Furthermore, if it continues to spread from durable goods to essentials such as food and energy, then the Fed may have an even harder job on its hands.
- Source, Real Vision Finance
Sunday, May 29, 2022
Golden Rule Radio: Precious Metals Bounce Up While Equities Continue To Drop
The US Stock market has had a challenging year thus far in 2022 and it is just the start of what is to come as the Fed seems to no longer have the ability to bolster a meaningful comeback in the major indices.
With all eyes now on the US stock market and inflation reaching record levels, safe-haven assets that offer savers a hedge continue to shine.
- Source, Golden Rule Radio
Saturday, May 28, 2022
A food shortage is now a real risk, this is how everyone would be impacted
- Source, Kitco News
Sunday, May 22, 2022
The Economic Ninja: Another Large Real Estate Crash Is Coming Soon?
Long term Travis is very bullish on Bitcoin, precious metals and many key commodities.
He thinks that the food and energy crisis will get a lot worse.
Friday, May 20, 2022
Ron Paul: Liberty Challenged, More Government, More Debt, More War!
- Source, Ron Paul
Monday, May 16, 2022
Food Shortages: Biggest Shock Of Our Lifetime Coming, Inflation to Rage
The supply chain is in a state of collapse," says Mike Adams, the "Health Ranger," an outspoken consumer health advocate, award-winning investigative journalist, internet activist, and science lab director.
"Don't panic," he says, "get prepared.... This is going to be the biggest shock of our lifetimes."
- Source, Reluctant Preppers
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Dollar Rises Rapidly, Inflation Grows, Gold & Silver's Next Move?
What are gold & silver's next move and where will they go during quarter 2?
We will cover the price movements of gold, silver, platinum, US dollar index, and more.
- Source, Golden Rule Radio
Sunday, May 1, 2022
Peter Schiff: The Fed’s Ego Is the Only Thing Bigger Than This Bubble
The Fed insists it can tighten monetary policy and tackle inflation without hurting the economy. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and other central bankers claim the economy is strong enough to handle higher interest rates. Peter Schiff said this is just another in a long line of arrogant miscalculations by the Fed.
As the central bank begins to raise rates and gets set to shrink its balance sheet, some analysts worry that the Fed will make a mistake and tighten too much. But Peter said the Fed already made the mistake.
"It’s not about the Fed might make a mistake. They’ve already made nothing but mistakes. The Fed has never done anything right. And because they made so many mistakes in the past, they’ve already doomed us in the future. It’s not about the mistakes they may make. It’s about the mistakes they’ve already made.”
And Peter said given all of the mistakes the central bankers have made in the past, it seems certain there will be more mistakes moving forward.
"The mistake they’re going to make in the future is not tightening too much, but not tightening enough — bowing down to the political pressure once the economy really starts to tank and the markets are deep in bear-market territory. When the Fed takes its foot off the brake and slams it back on the gas, that’s when the economy is going over a cliff because inflation is going to run out of control.”
Peter pointed out the recent plunge in speculative stocks and said it was a function of the mistakes the Fed has already made.
"2021 was peak insanity caused by the most reckless of all monetary policies by the Fed, which created the mother of all inflation. And now the Fed wants to try to put the genie back in the bottle. It doesn’t want to accept any responsibility for having allowed the genie out of the bottle. It wants to blame it all on Putin. It wants to blame it all on COVID.
So, why should we believe them?
Peter said he thinks it’s “three strikes and you’re out.”
"Strike one – subprime contained. Strike two – inflation is transitory. Strike three – we can raise interest rates. The economy is strong enough to withstand it. I think all of the Fed’s credibility is going to be lost when that mistake is revealed.”
As the central bank begins to raise rates and gets set to shrink its balance sheet, some analysts worry that the Fed will make a mistake and tighten too much. But Peter said the Fed already made the mistake.
"It’s not about the Fed might make a mistake. They’ve already made nothing but mistakes. The Fed has never done anything right. And because they made so many mistakes in the past, they’ve already doomed us in the future. It’s not about the mistakes they may make. It’s about the mistakes they’ve already made.”
And Peter said given all of the mistakes the central bankers have made in the past, it seems certain there will be more mistakes moving forward.
"The mistake they’re going to make in the future is not tightening too much, but not tightening enough — bowing down to the political pressure once the economy really starts to tank and the markets are deep in bear-market territory. When the Fed takes its foot off the brake and slams it back on the gas, that’s when the economy is going over a cliff because inflation is going to run out of control.”
Peter pointed out the recent plunge in speculative stocks and said it was a function of the mistakes the Fed has already made.
"2021 was peak insanity caused by the most reckless of all monetary policies by the Fed, which created the mother of all inflation. And now the Fed wants to try to put the genie back in the bottle. It doesn’t want to accept any responsibility for having allowed the genie out of the bottle. It wants to blame it all on Putin. It wants to blame it all on COVID.
But it thinks it’s a simple task to undo the damage. All they’ve got to do is jack rates back up to 2.5, 3%, get there quickly, and because we have such a strong economy with a super-hot labor market, the Fed can do today what it never could do in the past because the economy now is so much stronger than it was in the past. Well, it’s not stronger. It’s just a bigger bubble.”
But the central bankers at the Fed don’t seem to understand that.
"In fact, probably the only thing that’s bigger than this bubble is the egos of the FOMC members and how clueless they are about economic reality.”
The Fed has a horrible track record. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has been wrong, wrong, and more wrong. But it’s not just Powell. The Fed has a long history of missing the mark.
In 2006 and 2007, the Fed insisted there was no problem in the housing market. When it became clear there was a problem, the central bankers said, “No worries, it’s contained to subprime.” When the financial markets crashed in 2008 and the Fed started quantitative easing, Ben Bernanke said the central bank was not monetizing the debt and that it would sell all of the bonds it was buying after the emergency was over.
But the central bankers at the Fed don’t seem to understand that.
"In fact, probably the only thing that’s bigger than this bubble is the egos of the FOMC members and how clueless they are about economic reality.”
The Fed has a horrible track record. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has been wrong, wrong, and more wrong. But it’s not just Powell. The Fed has a long history of missing the mark.
In 2006 and 2007, the Fed insisted there was no problem in the housing market. When it became clear there was a problem, the central bankers said, “No worries, it’s contained to subprime.” When the financial markets crashed in 2008 and the Fed started quantitative easing, Ben Bernanke said the central bank was not monetizing the debt and that it would sell all of the bonds it was buying after the emergency was over.
During the pandemic, they said printing trillions of dollars wouldn’t cause consumer prices to rise. When inflation reared its ugly head, they promised it was transitory. Now they’ve conceded it’s not transitory, but assure us they can fix it. They say they can raise rates without hurting the economy.
So, why should we believe them?
Peter said he thinks it’s “three strikes and you’re out.”
"Strike one – subprime contained. Strike two – inflation is transitory. Strike three – we can raise interest rates. The economy is strong enough to withstand it. I think all of the Fed’s credibility is going to be lost when that mistake is revealed.”
- Source, Schiff Gold
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