Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Chris Martenson: Get Ready for Inflation Good and Hard in 2021
Saturday, September 26, 2020
Continuing the Trend: 2020 to End in Chaos
It should come as no surprise to anyone that 2020 has been a year of sheer chaos, madness and worldwide change the likes of which we have not see in most peoples living memory, that is unless you have been living under a rock.
For those of you who are hoping that this trend was going to change as the year progressed and headed towards closure, you are sadly going to be mistaken, as the ending to this year of epic nonsense is only going to get worse, much worse.
Possibly the Most Contested U.S. Elections of All Time
(Source, google charts) Regardless of whom is declared victorious, or who is the one doing the disputing and contesting the results, the fact remains that the United States is going to be in an extreme state of anarchy and limbo for many months to come. This is going to result in an ungodly number of riots, protests, violence and destruction in the worlds largest economy and military power. The Coming VolatilityDespite the fact that the writing is now on the wall as to what is going to occur in the coming months, both gold and silver bullion have been trending lower over the last number of days, defying all common sense and showing many peoples complete lack of foresight. (Chart sources, sprottmoney.com) |
In Conclusion
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Monday, September 21, 2020
Martin Armstrong: Rich People Are Selling Stocks Again, Buying Precious Metals
Armstrong explains, “So, in Europe, all the bonds they have bought, they have to constantly keep rolling them over in addition to what they buy. It’s not sellable.
The proposal in Europe, behind closed doors, is to convert them to ‘perpetual bonds.’ It’s a way to default.
So, effectively, they will just give you the interest, and you can never redeem them.” As far as the stock market goes, Armstrong says, “Rich people are selling stocks again.” Remember, this is just like what happened just before the CV19 lockdowns.
What can the common man do to cushion from what is coming? Armstrong says, “Buy canned food because food prices are going up.”
Armstrong also like soft commodities, energy and gold and silver, especially silver. Armstrong says, “People are not going to know what a silver bar is. I would buy silver coins that are dates 1964 or earlier.
The average person can look at that and know what it is. I would recommend that more than silver bars.
I would say silver would actually be better (than gold) because it’s a smaller denomination that can actually be used.”
- Source, USA Watchdog
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Saturday, September 19, 2020
Despite Mint Closures, Silver Bullion Sales Surge Past 2019 Numbers
Large sectors of the global economy have been shut down throughout 2020, with some being affected more than others, creating pockets of scarcity and price increases as a ramification to these forced shutdowns.
These shortages were incredibly noticeable throughout this summer season, with many leisure and sporting goods simply being unavailable for purchase, whereas there would typically be no problem at all.
For some areas of the economy, these higher prices have helped offset some of the losses in production, while other areas of the economy have simply had to grin and bear the pain, experiencing losses that they are never going to be able to recover from.
One area of the economy that was affected and of which was noticeably affected was within the precious metals space, as many of the worlds largest mints were forced to shut down production, taking supply off the market just as demand was skyrocketing.
Silver Bullion Sales Vastly Outperform 2019 in First Half of the Year
The Trend Continues and Will Only Get Better
In Conclusion
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Friday, September 18, 2020
Gold is a Barometer of Fiat Currency, We Are Experiencing the Return to the Gold Standard
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Monday, September 14, 2020
New Fed Inflation Targeting Restarts More Currency Wars
Saturday, September 12, 2020
All But Assured: Erosion of the Dollar, Explosion of Debt
A Weak Dollar Diminishes the Value of Existing Debt
In Conclusion: Keep Stacking
Friday, September 11, 2020
The Scramble Into Monetary Metals Keeps Building
Thursday, September 10, 2020
Walk the World: Talking Loan Deferments
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Ron Paul: What To Do When The Bubble Bursts?
Saturday, September 5, 2020
China Threatens to Dump All U.S. Treasury Holdings if Tensions Erupt
Once again gold and silver bullion are moving lower throughout today's trading session, despite overwhelming strong fundamentals and news that should be sending the price of precious metals higher.
The Debt Bomb Grows
A major risk to the United States that has been bandied about within the precious metals market for years and more recently in the minds of broader investors is the amount of U.S. debt that foreign countries have accumulated over the past number of decades and the fact that it could one day be used as a weapon against the United States.China Threatens to Unload U.S. Treasuries
“But of course, China might sell all of its U.S. bonds in an extreme case, like a military conflict.”
This second statement is just the threat that so many of us have discussed for years and highlights the fact that these large holdings of Treasuries pose a very real threat to the security of the United States, as it could be used to tank the Dollar overnight, sending the economy reeling in the process.