Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Election Countdown: Sell U.S. Dollar, Buy Silver, and Other Advice from Analysts
Monday, October 19, 2020
Axel Merk: Boatloads of Money Coming No Matter Who Wins
Friday, October 16, 2020
The Piper is Calling: A Sea of Debt, a World of Problems
The world remains steadfast, tightly gripped in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, there is another calamity that is lying in wait and is sadly unavoidable at this point.
The debt bomb is primed, set and ready to go off, not just in the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom, but rather across the entirety of the world.
There is no escaping it, but there is still time to prepare.
Economic Disaster After Economic Disaster Has Taken Its Toll
The dot com boom and bust, the housing collapse of 2008 and now the economic ruin caused by the COVID-19 lockdowns have all systematically chipped away and destroyed the foundation of many economies across the world.
Led by Keynesian economists, Central Banks around the globe have avoided taking their medicine and letting the system collapse and correct itself naturally.
This has been done through their favorite tool of economic control, printing copious amounts of fiat money and throwing it at the problem.
The results of their actions are in the pudding as the world continues to chug along.
They have done what many believed to be impossible time and time again, putting band aids on the wounds and keeping the system afloat, for just a little bit longer each and every time.
But at what cost?
There is a reason why the price of gold has continued to trend higher and higher since these unchecked bailouts began in earnest, accounting for the new level of fiat money injected into the global economy.
The problem with simply throwing artificial, printed out of thin air money at each and every economic calamity is the fact that you are just burying the problem and masking the gaping wound.
The rot still exists and the structural, long term damage to the system still remains. You cannot dig yourself of a "debt hole", by simply creating an ever increasing amount of debt.
Nothing has changed, nothing has been fixed and the debt continues to grow and grow, reaching what is unarguably now, unsustainable levels.
Are the COVID-19 Bailouts the Icing on the Cake?
In Conclusion
Friday, October 9, 2020
Precious Metals to Rally Hard After Elections, Even More So if Joe Biden Wins
The Presidential Elections will take place in less than one month, with November 3rd only a mere 25 days away.
The anxiety, the uncertainty is rife and all around us, especially if you call yourself a citizen of the United States, however, the ramifications of the coming election will be felt all around the world.
At the moment both the Democrats and Republicans are jockeying for position and the typical political nonsensical games are being played in real time, as seen from the non stop appearances of political surrogates from both parties appearing on the MSM, spewing their talking points and pushing their agendas.
However, there are a few things that are all but guaranteed at this point, regardless of which side is deemed the victor.
Political Violence Will be in Abundance
More than likely, neither side is right, however, this does not change the fact that mail in voting is notoriously flawed and has had very serious problems in the past, due to improperly filled or filed voting ballots, resulting in a large number of them being simply discarded.
What this is all leading to is one of the greatest enemies of the markets and democracy at large, extreme uncertainty, the likes of which is likely only going to fuel the radical sides of both parties further in the coming months.
Many are going to feel "justified" in their violent actions due to this heightened level of uncertainty, whether it be through direct violence to others who they deem the enemy, or simply through outright destruction of property while engaging, as the MSM likes to put it, "mostly peaceful protest".
This is going to send the financial markets spinning, as the country attempts to resume stability and hopefully cooler heads can prevail.
Extreme Money Printing is Coming
In Conclusion
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Gold Silver: Why Is North Korea A Dark Void At Night?
Monday, October 5, 2020
David Forest: Gold Is Still the Best Disaster Insurance You Can Buy
And this year has seen plenty of action in the gold market. Following a 12% drop in the gold price in just nine days in March, gold went on to break its previous all-time high in August. It’s now 32% above its pre-crash level.
Some readers may be wondering if they’ve missed the opportunity to get into gold. But this weekend’s guest editor, David Forest from Casey Research, is here to tell us why he believes this gold bull market is just getting started…
And he tells us how we can find out how legendary gold investor, Casey Research founder Doug Casey, made his millions in the metal…
In August, gold took out its all-time high of around $1,914 an ounce and quickly shot past $2,000.
But I believe we’re just in the early innings of a historic gold bull market.
There are a number of reasons why I think the precious metal will soar to new highs.
Firstly, in an attempt to paper over the market’s insanity, the feds continue to unleash a wave of money-printing unlike any we’ve seen before.
Since the market crash in March, the Federal Reserve has pumped out $3 trillion in new money supply. And there’s more coming.
Intuitively, made-up money shouldn’t solve real economic problems. But it worked in 2008. And it might get us through the current crisis as well.
Since its March low, the Dow is up 50%. Stock markets could glide on and continue rising. In fact, stock prices might rise faster than ever because of all the new money sloshing around.
Crash Protection
But historically, October is a “witching season” for market crashes. It’s almost a self-fulfilling prophecy. Everyone worries and selling can quickly accelerate into a runaway collapse.
Typically, when this happens, people rush out of stocks… and into gold.
But it likely won’t be a straight shot higher for gold. There will be surges and dips along the way, as we’ve seen these last few weeks.
I understand this can be unsettling for those with positions in gold. And I get a lot of questions from readers wondering what to expect in the months ahead, like this one from Daniel:
Will gold stocks sink as deep as they did in March if we have another crash? Why or why not?
If we do get another major crash, physical gold likely will offer protection. Historically, gold prices fall less than other assets during financial panics.
But here’s the critical point: Gold will likely fall initially if we get a crash.
During crises, people sell everything. That includes physical gold. We saw that back in March, when the gold price dropped 12% in nine days – even as the gold supply dropped as mines halted production due to the coronavirus restrictions.
Past Crashes Show What Lies Ahead
As for what could happen in the months ahead, I’d like to point to a couple of historical examples as my second reason why I believe the gold bull market is just beginning.
In 2008, the Dow lost 53%. Gold bullion dropped from $1,000 per ounce to $700.
But although it took the Dow four years to recoup its losses, gold quickly rebounded. By September 2009, it was back to $1,000. It then soared to a record $1,927.70 in 2011.
That triggered a massive bull market in gold stocks. The VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) shot up 257% in just under three years.
Many people don’t realize, but the troubled 1930s were the same. Gold mining was one of the few industries that prospered.
The initial shock in 1929 wiped out many stock investors and companies. And a second collapse clobbered more investors in 1930. You can see that in this chart of the Dow Jones from 1929 to 1933 below…

Here’s another chart, showing major gold miner Homestake through the 1930s. Notice how it took flight starting in 1931, when the big crash was in full swing… ending the decade on a 441% gain, compared with a 54% loss for the Dow.
Gold stocks like Homestake got a big lift in 1934, when President Roosevelt raised the gold price nearly 70% to $35 per ounce. That set off a gold-mining bull market that lasted through much of the Great Depression.
Although we’re now off the gold standard… and presidents can’t revalue gold… over the past 15 months, gold prices have already risen 37%. So I think we could see something similar unfold.
In fact, gold has already regained its losses from earlier this year and is now 32% above its pre-crash level. And GDX is 105% higher than it was before the crash.
Not Too Late
That’s why I’ve been telling my readers that this could be a gold bull market for the ages.
And it’s not too late to get in.
The first step is owning physical gold. After that, consider taking a position in VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX). As the price of gold rises, gold miners could skyrocket even higher.
But if you’re looking for the best way to invest in gold, Legacy Research cofounder and legendary gold investor Doug Casey recently revealed how he built his gold fortune.
He’ll tell you all about the method that’s made him a millionaire… and reveal five gold plays set for 10x… 20x… even 50x gains.
Saturday, October 3, 2020
Peak Uncertainty: President Trump Contracts COVID-19
When I stated last week that we hadn't seen the end of the 2020 chaos, the end of the uncertainly, I certainty didn't see this curveball coming.
Dominating the news headlines today is the fact that President Trumps and the First Lady have tested positive for COVID-19, shortly after news broke that Hope Hicks, one of the Presidents close aides contracted the virus.
In true Trump fashion, the President took to twitter to break the story;
This news has once again upended the already upended and now empty apple cart, as the President's campaign plans have been halted dead in their tracks, as he is forced to self isolate for the duration of the virus.
Markets Sent Reeling
President Trump is Deemed As the Pro Business Candidate
Conspiracy Theories and Shameful Comments Run Amuck
In Conclusion
Friday, October 2, 2020
Charles Nenner: Stock Market Not Going to End Very Well
Thursday, October 1, 2020
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
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| (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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