Last week was definitely hot. Both major central banks adopted a more dovish stance. Gold reacted positively, jumping above $1,400. What has changed, and what has not? How close are we to an actual rate cut, not only to the speculation of getting one for sure on the next Fed meeting? How will gold like it?Doves Are Strong Within the FedThe dovish shift was surprising. Maybe not the direction, but...Read More
A while ago, I wrote about a comingconfirmation of the multi-year gold bull market. It has taken longer thanexpected, but that signal has now arrived, and the bull is very much confirmed.Here is a gold chart indicating that veryimportant signal I have marked two fractals (patterns) 1to 5, to show how they might be similar. I have also marked the point whereinterest rates peaked (in 1981), and wher...Read More
A casual glance at the latest short term chart for GLD would tend to support the notion that, yes, gold has decidedly broken out of its trading range and is headed higher.Below is a two-year chart of GLD (bigcharts.marketwatch.com) … Now that we are all on the same page, let’s step back a moment and ask a couple of questions. What happens next? And, if this is “the big on...Read More
- Stewart Thomson 1. To view what may be the most important chart in the history of markets, please click here now. Double-click to enlarge. Gold is breaking out of a massive inverse H&S bull continuation pattern, and that pattern itself may be the head of an even more massive pattern that targets the $3000 price area.2. Please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this...Read More
- Richard (Rick) Mills North American stock markets continued to rise on Friday, as more investors took the opportunity to jump into equities on the back of a clear signal from the US Federal Reserve that interest rates are likely heading down. The S&P 500 hit a new record on Thursday, finishing 249 points higher, or 0.9%, to 2,954. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concluded on Wedne...Read More
- Gary ChristensonEvery 30 - 40 years the world goes crazy, takes a deep dive into a shallow pond, dances with the devil, and resets gold internationally.In 1913:A corrupt congress created the Federal Reserve and reset gold's status. Paper currency units (bad money) eventually drove gold (good money) out of the financial system. Add WWI, the IRS, and League of Nations.In 1944 - 1949:The Bretto...Read More
- Dave KranzlerShort of a raid orchestrated by the central planners to fasten tighter the cap on gold (which remains a real possibility given the historical record), the yellow metal shouldn't encounter much price resistance until above $1,500/oz. - Adam Taggart, Peak ProsperityI agree with the statement above from Adam Taggart but an aggressive price attack by the banks who operate the Com...Read More
By: Ira EpsteinGold technical price update - GDX showing weakness, a key reversal:Read More
By Avi GilburtIf you have followed us since December 2018, then you know we were expecting a major bottom in the cryptocurrency market, and expecting 2019 to be very bullish. In February we wrote an article suggesting an imminent wave two bottom, which proved correct, holding support by $10 on some exchanges.We suggested then that a third wave would commence, thrusting Bitcoin prices much higher...Read More
Bitcoin's impressive rise from the dead has hit 11,467 today, exactly two-tenths of a percentage point from the 11492 target I sent out to Rick's Picks subscribers a few weeks ago. There is further potential to 19,850 if certain conditions are met. Let me show you what to look for.Read More
- Stefan GleasonThe War on Cash isn't a conspiracy theory. It's an open agenda. It's being driven by an alignment of interests among bankers, central bankers, politicians, and Silicon Valley moguls who stand to benefit from an all-digital economy.Last week, Facebook - in partnership with major banks, payment processors, and e-commerce companies - launched a digital currency called Libra. Unlik...Read More
Do you have trouble falling asleep at night?Would you like to be able to fall asleep at the drop of a hat?Today I'm going to show you how you can fall asleep anywhere, anytime, in less than 2 minutes using a simple 2-step program.This program was designed for U.S. military fighter pilots during WWII. Believe it or not, the man who developed this program was an American track and field coach who is...Read More
Vancouver, British Columbia (June 26, 2019) - PRIZE MINING CORPORATION ("Prize" or the "Company") (TSXV:PRZ) (OTCQB:PRZFF) (MQSP:GR:FRANKFURT) wishes to announce that it has retained JDS Energy and Mining Ltd. of Vancouver to undertake a scoping level engineering and economic study of the Kena Gold Project located in the Kootenay Boundary Region of British Columbia."Prize Mining has two highly p...Read More
Jun 27, 2019 Guest(s): Bill Baruch President, Blue Line Futures With global growth worsening and the trade war tensions intensifying, a rise in gold prices could be coming by September, according to Bill Baruch, founder and president of Blue Line Futures. "Global growth has been deteriorating for a while, and now it's the trade war just speeding the process up," Baruch said. "If we see progress...Read More
Jim Willie Interviews Mark O'Byrne of GoldCore about the coming Gold Standard in this the Asian Century (Part I)- The 'Gold Standard' jigsaw: the global monetary pieces are falling into place as China quietly moves to re-establish some form of Gold Standard- The legs of the Gold Standard stool are here - gold trade notes, gold panda bonds (Italy) and central banks are buying gold as Basle III make...Read More
Former congressman Dr. Ron Paul (R-Texas), chairman of the Institute for Peace and Prosperity, joins Rick Sanchez to discuss the latest US foreign policy blunders and how they affect politics at home. He argues that non-intervention demands more "courage and conviction" than the hawkish and superficial "toughness" celebrated in US politics. Dr. Ron Paul is a physician and former twelve-term congre...Read More
We live in a world where we wake up to news (and a shocking image) of a drowned father and daughter on the banks of the Rio Grande and threats from North Koreans about notContinue...Read More
In a global comparison of 10-year government bonds, three countries have negative-yields and France is on the cusp.Continue...Read More
Two-thirds of US college graduates regret their education, a recent survey has found.Continue...Read More
Danielle DiMartino Booth spent nine years as an advisor to Richard W. Fisher at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Danielle left the Fed in 2015 to found Money Strong, LLC, an economic consulting firm and launched a weekly economic newsletter She is the author of Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America. DiMartino Booth began her career in New York at Donaldson, Luf...Read More