Gold has been suckingwind this summer, trudging along after getting slammed by a distant-future-rate-hikesscare. The resulting lower prices havereally damaged psychology, leaving investors wavering on gold. Their recent capital inflows have reversedinto modest selling, contributing to unusual weakness in this leadingalternative asset. But investment demandshould roar back in this...Read More
"The inflationary juggernaut is going to eventually unwind. The biggest one is a derivatives market with a conservatively estimated value of $2 quadrillion."There is free information and original articles on RickAckerman.com. If you want to become a subscriber on a two week free trial you can sign up at the top of the home page. All you need is an email.Read More
The CDC has released a gigantic romp through the Covid hospitalization and death data. Some fascinating things I did not expect have emerged. The bad news is that 8 comorbidities are highly correlated with worse outcomes and/or death. The good news is that a bunch of comorbidities seemed to not make things any worse, and might have even been slightly protective. Weird, right? The most glaring stat...Read More
Much of the economic recovery is an illusion, says Andy Schectman, president of Miles Franklin. The markets are being propped up by stimulus. It's going to eventually collapse, he says. "You need to be proactive" by acquiring real money: gold and silver. He says right now, with some of the lowest premiums for metals we've seen in two years, this may be the best time to buy.0:00 Intro1:25 Lower pre...Read More
"The lower real rate is being driven by increased demand for inflation-linked Treasury bonds amid concerns on Continue...Read More
The real bull market in Gold won't begin until stagflation hits, which should coincide with the end of the handle on Gold's cup and handle pattern. Then Gold and gold stocks will outperform the stock market. Gold's correction compares with three bull market corrections. Their data helps us assess a bottom in Gold and potential for a breakout window.Learn Jordan's potential 10-bagger stocks: https:...Read More
As the summer doldrums drag on, precious metals bulls are eying potential support levels for a seasonal bottom. The gold market found support at the $1,750 level last month and has since been trading with a slight upside bias. Although the price action hasn’t been especially exciting, base building in these summer months can be a healthy technical process in the context of a larger bull mark...Read More
Gold has been suckingwind this summer, trudging along after getting slammed by a distant-future-rate-hikesscare. The resulting lower prices havereally damaged psychology, leaving investors wavering on gold. Their recent capital inflows have reversedinto modest selling, contributing to unusual weakness in this leadingalternative asset. But investment demandshould roar back in this...Read More
Kevin C. Smith, chief investment officer, and Tavi Costa, portfolio manager, of global macro investing company Crescat Capital, take a deep dive into the macroeconomic shift they believe is upon us, and what it means for investors.Continue...Read More
Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) says China is actively seeking to use biological weapons as a means of achieving victory over western opponents in an future military conflict. One America's John Hines caught up with Brooks and has more from Capitol Hill.Read More
As the summer doldrums drag on, precious metals bulls are eying potential support levels for a seasonal bottom. The gold market found support at the $1,750 level last month and has since been trading with a slight upside bias. Although the price action hasn’t been especially exciting, base building in these summer months can be a healthy technical process in the context of a larger bull mark...Read More
Gold has been suckingwind this summer, trudging along after getting slammed by a distant-future-rate-hikesscare. The resulting lower prices havereally damaged psychology, leaving investors wavering on gold. Their recent capital inflows have reversedinto modest selling, contributing to unusual weakness in this leadingalternative asset. But investment demandshould roar back in this...Read More
As the summer doldrums drag on, precious metals bulls are eying potential support levels for a seasonal bottom. The gold market found support at the $1,750 level last month and has since been trading with a slight upside bias. Although the price action hasn’t been especially exciting, base building in these summer months can be a healthy technical process in the context of a larger bull mark...Read More
Gold has been suckingwind this summer, trudging along after getting slammed by a distant-future-rate-hikesscare. The resulting lower prices havereally damaged psychology, leaving investors wavering on gold. Their recent capital inflows have reversedinto modest selling, contributing to unusual weakness in this leadingalternative asset. But investment demandshould roar back in this...Read More
Bob Moriarty ArchivesJul 26, 2021These are true stories taken from one of the chat boards over the weekend.@Icarus This is a COVID post. Please ignore if you are not interested in Covid or Ivermectin. I just contracted Covid on a plane trip to New York for my nephew's wedding. I purchased one of those test kits and the result was unequivocal...COVID for sure. This is my story. After returning...Read More
We had the honor of sitting down with the newly "semi-retired" Rick Rule to get his latest takes on the economy, technology, and of course the mining sector. He sees the state of the real economy as showing surprising underlying strength, some of it false and much of it due to technology, which effectively reduces capital requirements. The pace of technological change and implementation keeps incr...Read More
"How did you go bankrupt?" Bill asked. "Two ways," Mike said. "Gradually, then suddenly."These lines from Ernest Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises, reveal a lot about the human experience when it comes to success and failure.With the economy in an artificially inflated bubble, it is eminent that there will be winners and losers when it pops. Those that are successful will be the ones that have...Read More
In this video, Rick breaks down why he believes inflation is creating a crisis of confidence, and how he believes the federal reserve will respond as inflation continues to rise. I ask Rick to give us opinion on the changing of messaging from the federal reserve on inflation, and how he sees the entire financial system playing itself out. Rick Rule, founder and chairman of Sprott Global Resource I...Read More
J. Michael Oliver entered the financial services industry in 1975 on the Futures side, joining E.F. Hutton's International Commodity Division, headquartered in New York City's Battery Park. He studied under David Johnston, head of Hutton's Commodity Division and Chairman of the COMEX. In the 1980s Mike began to develop his own momentum-based method of technical analysis. He learned early on that o...Read More
Dennis Gartman joins The Income Generation to discuss Financial Lessons Learned From Covid-19!Dennis Gartman has been publishing his daily commentary, The Gartman Letter, since 1987. Over the years, he has also conducted numerous presentations and courses on issues relating to the capital markets and derivatives for various brokerage firms, central banks, and U.S. government entities. In recent ye...Read More