According to sources, former representative Ron Paul was seen disguising the Federal Reserve building as a Nike store in hopes of getting Continue...Read More
We all know that is the reality of this liquidity-fueled market, but we keep investing for "Fear Of Missing Out."Continue...Read More
The woke revolution in the classroom is about to go federal. In an early but revelatory move, President Biden's Department of Education has Continue...Read More
Gold had a good day yesterday, but asit hits the $1,770 resistance line, it will be anything but easy for the yellowmetal. The real test has begun.And so, it happened. Gold moved right toits target level that seemed to be the max that it could reach, but that didn’tseem to be the most likely outcome. Just because it wasn’t the most likelyoutcome, doesn’t make it impossible. The &...Read More
The recent rally in the bond yields pushed gold prices down, but this trend won’t continue forever, as the Fed will likely be forced to step in.In March, we saw a continuation of the rally in bond yields that started in February. As the chart below shows, the 10-year real interest rates have soared from -1.06 on February 10 to -0.66 percent on March 23. What is clear from the chart is the st...Read More
The S&P 500 red candle and then some – erased in aday, that‘s what you get with the Fed always having your back. The staircaseclimb certainly looks like continuing without any real breather. Whatever steepascent you compare it to (Jun or early Sep 2020), this one is different in thatit doesn‘t offer but token corrections. Not that it would be reasonable toexpect a steep downs...Read More
Gold had a good day yesterday, but asit hits the $1,770 resistance line, it will be anything but easy for the yellowmetal. The real test has begun.And so, it happened. Gold moved right toits target level that seemed to be the max that it could reach, but that didn’tseem to be the most likely outcome. Just because it wasn’t the most likelyoutcome, doesn’t make it impossible. The &...Read More
The recent rally in the bond yields pushed gold prices down, but this trend won’t continue forever, as the Fed will likely be forced to step in.In March, we saw a continuation of the rally in bond yields that started in February. As the chart below shows, the 10-year real interest rates have soared from -1.06 on February 10 to -0.66 percent on March 23. What is clear from the chart is the st...Read More
The S&P 500 red candle and then some – erased in aday, that‘s what you get with the Fed always having your back. The staircaseclimb certainly looks like continuing without any real breather. Whatever steepascent you compare it to (Jun or early Sep 2020), this one is different in thatit doesn‘t offer but token corrections. Not that it would be reasonable toexpect a steep downs...Read More
Ignore what centralbankers are saying; instead, watch what they are doing.While they poo-poo goldor pretend it doesn't exist, global central banks have been quietly but aggressivelyaccumulating gold bullion for several years now. The Central Bank of Russia,for example, has been a consistent buyer of gold.Other major central bankshave also been acquiring and holding the metal, although some scaled...Read More
When they aren't arresting Pastors and harassing and ticketing 85 yr old church ladies they are beating the sh*t out of frail and elderly men.Continue...Read More
The world's biggest gold consumer, China, has given domestic and international banks permission to import large amountsContinue...Read More
Ignore what centralbankers are saying; instead, watch what they are doing.While they poo-poo goldor pretend it doesn't exist, global central banks have been quietly but aggressivelyaccumulating gold bullion for several years now. The Central Bank of Russia,for example, has been a consistent buyer of gold.Other major central bankshave also been acquiring and holding the metal, although some scaled...Read More
Apr 20, 2021 Guest(s): Ran Neuner Founder, Crypto Banter | Host CNBC Crypto Trader The Bitcoin price fell by approximately 18% over the weekend and one of the factors behind this drop was a power outage in China's Xinjiang region that caused a 45% drop in the hash rate.The hash rate of Bitcoin measures the total combined computational power that is being used to mine and process the cryptocurren...Read More
Apr 20, 2021 Guest(s): Peter Grandich petergrandich.com The gold price is headed back to $2,000 an ounce once it breaches key resistance levels, said Peter Grandich, founder of Peter Grandich & Company."The most beautiful technical chart I've ever seen on any market was shown. There's a wonderful cup and handle formation now on gold going back 10 years and it coincided with an absolute all-t...Read More
Ignore what centralbankers are saying; instead, watch what they are doing.While they poo-poo goldor pretend it doesn't exist, global central banks have been quietly but aggressivelyaccumulating gold bullion for several years now. The Central Bank of Russia,for example, has been a consistent buyer of gold.Other major central bankshave also been acquiring and holding the metal, although some scaled...Read More
Adam HamiltonArchivesApr 16, 2021The gold miners' stocks remain undervalued, strong buys fundamentally. Their stock prices are too low relative to both underlying corporate profitability and prevailing gold prices. That gives gold stocks big potential to power much higher during gold's next bull-market upleg, which is already underway. Miners' stocks way outperform the metal they mine, as their ma...Read More
Apr 19, 2021 Last week inflation worries became real resulting in a major move for gold, said editor Neils Christensen. On Friday Christensen, Kitco correspondent Paul Harris and mining audiences manager Michael McCrae recorded a podcast with guest Ryan King, Vice President Corporate Development at Calibre Mining. The panelists discussed gold and inflation, as well as rising commodity prices due t...Read More
Apr 18, 2021 Guest(s): Thomas Hayes Managing Member, Great Hill Capital While the Federal Reserve may not let inflation to run hotter than 3% on a persistent basis, long-term, the economy will unlikely return to a disinflationary environment, said Thomas Hayes, managing member of Great Hill Capital. "[The Fed] won't let it get away from [3%], they'll raise rates ahead to pre-empt it. Certainly,...Read More
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the call by JP Morgan for unexpectedly large increase in inflation as pent-up savings is unleashed. In the second half chats to Alasdair Macleod of GoldMoney.com about whether or not we are heading for inflation, deflation, hyperinflation or hyperdeflation and why it is so difficult to tell.Max Keiser is an American broadcaster and film-m...Read More