The Middle East Conflict, Gold, Silver, and the Shadow of U.S. Debt
Physical gold and silver have historically been considered safe-haven assets, particularly during times of international conflict and economic instability. The influence of …
Physical gold and silver have historically been considered safe-haven assets, particularly during times of international conflict and economic instability. The influence of …
CPI Update for August After months of increasing CPI numbers, inflation at 40-year highs and several rate hikes, it seemed that the …
Will COVID Stimulus Lead to a ‘Sea of Debt’? When COVID-19 first emerged last year, and most governments determined that lock downs …
The current negative yield trend is causing chaos and concern on markets across the world. But what is really going on? This …
How Will The US Deal With It’s $75 Trillion Insolvency? The US now has a negative net worth of $75 Trillion. Which …
According to World Gold Council central banks purchased more gold in 2018 than they have since 1967, more than half a century …
The Specter of Venezuelan Debt Default Has the Financial World’s Vultures Circling For years now investing in Venezuelan bonds has been extremely …
The Only Russia Story That Really Matters… Russia is rarely out of the international headlines these days. Russian Premier Vladimir Putin may …
Do All Fiat Currencies Have to Fail? Do you know what a fiat currency is? Or which currencies the term applies to? …