1. The week ended on a somewhat positive note with record lows for the weekly unemployment claims report and U.S. daily averages of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations. Nevertheless, May’s job reports in the U.S. and Canada were rather disappointing. Although the U.S. Labor Department’s latest nonfarm payroll report recorded gains of 559,000 posts—lower than…
As businesses reopen and demand goods and services regain momentum, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
Governments should be controlled by the people, not the other way round. The greater your power to ride herd on your government, the greater your ability to retain your liberty.
Gold and silver prices peaked in August 2020, and have since been largely range-bound.
As volatility in other areas continues to escalate and prices continue to climb in other products and commodities, many investors are looking at physical precious metals with renewed interest and have continued to acquire the product.
An interview to Jeff Thomas, feature writer for Strategic Wealth Preservation, Doug Casey’s International Man and 321gold.com International Man: Recently, Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen called for a global minimum tax rate because it would reduce the likelihood of US companies moving offshore. It seems that the US government recognizes that its confiscatory tax policies…
Submission to the state is a time-honoured tradition, a concept supported by governing bodies since time immemorial.
As more and more signs of generalized steep price hikes emerge, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
We update our charts every year on how many ounces of gold and silver it takes to buy a house in the US.
Benjamin Franklin famously said, “Nothing is certain except for taxes and death.” He was correct, but the level of tax can vary greatly from one country to the next.
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