The end of the gold standard in 1971 set the stage for global currency manipulation. Will gold reclaim its place in the financial world?
The Quest for Alice’s Rabbit Hole
Many individuals exploring internationalisation often face internal resistance, driven by fear and cautious hesitation. While fear serves as an instinctive safeguard, it can also impede beneficial changes. Internationalisation, though daunting, presents significant opportunities when approached with thorough research and prudent judgment. By identifying promising jurisdictions and planting flags in multiple countries, individuals can diversify their assets and escape deteriorating conditions in their home nations. It’s a strategic move for those seeking long-term prosperity and security in a shifting global landscape.
Kite in a Tree
This article explores the recurring patterns of mistakes in investing and life, using the metaphor of flying a kite among trees.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – January 31st, 2025
Gold continues to outperform the weakening Canadian dollar, hovering near C$4,000 as the Bank of Canada lowers rates and ends quantitative tightening. Meanwhile, tech stocks struggle due to concerns over AI competition, and U.S. bonds rise as investors seek safety amid market volatility.
The Twilight Zone
The present state of affairs seems like an episode of The Twilight Zone, with the unfortunate twist that this is not a television show; it’s an artificially delayed reality.
An Empire Self-Destructs
An Empire Self-Destructs.
Article by: Jeff Thomas.
Falling from Grace
The US has reached the classic stage when it has become a reckless bully and its support structure of allies has begun to de-couple as a result.
Capitalism Has Failed
Capitalism Has Failed.
Article by Jeff Thomas.
The Sandcastle
The Sandcastle – An article by: Jeff Thomas.
The Brain Drain
Once a brain drain has occurred, that country is likely to slide into the doldrums, for a generation, and, as history has shown, often for much longer.