1. It was a shortened trading week due to the timing of the Easter holiday this year as most markets were closed for Good Friday. Next week will also be a relatively short trading week, as some markets will be closed on the Monday following Easter. 2. In the U.S. this week, former President Donald…
Bad News Comes in Small Packages
So, the downsizing of a Gatorade bottle doesn’t mean that tomorrow we’ll be without food. This is a mere symptom of a greater problem.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – March 31st, 2023
It is relatively common that what should be recognized as a warning flag of major trouble is often ignored until things get so bad that it is almost impossible not to notice.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – March 24th, 2023
It is relatively common that what should be recognized as a warning flag of major trouble is often ignored until things get so bad that it is almost impossible not to notice.
Can You Afford to Eat?
If you’re considering a move away from an economically, politically, and/or socially risky area, it would not only be a good idea to check out the availability of goods in the supermarket of the destination you’re considering.
Stop Believing
When any state has reached the point that it grooms its people to cease to have beliefs, it has already gone far beyond the point of validity.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – March 17th, 2023
1. Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse reverberates in global markets. Trading has been halted in First Republic Bank Monday morning after shares dropped by a record 67 percent before the market opened. This is after Joe Biden claimed, “US banking is safe”. The San-Francisco-based bank, whose clientele includes Mark Zuckerberg saw its share price plunge from…
The Precious Metals Week in Review – March 10th, 2023
1. A “perfect storm” is brewing, and markets this year are going to get hit with a recession, a debt crisis, and out-of-control inflation, the economist Nouriel Roubini said. Roubini, one of the first economists to call the 2008 recession, has been warning for months of a stagflationary debt crisis, which would combine the worst…
Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll
The boomer generation reached their teens in the 1960s and have grown accustomed to receiving whatever they wanted in life, they were young adults and wanted to party.
They Wouldn’t Really Go Nuclear, Would They?
It should be emphasized that nuclear war is by no means a certainty… but we are dangerously close.