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The Frogs Will Boil Themselves

The Frogs Will Boil Themselves

Jeff Thomas’ article uses the “boiling frog” fable to illustrate how gradual removal of freedoms through media campaigns can lead Americans to willingly diminish their own rights, particularly regarding the Second Amendment. He warns that manipulating public opinion could ultimately result in a Constitutional Review that would undermine the Constitution and increase government power.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – August 2nd, 2024.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – August 2nd, 2024

Gold and silver prices are sharply higher in early U.S. trading Friday, following another downbeat economic report that falls squarely in the camp of the monetary policy doves, who want the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates sooner rather than later.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 26th, 2024.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 26th, 2024

1. Stocks rebounded after their worst week since April. The megacap space rallied, with the Nasdaq 100 up 1.5%. Despite the recent slump that had some on Wall Street bracing for a summer correction, respondents to a survey expect earnings to reinvigorate the S&P 500. Sky-high valuations and seasonal weakness have incited some pullback warnings,…

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 19th, 2024.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 19th, 2024

Gold rallied toward a record as expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts grow and traders ramp up bets on a second Donald Trump presidency

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 5th, 2024.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – July 5th, 2024

Based on historical trends and regular seasonal performance, precious metals may be significantly underpriced going into the second half of the year,

The Precious Metals Week in Review – June 21st, 2024.

The Precious Metals Week in Review – June 21st, 2024

Investors need to be patient when it comes to gold. According to one U.S. bank, the precious metal could continue to consolidate through the summer as markets come to terms with the Federal Reserve’s holding pattern.