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John Rubino fills in for Jay Taylor . Frequent guest Michael Oliver gives his update on the major financial markets.

Parabolic Global Debt Will Collapse Bullion Bank System

Unique in its endurance and rarity, gold has been valuable throughout the history of mankind.

Do you think it's possible for the government to lie about the economy?

All those countries that are trying to avoid the US dollar in their trade, they are big holders of gold.

The discussion on De-Dollarization, Central Banks, Recession, Gold and Cryptocurrency.

Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of Quill Intelligence, talks about what to expect from the fed going forward, and why you should keep an eye on Europe

This means that on a historical basis, the best times to buy Gold are the beginning of January, early April, or from mid-June to early July.

Socialism Isn't The Answer To Crony Capitalism - The Free Market Is

A full-throated expose of how the Fed benefits elites at the expense of ordinary people.

Six Against Trump: Who Wins At G-7 Summit?

Nomi Prins making the case against unchecked power

Rogoff say's we need to extend the maturity of the debt and lock in low rates before anything bad happens.

Michael Oliver uses his momentum/structural analysis to update stocks, bonds, commodities and precious metals.

Join Mike Maloney as he takes a look at the recent actions of several governments in regard to trade tariffs. Is this a case of ‘an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind’?

In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth speaks with Dr. Ron Paul of The Liberty Report to get his views on the coming dollar crash, the idea of a cashless society, cryptocurrencies as a potential hedge

Professional Trader Steve Miller shows us his cycle projects for the next move in gold & suggests we are not far off from a big move up

Tariffs are taxes on Americans for the benefit of a tiny group of politically-connected corporations.

Danielle Booth consider's wether the Fed can ever return to "normal" monetary policy.

St. Louis Fed President and CEO James Bullard discusses the flattening yield curve and why he's concerned about it.