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TOP NEWSIs Gold Jewelry a Good Backup Plan? Mike Maloney & Jeff Berwick Video
Editor’s Note: Nothing in this video constitutes legal or tax advice, and you should not rely on its claims as such.“If the survival of the dollar is threatened, you cannot rule out the government trying to make gold and silver illegal again.”That’s how Mike Maloney begins his new video, a discussion with Jeff Berwick of Dollar Vigilante, on the possibility of gold confiscation.While Mike says confiscation “probably won’t happen, you’re screwed if all you own is coins and bars.”
It’s Too Late to Fix This Financial Armageddon, So Prepare Now—New Mike Maloney Video
“It’s a cycle” says Mike Maloney in this new video with Jeff Berwick of Dollar Vigilante. And the cycle says we’re headed into hard times. Check out the meme Mike got from his producer, Dan, and how it fits with where we stand today. Mike admits that it worries him where we’re headed. Mike states emphatically that it’s too late to avoid financial Armageddon, due to the massive dilution of the currency, no viable options for central bankers, and that the debt can never be repaid.
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Bubbles Are Brutal: Chris Martenson
Asset bubbles are brutal. The most difficult time to remain centered and focused is during their last stages as everyone around you is going nuts. Logic has been tossed out the window, ...
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Rare 1838 Silver Half Dollar Coin Sold for $504,000.00
“This particular mint was established to produce coins of several different denominations at the time but its main focus was the 50-cent piece...
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Gold Markets Rally On Friday
US & China have come to terms on an agreement it appears. This is a bit interesting, because it should be negative for gold.
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Why We Should Worry About a New Global Currency War
After five years of secular strength in the Dollar, the Trump administration seems intent to weaken its currency through unilateral measures. The possible implications should not be underestimated.
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‘I Almost Sprinted Back to My Desk to Buy TIPS’: Reflation 2020
(Bloomberg) -- Jason Bloom last week asked an audience of about 150 advisers in the U.S. Midwest to raise their hands if they are worried about inflation. Not one hand went up.“I almost sprinted back to my desk to buy TIPS,”...
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Fuzzy Math That Fueled Junk Debt Boom Is Sparking Jitters
Imagine walking into a bank to borrow money. The loan officer might ask for your pay stubs and tax returns to prove your income, as well as for information about your debts and monthly expenses to determine whether you’re a worthy borrower. If the numbers don’t add up, you’d be out of luck.
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Week ahead: Board meetings at the Zombie Factories
'Overtime hours, NFIB hiring plans & labour market parts of consumer confidence all point to rising unemployment in 2020.'
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US Weighing 100% Tariffs on More EU Products Including Whiskies & Cognac
U.S. Trade Representative publishes a list of additional European goods, including Irish and Scotch whiskies, it’s now considering for 100% tariffs amid the fallout of its high-profile dispute with Airbus.
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China and US Reach Phase One Trade Deal
Under the deal, which the U.S. and China still need to sign, the Trump administration will cancel its next tariffs and roll back other duties.
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Watch Live: China Delays Trade Deal Press Conference To 10amET
...algos have a few minutes to learn Chinese...
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Gold Prices Rise as Weaker Dollar and Lingering Doubts About China Trade
Gold prices climb Friday as a weaker dollar and a lack of further definitive moves in bond yields help to produce some tailwind for the precious metal.
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The Fed Has 'Absorbed' 90% Of Treasury Issuance Since September
The Fed is effectively monetizing the US government debt!
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Mortgage Rates Went up Again This Week, Will They Hit a Ceiling?
Interest rates for mortgages have risen roughly 0.25% since early September, but how much more can they increase?
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System Is 'Flawed' Most Americans Have Little or No Retirement Savings
It's no secret that Americans are falling short when it comes to saving enough for retirement. But as a new report shows, many are disastrously unprepared — and that may point to flaws in the system.
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Congress Reaches Deal to Fund the Government as Shutdown Deadline Nears
Lawmakers have an agreement to keep the government running past a Dec. 20 shutdown deadline.
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Ticking Time Bomb of Record High Corporate Debt
With the record-long expansion in its 11th year, Fed policy makers have indicated in recent months that they’re watching the corporate debt situation closely.
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Cumulative Interest Rate Cuts in OECD Countries
Central banks in OECD countries haven’t cut this much since the Great Financial Crisis.
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