Lior Gantz is watching DXY and Silver for the next move. If DXY falls below 88 and Silver breaks above $29.50 then he is looking for a quick move to the $36 area. It all comes down to the dollar and TIPS.Lior Gantz has been called a thrill-seeking entrepreneur by his team, and as such, he built and runs numerous successful businesses, and has traveled to over 30 countries in the past decade in pur...Read More
Join Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark as they examine the latest news for the economy and precious metals markets. Stick around until the end of the video for some amazing data on silver's purchasing power. Read the full article here: https://goldsilver.com/blog/the-fiat-...Download Mike's best-selling book for free here: https://pages.goldsilver.com/freebook Thanks for sharing and clicking that 'Like'...Read More
0:00 Introduction0:57 Gold price commentary4:31 What is driving gold price in the near-term?8:53 What could derail gold's upward move?14:03 Gold & silver about to get irrational to the upside19:17 Silver20:52 What's driving commodity prices?26:59 Fertilizers & grains29:02 Analyzing niche metal markets31:00 Will we see stagflation in U.S.?Analyst Michael Oliver sees $8,000 to $9,000 per ounce gold...Read More
In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss how the central bank is now warning that the 'transitory' inflation may be around longer than expected. They also remind the audience that Quantitative Easing was also meant to be temporary before it too became permanent. In the second half, they continue the conversation and this time to complain about their taxes going toward paying the lan...Read More
Gerald Celente of https://trendsresearch.com guest hosts The Alex Jones Show to break down why Biden is dropping bombs in the Middle East.Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and publisher of the internationally circulated...Read More
Talking Points From This Week's Episode- Market overview with charts.- Smart money is gradually exiting the broad equity markets.- Expectations for gold and silver in the coming cycle.- Federal Reserve and Transitory Inflation.Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction1:03 - Premium Charts3:45 - HUI & Silver5:10 - Equities Price Action8:55 - Melt-Up Phase?10:48 - US Dollar & Gold Equities13:22 - Pr...Read More
Prices for steel billet exports from the Commonwealth of Independent States softened early in the week started Monday June 28 due to a lack of support from buyers.Russian suppliers mostly continued to stay away from the market, with no fresh offers placed yet following news last Friday of the planned introduction of an export duty on steel products from August 1.The duty's base rate will be 15%, w...Read More
Despite the recent pullback, the silver chart remains bullish. The chart pattern shows that people are accumulating silver. "As long as momentum and the accumulation continues," Chris Vermeulen says, "we're going to see this eventually break to the upside." Chris online: https://www.thetechnicaltraders.com0:00 Intro1:15 Dollar rallies, gold falls4:10 Fear in market5:10 Gold chart damage7:49 Multi-...Read More
Tucker Carlson says an NSA whistleblower has stepped forward and provided evidence that the National Security Agency (NSA) has been spying on him.Continue...Read More
The longer this goes on, the harder the "transitory" inflation label is to justify.Continue...Read More
I have been getting a lot of inquiries about offering premium content and as a result I am looking to start up some type of service in the near future whether it be a site with a paywall, interactive and educational courses, or personal coaching. As such, I would really like to hear more feedback in regards to what types of subscription service(s) that people are interested in so I can better dete...Read More
As economies around the world reopen, Axel Merk, president & CIO of Merk Investments, shares his insights on central bank monetary policy, currencies, and equity valuations. Merk argues that the dollar will weaken as global economies attempt to reflate by borrowing dollars and investing domestically. He shares his framework for thinking about gold and inflation in response to Chair Powell's meetin...Read More
The Japanese Government Bond market is nearly $10 trillion in size. It is the 2nd biggest bond market in the world. However, it comes as a shock that this humongous market barely trades any longer.Continue...Read More
Twelve year-old Maddie was enrolled in the Pfizer vaccine clinical trial. She's now in a wheelchair, has an NG tube, and is suffering from severe memory loss, along with many other issues.Full video is here...Read More
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The media knows the election was stolen. The evidence was too widespread and transparent, beginning with the amazing middle of theContinue...Read More
How to profit from inflation is a question we should all be asking. Inflation is a trend that is likely to stay with us for quite sometime. If you don't know how to profit from inflation, you very likely will lose purchasing power, and the standard of your lifestyle will decrease, as inflation erodes the power of your income and savings. But if you how to profit from inflation, you can participate...Read More
Why is the U.S. national debt now over $28.4 trillion?Why do statists despise gold?Continue...Read More
The steel rebar and billet import market in the United Arab Emirates was slow after the country's biggest steel producer announced reduced rebar prices, sources told Fastmarkets on Tuesday June 29.Emirates Steel, the biggest producer in the UAE, decreased its rebar price by 55 dirhams ($14.97) per tonne to 3,012 dirhams per tonne ex-works in effect from June 27.The new rebar price did not improve...Read More
Sector expert Michael Ballanger argues that markets are better used as barometers than thermometers, and warns current Federal Reserve policy protects the wealth of bankers, not citizens. Over the years, I have witnessed a number of debates over a wide variety of topics that ranged from capitalism-communism (1960s), civil rights (1960s), Kennedy assassination (1963), Turner vs. Mulroney (1984), B...Read More