25.01.17

Pillaged By Paper Money

Pillaged By Paper Money Authored by Jeffrey Tucker via The Epoch Times, The American people are going to be paying a high price for the 2024 U.S. presidential election and probably for years. I’m not speaking of the results which astonished the world; I’m speaking of the attempt to game the intended results that began […]

25.01.17

Steve Witkoff: The Real Estate Investor Who Sealed The Gaza Ceasefire

Steve Witkoff: The Real Estate Investor Who Sealed The Gaza Ceasefire Via Middle East Eye On Saturday, Gaza ceasefire talks were down to the wire, and President-elect Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy wanted to hash out the deal once and for all with Benjamin Netanyahu, but the Israeli leader’s office said he could not be roused during Shabbat. Steve […]

25.01.17

CBO Projects US Debt To Soar By $24 Trillion Over Next Decade, And Then It Gets Much Worse…

CBO Projects US Debt To Soar By $24 Trillion Over Next Decade, And Then It Gets Much Worse… The Congressional Budget Office may claim it is apolitical and/or bipartsian, but in reality they have few reservations in throwing under the bus any politician(s) that are not viewed as part of the establishment inner circle, and […]

25.01.17

“Hoover Had The Largest Peacetime Deficits In US History”; Economists Debate Money And The State

“Hoover Had The Largest Peacetime Deficits In US History”; Economists Debate Money And The State “He who controls the money supply of a nation controls the nation.” – James Garfield From economic history to in-depth analysis of today’s financial plumbing, last night’s MMT Vs Austrian debate assessed the roles of debt and currency within the […]

25.01.17

Junk Debt Market Races Against Time as Trump's Tariff Threat Looms

The impending Trump presidency has triggered widespread anxiety in the junk debt market, particularly in Europe, where companies are racing to secure financing ahead of potential tariff implementations. The market has seen its busiest start since 2017, with 19 out of 28 loan tranches being repricings as companies seek to lock in favorable terms. Lenders […]

25.01.17

Gold Up Over $2,740 in Third Straight Winning Session

Gold futures surged 1.25% to $2,746.40 on Thursday, marking their third consecutive daily gain and the third-highest close in history. The precious metal has rallied in seven of the past eight sessions, climbing 4.46% year-to-date, supported by shifting Federal Reserve policy expectations and standing just 1.51% below its all-time high of $2,788.50.

25.01.17

If We Have Such A Strong Economy, Why Are So Many Americans Struggling?

If We Have Such A Strong Economy, Why Are So Many Americans Struggling? Via SchiffGold.com, The 10-year treasury yield rocketed up to near 5%, and analysts say it’s because the economy is strong despite higher inflation. But if the economy is so strong, why are Americans so indebted, cash-poor, and desperate? 10-Year Treasury Yields Source The recent […]

25.01.16

"I Would Not Be Surprised If GOLD Clears $3000oz in 2025" Alan Hibbard

In this eye-opening discussion, Alan Hibbard from GoldSilver.com shares why 2025 could be a game-changing year for precious metals

25.01.16

Dovish Fed Hopes Drive Gold to Highest Level Since December

Gold has climbed to its highest level in over a month, trading at $2,719.49 per ounce, as multiple economic indicators point toward potential monetary policy easing. This rally was fueled by a confluence of factors: weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data, including higher jobless claims of 217,000 versus the forecast 210,000, and December’s core inflation increase of […]

25.01.16

Printer Go Brrrr? Economists To Debate Money Tonight On ZH

Printer Go Brrrr? Economists To Debate Money Tonight On ZH The chart everyone knows and loves. In 2024, the U.S. government eclipsed $36 trillion in national debt. It is, afterall, the price we pay to live in a civilized society… and to destroy Iraq, Libya, Somalia… but tonight on ZeroHedge we will not be discussing […]

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