25.09.02

The Analyst Who Called 2008 Says Gold & Silver Will ‘Rocket’

Mike Maloney accurately predicted the 2008 financial crisis when everyone said he was crazy. Now he’s back with an even more urgent warning: we’re witnessing the biggest stock market bubble AND the biggest real estate bubble in history — happening simultaneously.  This has never occurred before. Not in 1929. Not…Read More

25.09.02

Daily News Nuggets | September 2nd, 2025 — Silver Breaks $40, Gold Hits Record $3,500

Silver Breaks $40 for First Time Since 2011 Silver broke above $40 an ounce Monday, breaking out to a 14-year high. With a 40% gain year-to-date, silver is leaving gold in the dust as investors bet on imminent Fed rate cuts. The metal briefly touched $40.79 before consolidating, with futures…Read More

25.09.02

Futures Tumble As Yields, Dollar Spike; Gold Hits All Time High

Futures Tumble As Yields, Dollar Spike; Gold Hits All Time High Following our warning that September tends to be the worst month for the S&P by a wide margin… September is by far the worst month for stocks in the broken markets (post QE) era pic.twitter.com/iEZxKja6Ui — zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 1, 2025 … US equity […]

25.09.01

Futures Flat As Silver Soars To 11 Year High

Futures Flat As Silver Soars To 11 Year High US equity futures are flat, with cash markets of course closed for Labor Day holiday, stabilizing after Friday’s selloff in tech stocks amid renewed Nvidia jitters, and setting a steadier tone at the start of a month that could bring plenty of tests to markets trading […]

25.09.01

Bitcoin No Longer Plays Gold’s Game

Bitcoin No Longer Plays Gold’s Game Authored by Armando Aguilar via CoinTelegraph.com, Bitcoin was treated as a purely inert asset for years: a decentralized vault, economically passive despite its fixed issuance schedule. Yet more than $7 billion worth of Bitcoin already earns native, onchain yield via major protocols — that premise is breaking down.  Gold’s […]

25.09.01

How The European Central Bank Engineered The French Debt-Crisis… And The Next

How The European Central Bank Engineered The French Debt-Crisis… And The Next Authored by Daniel Lacalle, The French debt crisis reminds us that gradualism never works, that statism always ends in ruin and that those countries that bet on more government and higher taxes always end in stagnation, risk of default and social unrest. France’s […]

25.08.30

Escobar: Russia-China – From The Memory Of WWII To BRICS/SCO Synergy

Escobar: Russia-China – From The Memory Of WWII To BRICS/SCO Synergy Authored by Pepe Escobar, Three – interlocked – dates ahead of us could not be more crucial in shaping the next configuration of the currently incandescent geopolitical chessboard. 1. August 31/September 1st. Tianjin – half-an-hour by high-speed rail (120 km, roughly $8) from Beijing. […]

25.08.30

China Accelerates Coal Plant Commissioning To 9-Year High

China Accelerates Coal Plant Commissioning To 9-Year High Authored by Michael Kern via OilPrice.com, Despite record solar and wind capacity additions and booming renewable energy output, China is not giving up on coal, on the contrary.  During the first half of 2025, China commissioned as much as 21 gigawatts (GW) of coal power, the highest […]

25.08.30

Silver Breaks 2,500-Year Records: Mike Maloney’s Triple-Digit Forecast

Silver just achieved something extraordinary. On August 29th, it reached $39.97 — within three cents of $40 — marking its highest level in nearly 14 years. But Mike Maloney’s latest analysis reveals something far more significant: silver has quietly set its highest monthly and quarterly closing records in 2,500 years. …Read More

25.08.30

Europe On Path To War Economy: Rheinmetall Opens Continent’s Largest Ammo Factory

Europe On Path To War Economy: Rheinmetall Opens Continent’s Largest Ammo Factory Submitted by Thomas Kolbe In Unterlüß, Lower Saxony, Europe’s largest ammunition factory began production yesterday. What started clandestinely is now being publicly scaled with full firepower: the European Union is building its own war economy. In the good old days in Germany, recessions […]

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