25.05.23

Wedbush Boosts Tesla Price Target To Street-High $500 Ahead Of “Golden Age Of Autonomy”

Wedbush Boosts Tesla Price Target To Street-High $500 Ahead Of “Golden Age Of Autonomy” Daniel Ives of Wedbush Securities raised his 12-month price target on Tesla to a Street-high $500 from $350 on Friday morning, citing the near-term launch of Tesla’s autonomous ride-hailing Cybercabs as a major catalyst to spark the “golden age of autonomy.”  “We believe the […]

25.05.23

Gold Prices Surge Amid U.S. Fiscal Concerns and Tariff Threats

Gold prices climbed 1.9% on Friday, reaching over $3,350 per ounce, marking a nearly 5% gain for the week—the strongest since early April. This rally is fueled by investor concerns over the U.S. fiscal outlook and escalating trade tensions. President Donald Trump’s proposal of a 50% tariff on European Union…

25.05.23

“We’re In The 3rd Inning Of The Global Currency Death Spiral” – Rubino Sees Gold Topping $10,000

“We’re In The 3rd Inning Of The Global Currency Death Spiral” – Rubino Sees Gold Topping $10,000 Via Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com, Analyst and financial writer John Rubino has a new warning concerning Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” making its way through Congress and Moody’s downgrade of US debt.  The Big Beautiful Bill is going to explode the debt by […]

25.05.23

Gold Heads for Best Week in Over a Month Amid U.S. Fiscal Concerns

Gold prices rose 1% on Friday, marking a 4% gain for the week—the strongest since early April. The uptick is attributed to a weakening U.S. dollar and investor concerns over the country’s fiscal health, following the passage of a significant tax and spending bill that could add trillions to the…

25.05.22

Gold And The Great American Monetary Resets: From 1792 To Today

Gold And The Great American Monetary Resets: From 1792 To Today Authored by Nick Giambruno via International Man, Gold has been at the heart of the US monetary system since the nation’s founding, evolving from a direct anchor for the dollar to a strategic reserve asset. Though it no longer backs the dollar, gold remains […]

25.05.22

Gold at $5,000 by 2030? One Fund Manager Thinks It’s Conservative

Gold prices might be just getting started. Despite a recent dip to $3,200 an ounce, fund manager Jim Luke says $5,000 gold by decade’s end now feels like a “frankly conservative” forecast. Why? Explosive demand from China, central banks in emerging markets, and steady buying from the Middle East are…

25.05.22

From Safe Haven to Strategic Asset: Why Gold Is Back in the Spotlight

Gold has surged in 2025, peaking at $3,500 per ounce, driven by three key forces: Geopolitical Tensions: Ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have intensified demand for safe-haven assets. U.S. Fiscal Concerns: A $1.9 trillion deficit and potential tax cut extensions without offsetting cuts have rattled investor confidence….

25.05.22

From AAA to AA+: What This Downgrade Means for Gold and the Dollar

The warning signs have been flashing for years.   Now Moody’s has confirmed it: the United States is no longer AAA-rated.  In this urgent new video, Mike Maloney reacts live as Alan Hibbard breaks down the downgrade—and what it signals about America’s deepening debt spiral, unsustainable fiscal policies, and the dollar’s…

25.05.22

Debt Drama Deepens: Markets React to Trump’s $3.8 Trillion Tax Bill

The euro fell and the yen strengthened Thursday as weak European business data clashed with mounting U.S. debt concerns. President Trump’s tax-and-spend bill passed the House, potentially adding $3.8 trillion to the U.S. debt over the next decade. This fueled further selling in U.S. Treasuries and the dollar, with investors…

25.05.22

Dollar Rebounds, Gold Retreats—But Stays Above $3,300

Gold prices pulled back Thursday after briefly hitting a near two-week high, with spot gold slipping 0.3% to $3,303.82. The decline came amid a modest rebound in the U.S. dollar, which made gold more expensive for non-dollar investors. Still, persistent worries over America’s growing $36 trillion debt burden and weak…

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