Rafi Farber: CPI Since 1978 Points to Silver Top at $231 and Counting
This blog post talks about how a weaker yen might affect Asian economies and the silver market. It also discusses a cryptocurrency exchange’s plan to repay customers after bankruptcy. Lastly, it mentions a rise in metal prices, similar to a past event in 1979, and suggests checking out the Endgame Investor for more information. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Rafi Farber: Yen Collapse Suggests We are At the Tipping Point of Keynesian Failure
This blog post talks about how rising interest rates can make things cost more and lower the value of money, using Japan’s money as an example. It also discusses a successful company called Fortuna Silver Mines, which could benefit if silver prices go up. Lastly, it warns that if Japan’s bank tries to save its falling money value by raising rates, it might backfire. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Rafi Farber: Were Rounding the Corner to The End Game Sprint
This article explores the rising costs of gold and silver, hinting at a potential economic situation like the late 70s. It discusses possible conflict between Israel and Iran, the role of the dollar, and inflation control attempts by the Federal Reserve. It also reviews the performance of Fortuna Silver Mines and other market trends. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Rafi Farber: 1970s Are Repeating for Gold Too Not Just Silver
“Let’s talk about gold and silver! Big companies are buying more gold, while paper funds are losing out. Banks might face issues when a special program ends on March 11. Also, Fortuna Silver Mines, a company that’s doing great in gold production, is mentioned. Lastly, the way gold and silver markets are behaving now is similar to the past.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
