Silver prices are soaring, reaching their highest in 14 years at over $42 an ounce. This is because more people want silver, but there isn’t enough to go around. At the same time, Barrick Gold is selling its last Canadian mine for $1.1 billion to focus on other projects abroad, hinting at high costs in Canada. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The global financial system is shaky, with countries like China and Russia buying more silver and gold. This move away from U.S. influence is causing worry in Europe. Wall Street is also in trouble, betting against silver. If silver prices rise, it could become a safe investment as trust in traditional markets fades. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Rafi Farber and Phil from the Endgame Investor explore how money and politics are connected. They discuss how changes in the economy can affect everyone, like when the value of gold rises or when the government cuts spending. They also talk about how these changes might lead to big shifts in society, like more fairness in wealth distribution. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Predictions, therefore, skew towards caution in the face of escalating monetary and fiscal imprudence. As the current trends continue, we will witness a decoupling—precious metals rising as fiat currencies dilute their efficacy amidst sovereign debt crises and inflationary pressures. The equity markets, shouldered by speculators rather than investors, can expect a correction aligned with historical price-to-earnings ratios once the tide of easy money recedes. To Read More Click The Button Below.
In his latest blog post, Dr. Kirk Elliott delves into the current global events that are shaping our economic landscape. From the UN’s plan to combat misinformation with a “digital army” to concerns over manipulated GDP growth figures, Elliott highlights the potential challenges ahead. He also raises alarm bells about the implications of another COVID lockdown on small businesses and the middle class, who are




