Governments worldwide are censoring information about Coronavirus, obstructing testing, slowing cures, falsely imprisoning millions, destroying trillions of dollars of wealth, and killing untold thousands with dictatorial measures.
Over a decade since central bankers started a stealthy nationalization of capital markets by purchasing a wide range of securities from Trasuries, to MBS, to corporate bonds, to ETFs and single stocks, their actions are finally catching up to them, a
Over the past decade, one of the most fascinating observations in the world of precious metals has been the bizarre decoupling in the supply/demand dynamics and thus pricing, between paper and physical gold.
• The Liberty Advisor - Tim Picciott - John Sneisen
Now, watch as CFP Tim Picciott and world economic historian John Sneisen discuss the following events in world financial news: * Parallels to the Great Depression * Government overreach and infringing on individual's rights * Donald Trump's positio
Service PMIs across the globe cratered during the month of March; Japan, Germany, France, and the UK all experienced dramatic declines in business sentiment as the coronavirus pandemic began to unfold.
Before analyzing the emergency plans that the global economy needs, we must remember that, as in the past, the prudence and responsibility of the civil society and businesses will help us to get out of this crisis.
A month ago, Goldman Sachs suggested there is more to come for precious metals as with rates getting closer to their lower bound, gold looks increasingly like the safest haven.
"It's brutal. We have never seen such a big move in such a short amount of time... This is the quickest and most severe I have ever experienced, and I was around for 2008."
"If all you have is a hammer," says the old proverb, "everything looks like a nail." And I'm hard pressed to think of a better way to describe the destruction of the US economy (and many others) over the past few weeks.
"If all you have is a hammer," says the old proverb, "everything looks like a nail." And I'm hard pressed to think of a better way to describe the destruction of the US economy (and many others) over the past few weeks.
In March of 2003, we broke ground on the first real thing I ever built. The house I currently live in. Then I understood that there was only one way this economic and political system ended, badly.
Some readers might accuse us of being alarmist and rattling the cages unnecessarily at a time of public panic, but we've always felt that investors should hear a range of perspectives, especially if some of it is uncomfortable.
As German's industrial auto giants shutter production at their domestic factories as the number of confirmed cases in Deutscheland climbs into 5-digit territory, domestic newsmagazine Handelsblatt revived reports about a coming suspension of Germany'
• https://www.lewrockwell.com, By Egon von Greyerz
"Next five years is not about winning but surviving." This is the headline of an article I wrote in early August 2019. At that point I was primarily thinking of economic survival.
Late on Tuesday, WTI plunged as low as $26.20 taking out the lows from the 2015/2016 oil recession, and sending it to a level last seen when US president was George W. Bush, people were listening to Get Busy by Sean Paul and Dogville was one of the m
his is why it's imperative to go big now, and make plans to sustain the most vulnerable households and small employers not for two weeks but for six months - or however long proves necessary.
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