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It’s Time for Precious Metals to Shine, Again! In spite of political infighting and a bipartisan reluctance for rubber stamping Biden’s spending agenda, the economy is contracting at a record pace. Holding down expenses at the expense of economic progress is getting more expensive, daily. The result is increasing unemployment, in spite of plentiful jobs

  President Biden says that only $6 trillion of the $8 trillion infrastructure spending over the next decade will be borrowed. However, The New York Post suggests it will be more, particularly because Biden’s expanded child tax credit is supposed to expire within a few years, but Democrats intend to make it a permanent policy

After taking an early lead in the Democratic primaries, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and their “socialist” plans for America ran aground. All the talk of free college, college debt forgiveness, and Medicare-for-All quickly became a distant memory for most Americans. Nevertheless, the coronavirus pandemic caused Congress and the Fed to crank up the printing presses

The Trump Administration has done everything in its power, to facilitate a reduction of business-related regulatory encumberments, in order to empower the economy to spread its wings and flourish. Democrats however, see it as a green light for business to run amuck in an open field, pointing to the fact that public companies borrowed $1.8

The stock market has been acting like a dieseling engine all year long, taking one step forward and two steps back, then vice versa. Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average opens 4½% below its all-time high, which was achieved six months ago to the day. Income tax breaks, still lower unemployment, and higher consumer confidence

Central banks have a long and well-documented history of gold price manipulation, which shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone considering their history of manipulation with ALL other financial markets. However, gold is to central banks like Kryptonite is to Superman, they can’t ignore it so they must attempt to control it. They are terrified of

This chart indicates that gold got ahead of itself during the depths of the recession, but then overcorrected, causing its value to fall just as far downward in 2015 as it had swung up in 2011. Now gold is rising again in relation to the debt. If it gets back to its historical tendencies, gold

The U.S. election for President occurred a year ago this week. An army of economic analysts proclaimed that if Trump were to be elected President, the stock market would go into shock and collapse. At this point, it’s pretty clear to see that these trained analysts might be better equipped to simply report, rather than