Cucumbers vs. Grapes: Stocks Go Up as the Economy Goes Down
SNAP runs out, the rich get richer, while the struggles for the majority of the country deepen. Navigating the next few years is going to be … tricky.Click Here for Peak Financial Investing
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“Fix the Money, Fix the World!”
As the fiat (dollar) regime grinds to an end, there will be vastly more losers than winners. Those on the right side of the wealth transfer line will be those who hold assets such as physical gold and Bitcoin, as well as other hard assets like land, silver, and energy sources. Naturally, the MSM is doing everything it can to ensure that most people are on the wrong side of that line.Resources Mentioned:The Creature from Jekyll IslandThe Big Print: How to Survive the Coming Inflationary Times
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Paper Markets That Mislead Will Eventually Fail
The recent smack down of gold and silver in the dark of night had the usual aroma of bullion bank manipulation, but also an extra whiff of true desperation. Are they losing control, finally?Click Here for Peak Financial Investing
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Adam Rozencwajg: Inflation Will Come Roaring Back, Gold’s Tale, and Shale Oil’s Long Goodbye
Gold is being remonetized, Western nations are broke and set to resume money printing, and the US is ignoring the fact that its shale oil basins are now all in decline, except for one, and that one is barely hanging onto ‘growth’ due to just four counties. It’s a perfect storm formed by geological realities and financial narratives that might as well be Fairy Tales.Click Here for Part 2
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Gold and Silver Markets Are Exposing a Long-Running Scam
The overt fraud of the futures market’s ability to set the price for, well, every financial asset, is now being more widely recognized. The question is, how bad was it? How deep does this go? Is the entire system at risk of being exposed?Click Here for Peak Financial Investing
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