Argentina ordered to reveal location of central bank gold
Buenos Aires Herald, Released on 1/15/25 New York Judge Loretta Preska has ordered Argentina to hand over information Continue…
Gold shows, again, that the United States has a spending problem
Tomorrow’s Affairs, Released on 1/20/25 Government spending makes you poorer, and excessive spending may destroy the currency you Continue…
You’re paying this Bidenflation tax in the form of higher prices…
E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. – X, Released on 1/15/25 Average American's hourly pay is up $5.76 under Biden but down $0.44 after adjusting for inflation; that difference of -$6.20 is essentially your hourly inflation tax; it's nowhere on your paystub, but you're paying this Bidenflation tax in the form of higher prices: pic.twitter.com/gmX3DrOMK6 — E.J. Antoni, […]
Jesse Colombo: The Next Phase of Gold’s Bull Market Has Just Begun
The Bubble Bubble Report, Released on 1/16/25 After a two-and-a-half-month pause, gold’s bull market is gearing up to surge to $3,000 and beyond. Continue…
Gold is finally breaking out of its triangle pattern!
Jesse Colombo – X, Released on 1/16/25 Gold is finally breaking out of its triangle pattern! We are so back. This indicates that gold is about to run to $3,000+. Learn more about this scenario in my report linked in the post below. pic.twitter.com/VvmZJ782AO — Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) January 16, 2025 Here's a caveat to […]
Market participants believe inflation will magically disappear with government spending through the roof and money growth rising
Daniel Lacalle – X, Released on 1/16/25 Commodities do not cause inflation; they are a consequence. Money supply growth rises to a 27-month high and commodities bounce. Yet market participants believe inflation will magically disappear with government spending through the roof and money growth rising. Graphs via… pic.twitter.com/wXkABKAr04 — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) January 16, 2025 […]
Debt has consistently risen regardless of who occupies the White House
The Rabbit Hole – X, Released on 1/14/25 Source: https://t.co/4JIA17DIX6 — The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole84) January 14, 2025
It looks like Great Britain sold its gold too soon
Money Metals, Released on 1/14/25 Between 1999 and 2001, the British government sold about 395 tonnes of gold in a bid to diversify the UK’s reserves. Continue…