Outright financial collapse, chaos and most probably war is not only in sight, it is imminent and unavoidable now. What we are looking at now is "the FINAL FLUSH" of the Western financial system. Here's why.
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Junior Miners Are the Place To Be Over the Next 3-5 Years (+3K Views)
The bottoming process for the junior miners after a seven year decline may be ending in the next few months as they once again come back into favor for the following ten reasons.
Read More »The Choice Is Yours: Get Prepared – Or Become An Economic Casualty
The cloud on the horizon is a flock of black swans. No one can predict when they might land. What can be said for certain is that, at some point, they most certainly will.
Read More »Will It Be China That Pricks the Stock Market Bubble?
Let’s imagine the stock market as a whole bunch of balloons. One or two can pop loudly and everyone will jump and then laugh it off but, eventually, enough balloons will pop that the weight of the debris overwhelms the remaining balloons’ ability to keep the string aloft. Then your whole bunch falls down. In like manner, some kind of catalyst sets off every market collapse.The last balloon to pop isn’t any bigger or smaller than the others; it just happens to be last. What are some candidates for that last balloon?
Read More »Here’s How All the Gold Mined to Date Stacks Up (+2K Views)
This infographic consists of 12 visualizations of gold bullion bars showcasing the world’s gold that has been mined thus far.
Read More »It’s A Fool’s Fantasy To Believe Chances of Financial Calamity Are Non-existent (+2K Views)
To believe that the chances of financial calamity are non-existent is a fool’s fantasy that’s just begging for people’s life savings to get wiped out.
Read More »These Countries Are The World’s Poorest (+2K Views)
19 of the 23 poorest countries in the world are located in Africa. The DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) is the poorest with its citizens earning on average $394.25 a year (compared with Qatar where people earn an average of $105,091.42 a year). Afghanistan is the first non-African country (10th place) and also the first country where the average annual income passes the $1,000 threshold ($1072.19). Here's the complete list.
Read More »Copper Price/U.S. Index Values Gap Not A Good Sign – Here’s Why (+3K Views)
The large gap between the price of copper and U.S. indices is a warning sign that investors should take into consideration before starting new positions. Here's why.
Read More »Got Cash? It’s A Much Better Inflation Hedge Than Gold
Every time someone tells me they are buying gold because of inflation fears, I cringe. First, I don't see a risk to higher inflation and, second, even if we have high inflation, don't count on gold as a hedge. Here's why:
Read More »How Significant Is The Correlation Between Gold’s Price & U.S. Public Debt?
Is there a one-to-one positive correlation between the price of gold and the U.S. public debt? Yes and no. Let me explain.
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