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Gary Christenson is the owner and writer for the popular and contrarian investment site The Deviant Investor and the author of the book, “Gold Value and Gold Prices 1971 – 2021.” He is a retired accountant and business ...more

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Rob From The Middle Class Economics
Governments, individuals, pension funds and corporations are increasingly financialized and dependent upon debt, central bank interventions, and currency devaluations.
Harvey, Irma, Jeopardy, And Knox
The hurricanes will cost the U.S. government and economy many billions of dollars and increase the national debt and deficit.
Debt, Dollars, Dow, War, Silver And Shirts
Dollars are created as debt. More dollars in circulation is more debt. More debt means consumption is “pulled forward” from the future so consumption can occur now. This usually ends badly.
National Debt Too High, Silver Price Too Low
Silver prices have risen erratically but inevitably, along with debt and most consumer prices, for decades. As of July 2017 silver prices, compared to the national debt, are too low and will rise.
Falling Rocks In The Promised Land
Stock could have crashed in 2017, but are hitting all-time highs instead. The sizable rallies have been enabled by central bank purchases of stocks.
Silver And Nasdaq Strength Will Reverse
Prices for both markets have often risen too far and too fast, and then corrected or crashed. The Nasdaq dropped more than 80% from 2000 to 2002. Silver dropped about 70% from 2011 to late 2015.
Nine Interesting Facts About Bitcoin
As Bitcoin gains prominence people are learning more about how cryptocurrencies work as well as what makes it unique from other payment options. People are finding very creative ways to use Bitcoin, which has led to interesting stories and facts.
Silver: Train Leaving Station Soon!
Silver prices have risen exponentially for 90 years as the dollar has been devalued. Expect further devaluation and higher silver prices.
17 Reasons To Avoid Gold
Central bankers are managing paper currencies for the benefit of the people, not the financial and political elite. Consequently, consumer prices are stable and there is no reason to own gold as protection from currency devaluations.
Debt Is Financial Life – Nonsense!
The global economy thrives on debt and credit. We purchase essential products using debit/credit. The U.S. dollar bill is a debt of the Federal Reserve. All debt based assets have counter-party risk.
17 Reasons Why You Should Own Gold
Gold has no counter-party risk in a 2008-style crash. The continual devaluation of the US dollar is inevitable. Gold will eventually return to its true historic role as money.
Death Valley Snowballs And Fiat Currencies
Fiat currencies, backed by credit and debt, survive longer than snowballs in Death Valley, but history shows all fiat currencies are inflated into worthlessness and eventually die.
Russian Roulette, Central Banks, And Gold
Gold has no counter-party risk. Silver has no counter-party risk. Most or all “paper” and debt based assets depend upon counter-parties.
Death, Debt, Devaluation And Taxes
Since 1913 debt has been a necessity for bankers, governments, and businesses. More debt = more currency in circulation = higher prices, including gold and silver. There is practically no chance that debt will stabilize or decrease.
Dow Euphoria
The Dow reached new highs the normal way – levitated through the creation of massive unpayable debt and the expectation of huge profits (for traders). Daily sentiment has reached a peak and indicates we are at or near a top.
Gold: The Protector And Creator Of Jobs
Gold has everything to do with the loss of jobs in the US, and gold has everything to do with recovering jobs for the US economy.
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