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John blogs on Substack and is the former manager of the popular financial website DollarCollapse.com. His books include The Money Bubble: What To Do Before It Pops (2014), The Collapse Of The Dollar And How to Profit From It (2008), Clean Money: Picking Winners In The Green-Tech Boom (2008) and How ...more

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A Glimpse Of The Future For Gold/Silver Miners
One of the (many) disappointing things about the gold/silver miners has been their failure to respond when precious metals have gone up.
Recession Watch: Forget About That Soft Landing
Total credit card debt recently pierced $1 trillion while personal interest expense has gone parabolic. Credit card usage, as a result, has dropped back below pre-pandemic levels:
Your Next Gold Opportunity In Three Charts
As the dollar continues to hold its strength on hopes the Fed will lower interest rates, we can assume a sideways and slow upwards motion for gold at least until mid-January.
Gold: $2000 Might Still Be Resistance
One of the fun things about bull markets is watching resistance levels turn into support. Gold, for instance, spent three years banging into $2000/oz and recently broke through, touching $2125 on December 1.
Is This Gold Breakout For Real? De-Dollarization May Be The Key Factor.
Gold finally did what many of us have been waiting on for a long time, and notched up a new all-time-high while closing strong into the weekend.
Someday This Will Happen To Silver
In March 2022, there was a disruption in the nickel market that spiked the metal’s price. The lucky investors and market-makers who owned long futures contracts made fortunes.
On Sustainable Cluster Bombs
Aside from innovation, BOOM and bust cycles are driven by three factors: Government regulation, market intervention, and the injection of public funds into the market.
Next Year's Housing Crash, In Charts And Anecdotes
Signs are multiplying that the US housing bubble is about to pop.
Is Gold A Manipulated Market?
Europe, Canada, and the US dumping their gold definitely restrained the metal’s price, which would be $5000 or more in a truly free market.
Gratitude Check: Gold Price Resistance Proves Sound Money Works
This thanksgiving gold investors everywhere have much to be thankful for. Given some will have been distracted by cynicism of price resistance over the last three-plus years.
Precious Metal Predators: Short Sellers Look To TSX:V Miners
When the Fed raised rates in 2022, gold sunk into the $1740s. Now it looks like the price of gold is set to go up over $2000 once more, even though the value of the dollar is holding between 103 and 106. So, something’s off...
Gold: Resistance Is...Finite
Since July 2020, gold has repeatedly threatened $2000/oz, only to be smacked back down by all who bought at $1000 and see $2000 as a psychologically comforting place to take profits.
Recession Watch: Wow, That Was Fast
Past bubbles like the dot-coms and sub-prime housing popped when those single overleveraged sectors imploded. But this time around it looks like the Everything Bubble will just crumble under the weight of its myriad imbalances.
Uranium Stocks: What Just Happened To SMRs?
Nuclear power is back in favor, the price of uranium has more than tripled from its 2020 lows, and the technology’s future looks even brighter than its recent past.
Are There Too Many People Or Too Few?
The deeper one digs into the population issue, the less scary it becomes. For every demographic threat, there’s a solution.
This Is What Inflation Does To Our Kids
Mainstream economics portrays inflation — defined as a currency that loses a bit of purchasing power each year — as necessary to lubricate the gears of commerce.
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