The US China trade war is bullish for gold prices (long term), though the relationship between the bullish nature of gold (and silver) prices over the last 15-months and the US China trade war is at first, not so readily…
Year: 2019
For the past year, we have been increasingly observing the same events that preceded the 2008 global financial crisis. Four months ago, the UK Guardian reported that a well-known mutual fund manager in the UK, Neil Woodford had blocked redemptions…
The US corporate junk bond yield market has always been a leading indicator of troubles to come in other capital markets, including US stock market performance. Besides the necessity of the revival of the overnight repurchase agreement by the US…
After July of 2013, when bankers in Cyprus stole nearly half of depositors’ accounts at the Bank of Laika and the Bank of Cyprus in order to recapitalize these two Cyprus banks that had gone bankrupt after gambling with their…
As I’ve traveled throughout Asia over the past decade, I’ve noticed that the punishing consequences of global currency wars, in which Central Bankers have greatly devalued the purchasing power of all currencies around the world, can be observed not just…
As our patron community is slowly growing, I’ve received quite a few requests, other than the list of 67+ posts/podcast patron only content one can peruse here, to provide a sneak peek into the transcendent level of patron only content….
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Yesterday, I stated that I would speculate on the reasons for the US banking liquidity crisis. Let’s begin by dismissing the ridiculous mainstream media articles that claim no problem exists because the amount of provided liquidity dropped from more than…
Global financial propaganda spikes always precede financial crises. Therefore, whenever the level of global financial propaganda spikes around the world, this is always a sign, that beneath the surface, financial ministers and top global bankers around the world are observing…
I originally published the entirety of this article on 7 June 2012. However, since this article is every bit as relevant in 2019 as it was back then, I am republishing it now for the benefit of our new blog…