The additional cash injections from the Fed are fundamentally positive for the gold market. Here’s why… by Arkadiusz Sieron of Sunshine Profits Last Thursday, the New York Fed added more […]
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If Silver does what we expect it to do once this setup/trigger really breaks open, Silver could rally 500%+ over 12 to 24+ months… by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical […]
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In 2020, increasing monetary and fiscal stimulus will be the equivalent of spraying gasoline on a fire to extinguish it… by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds In 2020, […]
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India also has a very strong informal system of exchange where gold can be rapidly turned into cash, especially in times of emergency… by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust […]
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Commodities as a whole had a mostly positive 2019, returning 16.53 percent as measured by the S&P GSCI… by Frank Holmes of US Funds It’s that time of year again! […]
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CNBC/Jeff Cox/1-13-2020
“The budget shortfall hit $1.02 trillion for the January-to-December period, a 17.1% increase from 2018, which itself had seen a 28.2% jump from the previous year.”
USAGOLD note: And that’s the political deficit, i.e., the one the politicians and government bureaucrats reference. The real addition to the national debt was over $200 billion more – or $1.258 trillion. The national debt stood at $23.2 trillion on December 31, 2019 – up 5.7% on the year.
Cartoon courtesy of Scot Stantis
