EUxit the Globalist European Union of Bureaucratic Intransigence
Europe’s beginnings go back to fifth-century B.C. with the birth of democracy in Greece and the Roman Empire and joint efforts during The Crusades that defended continental Europe against Muslim armies. In the 21st century, the sovereignty of European nations is under...
Real Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP) Vs. Gold
The last time I checked there was $75 trillion in global money supply, low to near zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) across the board, an inverted yield curve in the U.S. that is flip-flopping, and $11 trillion of sovereign negative yield bonds with 18 countries on the...
These Countries Have the Worst Debt Burden
With a debt that recently topped the $22 trillion mark, the United States has the biggest debt of any nation in the world in sheer dollar count – that remains undisputed. If it’s any consolation, however, we can use a different debt metric to determine which country...
The Good, the Bad, and an Ugly USD Dilemma
In recent exchanges with fellow gormandizers, many are questioning or desperately holding onto historically reliable market correlations and divergences. When discussing technical analysis, its “rules” remain intact, but when attempting to quantify parallel outcomes...
Core Money: Gold and Silver’s Value Universe
I personally own precious metals because it's the sensible thing to do. With the national debts of all modern nations, from Australia to Japan, the entire continent of Europe, Canada, and the granddaddy of all debtor nations, my native U.S. of A. ballooning into the tens of trillions, it's not even an option to have only fiat digits in your asset portfolio. Educate yourself on the all-important attributes of precious metals investments!