We discuss the never seen before triple category four hurricanes heading for global financial markets caused by injection of too much hot air from central bankers. In the second half, Max interviews Gerald Celente about Rule 48, volatility and invasion…

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As we speak, U.S. leaders are rolling out the red carpet for one of the most ruthless and barbaric governments in the world: Saudi Arabia. This isn’t hyperbole. I’ve written a multitude of posts on this very topic over the years as

DAILY PRICES Today’s Gold Prices: USD 1125.00, EUR 1009.87 and GBP 737.94 per ounce. Yesterday’s Gold Prices: 1130.05, EUR 1005.88 and GBP 739.63 per ounce. (LBMA AM) Gold was 0.8% lower yesterday and closed at $1125.40 per ounce, down $8.20

We discuss the ‘frack now, pay later’ economics of a desperate energy sector. In the second half, Max interviews Michael Hudson, author of Killing the Host, about how the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate sectors compromise our economies.

The following article from the New York Times is shameful in many ways. While the paper is forced to cover the undeniable fact that real wages for the lowest income Americans have plunged during the so-called “economic recovery” over the past six

British MP Jeremy Corbyn has proposed a “People’s QE” that has critics crying hyperinflation and supporters saying it’s about time. Dark horse candidate Jeremy Corbyn, who is currently leading in the polls for UK Labour Party leadership, has included in

Correspondent Bart D. recently speculated that the U.S. stock market was now “too big to fail,” that is, that it was too integral to the global financial system and economy to be allowed to fail, i.e. decline 40+% as in

DAILY PRICES Today’s Gold Prices: USD1130.05, EUR 1005.88 and GBP 739.63 per ounce. Yesterday’s Gold Prices: USD 1140.00, EUR 1010.73 and GBP 746.46 per ounce. (LBMA AM) “No Safe Assets Anymore” So “Focus On Precious Metals” – Faber Respected economist

Bloomberg News puts out a lot of good stuff. I link to Bloomberg articles often when it comes to finance and market stories, and I’m grateful for them. As such, when a news source this huge fires 90 journalists, and its recently hired editor

“Kill King Bitcoin – Long Live the King” call is somewhat inevitable, and we should expect this to happen from time-to-time, now that the cat is out of the bag. Read more about the Politics behind the BitcoinXT Fork

Is Lightning centralized? Technically yes, to a degree, but who cares when you’re not trusting hubs anyway? Equally, if it avoids mining centralization, it’s a good tradeoff – Peter Todd Read More on the Bitcoin Lightning Network from Peter Todd

Many commentators have ably explained the double-bind the central banks of the world find themselves in. Doing more of what’s failed is, well, failing to generate the desired results, but doing nothing also presents risks. China’s double-bind is especially instructive.

DAILY PRICES Today’s Gold Prices: USD 1140.00, EUR 1010.73 and GBP 746.46 per ounce. Yesterday’s Gold Prices: USD 1141.90, EUR 1012.23 and GBP 744.10 per ounce. (LBMA AM) Gold was marginally higher yesterday and closed at $1139.80 per ounce, up $4.30.