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The World Has Started to Reprice Trust
Gold and silver both reached record highs this week, briefly pausing only after crossing thresholds that many investors had once assumed would hold for years. Prices have eased since, but something significant has changed in the collective psychology of markets. The ceiling has gone. What was once a speculative hope has become accepted fact, and […]
$4000 Gold – This Won’t End Well!
Gold has moved above $4,000 an ounce. For investors, this raises understandable questions. How much higher will it climb? Is it time to take profits? Should you wait for a pullback? Is this the top of the market? In truth, gold’s most recent rise has less to do with excitement and more to do with […]
When Money Becomes a Monument to Itself
The United States Treasury is considering a new one-dollar coin to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The proposal is genuine, although the design remains a draft. Early sketches feature Donald Trump on both sides: his profile beneath the word Liberty on one, and his raised fist with the slogan Fight, Fight, Fight on the other. […]
Security Theatre and the Fragility of Modern Money
When I opened my first bank account, the process was straightforward. A signature, a form of identification, perhaps a conversation with the local manager, and one was welcomed as a customer. Today the same relationship requires considerably more formality. Proof of identity, documented addresses, background checks, and rightly so. Any responsible financial institution must verify […]
Silver at $50: Why the Shortage Could Spark a Historic Breakout
Silver has risen more than sixty percent in 2025. It now sits within touching distance of the fifty dollar level, a price that has acted as resistance for nearly half a century. In 1980, it was the Hunt brothers’ attempt to corner the market that drove silver close to fifty dollars. In 2011, it was […]
The Truth About The London Silver Shortage: How Long Will Stocks Last?
Every so often the silver market attracts claims that the vaults in London are about to run dry. It makes for a dramatic headline, but the reality is less dramatic. The latest data shows that silver holdings in London have declined by nearly a third over the last five years. That is not the same […]
Labrador Economics
Anyone who has owned a Labrador knows their weakness. They live life with joy, but when it comes to food, they do not have an off switch. A Labrador will keep eating long past what is healthy, eyes fixed on the bowl, tail wagging. Governments behave much the same way. They arrive with enthusiasm and […]
Does China’s Move Signal A Gold Reset?
China isn’t just buying gold anymore. It’s offering to hold the world’s reserves in Shanghai and Hong Kong, giving central banks an alternative to London and New York. In this video, we dive into: This isn’t just about gold prices. It’s about the plumbing of global finance, who writes the rules, and whether the West […]
Gold and Silver Keep Breaking Records… But Are We Still Early?
Gold has surged past $3,770 an ounce. Silver is trading at levels not seen since 2010. The financial media is treating it like a surprise. Analysts scramble for explanations, pointing to last week’s rate cut or softer inflation prints. But these moves didn’t trigger the rally. They simply gave the headlines something easy to print. […]
