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The End of the Line for King Dollar?
There was a time when Warren Buffett thought gold was a waste of good storage space. Now, he holds $348 billion in cash and is openly worried that the very thing backing that pile, the US dollar, is, to use his phrase, “going to hell.” We should all pay attention when the man from Omaha […]
Why Gold Is Now the World’s Go-To Escape Plan—And How You Can Join In
The world is waking up to a hard truth: gold is making a powerful comeback. And yes — as you’ll notice, Jan is away at the moment and even found a ballroom to film in, but the message is more urgent than ever. For decades, gold was dismissed as old-fashioned, a relic of the past. […]
What the French Knew – And What It Means for You Today
There’s a reason gold is in the headlines. It’s not because of a quarterly earnings beat or a Fed press conference. It’s not because it just launched a new product or filed an IPO. It’s because something bigger is stirring beneath the surface of the financial system, and gold is starting to reflect it. In […]
The Four Contradictions of Tariff Logic – and the Cost of Chasing Control
In 1971, President Nixon ended the gold standard with a televised announcement on a quiet Sunday night. He didn’t call it what it was – a default. He said it was temporary. Necessary. A “response to unfair trade practices.” Sound familiar? Fifty years later, we’re still using trade as a smokescreen for deeper structural problems. […]
What If Tariffs Aren’t the Fix —But the Trigger To Buy More Gold?
It’s now a month since the latest round of U.S. tariffs were announced, but the headlines and effects still ripple through like it was just yesterday. Global trade is being rerouted. Confidence is leaking. And deeper cracks in the system are starting to show. In her latest video, Jan Skoyles digs into what’s really happening […]
When Europe Went Dark, Gold Still Worked | A Lesson in Real Resilience
At 12:35 pm this week, major parts of Europe came to a standstill. Power gone. Trains frozen. Payments offline. Communications… silent. Spain, Portugal, parts of France—suddenly and without warning—were reminded of something we too often forget: the modern world depends entirely on systems that can fail. This wasn’t just a blackout. It was a stress […]
The King’s Gambit: Trump, the Dollar, and the Coming Collapse
In August 1971, President Richard Nixon appeared on television, flanked by American flags, and calmly told the world he was “temporarily” closing the gold window. It sounded procedural, almost dull. A housekeeping matter. Behind the scenes, Treasury Secretary John Connally, who famously quipped “the dollar is our currency, but your problem”, knew it was anything […]
Gold Didn’t Peak. It Sent a Signal.
When gold hit $3,500, the world blinked. Then shrugged. A spike, a pullback — business as usual? Not quite. This wasn’t just another gold rally. It was a moment of clarity — a jolt that revealed just how fragile the global financial architecture has become. Gold didn’t move because it got stronger. It moved because […]
Is It Too Late to Invest in Gold? Not Even Close
Have You Missed the Boat? Not Even Close. If you’re wondering whether it’s too late to profit from gold, you’re already asking the wrong question. But here’s the good news: you’re not late. In fact, you might be arriving at exactly the right time. Yes, gold has recently broken through a major price milestone — […]
