Schiff On Metals & Miners: Dollar Bubble Burst Will Humble The Economy
...we're "extremely exposed"
...we're "extremely exposed"
"we expects re-engagement as the market consolidates, though another leg of positioning flush may be needed before the long trade regains traction."
This move aligns with De Beers’ renewed commitment to natural diamonds...
This trade offers 10:1 payoff in limited loss format and exposure to a sharp move higher in vols or spot...
Gold’s transformation under Basel III, coupled with a shift in U.S. monetary strategy, marks a return to gold’s core geopolitical function.
If you think we are headed for a currency crisis, then you are thinking correctly...
...are we now reaching a moment of “peak gold”?
We do not see central bank silver buying as a credible driver of a catch-up trade. There are three structural reasons why...
As mining of this crucial metal ramps up to meet demand, a select nation continues to dominate global silver output...
...follow the gold. It always leads to the truth.
"Whilst bonds are the barometer of trust and faith in a system...Gold is the talisman of fear...”
A year after China and other mainly Asia-based retail investors in ETFs ramped up their gold purchases, buying of US gold ETFs has picked up too...
It may take several more months for all this to play out, but one thing is for sure… the fireworks are not slowing. The Comex data is sending up loud signals...
Gold is always a shape-shifter...
Continually increasing demand with flat output is a recipe for higher gold prices...
"...the bottom line, right, massive QE. We are heading to another financial crisis, only it’s not a global crisis, it’s going to be a U.S. crisis."
For at least 35 years, the monetary system has been telling us that the current era is coming to an end...
“This is the end of the US dollar’s dominance. Life in America is about to change in ways few can imagine...”
The global financial system is not just shifting, it is starting to breakdown...
Gold’s recent rally is still dwarfed by its rise in the late 1970s...
