Archive for June 2022

The bear market of 2022 might be over already… but realistically, the odds are greater than 50-50 it won’t be over until next year. Read More

“While everyone’s attention is focused on the war in Ukraine, inflation and the Supreme Court, government plans to eliminate cash are accelerating,” says Jim Rickards. Read More

We return today — however reluctantly — to the unsettling topic of nuclear war. Read More

The countdown clock begins: Russia defaults on a $100 million payment… But it’s not that Russia’s government lacks the money. Read More

Here’s the problem for crypto: At this moment in financial history, it trades like a “risk asset” along with stocks. Read More

“Weaponizing health apps — foreshadowing of things to come outside of China?” writes one of our longest of longtime readers. Read More

For an update from the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) in Toronto, we turn to energy, mining and precious metals expert Byron King. Read More

It fell to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to take the bullet on the talk show circuit… and deny that Team Biden policies have anything to do with high gas prices. Read More

“They will find you, they will find your assets, they will find your account[s],” says Mark Steber of Jackson Hewitt about the goons at the IRS. Read More

It’s becoming painfully apparent the Fed no longer has the economy’s back. Read More