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Investing in Bullion vs. Mining Stocks

(Money Metals News Service) Share prices for precious metals mining companies finally started responding to higher metal prices. The XAU -- a popular index fund containing publicly traded companies mining for both gold and silver -- began a run higher 18 months ago after going nowhere for the decade before. Today,...

Evidence Shows Silver and Gold Were Used Much Earlier Than Originally Thought

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) We know that people have valued gold and silver for thousands of years, but new evidence reveals that people were using the metals in a much more sophisticated way earlier than originally thought. French researchers have found the oldest known indirect evidence of gold...

Tulsi Gabbard to Cut $700M from ODNI after Exposing Obama-Era Corruption

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) After releasing bombshell evidence of misconduct in the intelligence community, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced a sweeping plan to strip down and rebuild the agency. Gabbard said Wednesday the Trump administration is launching “ODNI 2.0” to slash staff by 40 percent and save tax payers...

Central Banks Do Not Prevent Financial Crises or Control Inflation

(Daniel Lacalle, Money Metals News Service) Central banks have become the dominating force in financial markets. Easing and tightening decisions move all assets from bonds to private equity. Their role is supposed to be to control inflation, provide price stability, and ensure normal market functions. However, there is little evidence of...

Planned Restart of California Oil Production Faces Legal Challenges

(Alton Wallace, The Center Square) Oil and gas production resumed on May 15 that had been out of service for 10 years after an oil spill off the California coast, with the restart of the Santa Ynez Unit in the Santa Barbara Channel expected to boost U.S. energy supplies...

FUNNY MONEY: Gold Revaluation, Bitcoin Reserve, and Other Shell Games

(Clint Siegner, Money Metals News Service) Rumors of gold revaluation have been in the news lately. One thing is clear. Politicians have no interest in using the nation’s gold reserves for anything like the original purpose. Americans get smoke and mirrors instead. Officials may like to point to the large reserves and...

Businesses Brace for New Tax Challenges Amid Global Tariff Focus

(Brett Rowland, The Center Square) U.S. businesses and their partners across the globe are looking to make sure they comply with the highest import duties in decades amid a worldwide focus on President Donald Trump's slate of tariffs. Since retaking office, Trump has hit nearly every nation with new tariffs...

Gold Market Momentum: Jeff Clark Sees Bull Run Far from Over

(Money Metals News Service) In a recent Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey spoke with Jeff Clark, a veteran gold and silver analyst and founder of TheGoldAdvisor.com, about the state of the precious metals markets, mining stocks, and the forces shaping investor sentiment. Clark launched The Gold Advisor during the COVID-19 pandemic and is the...

National Debt Blows Past $37 Trillion! So What?

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) On August 11, the national debt officially topped $37 trillion for the first time. It took a little longer to hit this milestone. It only took 188 days for the debt to grow from $35 trillion to $36 trillion. It took another 265 days to reach...

Economics Professor: The Gold Price Could Double in the Next Decade

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Since hitting a record high of $3,500 an ounce in April, gold has consolidated and generally traded sideways over the last several months. Some have speculated that the rally might be over, but economist Thorsten Polleit believes the rally is far from over. In...

Why Gold and Silver May Be the “Last Safe Havens Standing”

(Money Metals News Service) In this week’s Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey draws a sharp parallel between preparing for hurricanes and preparing for financial storms. Using his own recent investment in hurricane panels as a jumping-off point, he warns that most Americans are dangerously unprepared for economic upheaval—whether...

Social Security’s 90th Anniversary Sparks Debate Over How to Address Insolvency

(Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) On the day before Social Security’s 90th anniversary, fiscal watchdogs are urging Congress to seriously address the program’s impending funding shortfalls – particularly in light of the now $37 trillion national debt – even as lawmakers met Wednesday to discuss increasing benefits. “The looming shortfalls...
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