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Bank Failures, Bail-Ins, And The Financial System Nobody Questions
Bank Failures, Bail-Ins, And The Financial System Nobody Questions Bank failures and cyber-vulnerabilities reveal hidden risks in the global financial system.
Inflation, Oil, And Gold: A Week Of Crosscurrents
While Federal Reserve rate hike fears drive volatility, mounting AI-related debt reinforces the long-term case for precious metals. David Morgan examines a volatile week marked by rising inflation, surging oil prices, and growing concerns over the enormous debt financing artificial intelligence. Gold and silver declined as stronger-than-expected inflation raised expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike.
They’re “Losing Control” As Interest Rates Crush The System
David Morgan breaks down the recent surge in Treasury yields and warns that further increases could put significant pressure on housing, commercial real estate, consumers, and the broader economy. He discusses the possibility of the 10-year Treasury yield reaching 8% and explains why the bond market may be gaining greater influence over interest rates. Morgan also examines rising oil prices, refining bottlenecks, and how prolonged energy disruptions could contribute to a deeper economic slowdown.
A Rate Hike, Resilient Metals, And The Bigger Monetary Question
Resilience in gold, silver, and $100 oil highlights the urgent need to prioritize long-term wealth preservation. David Morgan discusses the Federal Reserve’s quarter-point rate hike and the continuing challenge of fighting inflation while higher rates increase borrowing costs for households, businesses, and the federal government. Gold remained strong near $4,380 an ounce, while silver traded around $66.
The Headlines Change, the Monetary Reality Does Not
by David Morgan, Gold Seek: David Morgan’s weekly perspective focuses on the difference between short-term market volatility and the long-term monetary case for precious metals. Gold and silver initially came under pressure as the dollar and bond yields strengthened and expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase climbed. But after Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s comments reduced expectations for an immediate hike, yields and the dollar retreated and precious metals rebounded sharply.
The One Word That Could Shake Markets Harder Than Bad News
This week’s weekly perspective really comes down to one word: uncertainty. Markets can handle bad news. What they do not handle well is uncertainty. And right now, investors are trying to digest several moving pieces at once: interest rates, geopolitical risk, energy markets, and the ongoing developments surrounding the U.S. Iran memorandum of understanding. The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged this week, holding the target range at roughly 3.5% to 3.75%.
Comex Gold Delivery Was Discouraged From The Beginning
With rumors swirling around the CME's latest "technical glitch" ahead of another delivery cycle, what we can say with certainty is what was revealed by some WikiLeaks cables about the formation of the COMEX gold market back in the 70s, and the true intention behind the system we currently have. David Morgan walks through the key document, and to find out more about this hidden piece of history, click to watch this video now! VIDEO Arcadia Economics ********
What Most Investors Are Missing In Current Gold 'Rally'
With the precious metals prices all over the map this week, many gold and silver investors are a little overwhelmed by the volatility. But as David Morgan and Keith Weiner explain, it's not gold's volatility that's the problem, it's the dollar that it's being measured against. So for a great precious metals conversation to get you ready for the Sunday night open, click to watch this video now! VIDEO Arcadia Economics ********
The Headlines Change, the Monetary Reality Does Not
asdasd David Morgan’s weekly perspective focuses on the difference between short-term market volatility and the long-term monetary case for precious metals. Gold and silver initially came under pressure as the dollar and bond yields strengthened and expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase climbed. But after Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s comments reduced expectations for an immediate hike, yields and the dollar retreated and precious metals rebounded sharply.
LUXE&Sol Expands Globally with Unique Watertop Villas
By: David Morgan The luxury real estate market is entering a new era as LUXE&Sol, a division of MRLO Partners, embarks on an ambitious international expansion. Known for its innovative watertop villas, the company is redefining the concept of waterfront living, blending modern design with cutting-edge technology to offer an unparalleled lifestyle experience.
COT Silver Report - July 12, 2024
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GoldSeek Radio Nugget - Peter Grandich: Gold's Shift to Asia, Silver's Rising Importance
Peter Grandich, former Wall Street analyst, analyzes the epic gold market rally - Peter is wildly bullish on silver, a market he chose to ignore for years! - The next bullish wave in the gold market could catapult shares higher. Well, I think what's important is that, unlike previous times when gold has had a major move, the inability for the bears to really bite their teeth into it, take it down, and keep it down is part of the dramatic changes in the physical market.
COT Silver Report - July 8, 2024
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COT Silver Report - May 31, 2024
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Silver to Explode in the Weeks Ahead
USDX: Daily USDX Chart: Short Term Update: All of wave ^c^ is complete at the 114.75 high and we are now falling in wave ^d^. Within wave ^d^, wave a ended at 99.42 and we are now working on a developing bearish wave b triangle as shown on our Daily USDX Chart. Within our bearish wave b triangle, we completed wave -a- at 107.05, wave -b- at 100.31 and wave -c- at the 106.38 high.
Silver Wars: Silver Demand Skyrocketing...Literally
What is a Manufactured Crisis? Tyrants and authoritarian rulers have often manufactured crises or exploited existing ones to instill fear and exert greater control over the population. This "crisis playbook" has been employed throughout history, from ancient times to the present day. Here are some notable examples: In ancient Rome, emperors like Tiberius and Caligula would fabricate conspiracies and threats to justify increased repression and consolidation of power.
With Buying Momentum, Silver Spot Price Can Move Faster Than Gold’s
Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. This week investors are witnessing a historic move in gold prices. The precious metal finally broke above a longstanding overhead resistance level to reach new all-time highs. On Thursday, gold closed at $2,170 per ounce – its highest level since…well, since records have been kept. As of this Friday recording, gold checks in at $2,203 an ounce on the heels of a 5.2% advance on the week – its best week in nearly six months.
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