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Not Worth a Continental: A Lesson for Today

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By Mike Gleason
| Gold-Eagle
Although we've seen a bounce in gold and silver over the last couple of days, the biggest driver behind the recent weakness has been the market's sudden shift in expectations surrounding the Federal Reserve. Just a few months ago, investors widely expected at least one more interest rate cut this year. Now, following a series of hawkish comments from new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, many traders are betting the next move could actually be a rate hike.
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Gold's Recent Selloff Is Testing Investor's Nerves.

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By Mike Gleason
| Gold-Eagle
Gold's recent selloff has certainly tested investors' nerves. On Wednesday, the yellow metal briefly fell below the $4,000-an-ounce mark, leaving prices roughly 28% below the all-time highs reached back in January. That's a painful correction by any measure, but history suggests it's far from unprecedented. Long-term gold investors have seen this movie before. During the great bull market of the 1970s, gold suffered a correction of roughly 45% before ultimately surging to new record highs by 1980.
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Starmer Resigns: What Happens When You Consistently Betray Your Nation

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By Mike Gleason
| The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman
June 22 brought exciting news from Britain, the nation that was once the cradle of America, then our enemy during the Revolution, and for generations our closest ally. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer finally resigned. Many expected it soon; few knew the precise date. Why does this resignation matter so much, not just to the United Kingdom, but to observers here in the United States? The answer is simple and sobering.
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