Closed for GoodFalse StartSmall Businesses Need CustomersIt's a Global DepressionNoncreative ProtectionPuerto Rico and Maddening COVID DataPoliticians love saying small businesses are important to the economy. In this case, it isn't just rhetoric. The millions of little companies with a handful of workers are, collectively, more important than the few hundred large enterprises we see in the news...Read More

Martin Armstrong is a world renown economist and the creator of the Economic Confidence Model. He is the founder of Armstrong Economics - a public service and blog for the average person to comprehend the global economy and for professionals to access the most sophisticated international analysis possible. He published a book in 2019 called Manipulating the World Economy.Read More

Martenson weights in on deep problems in the economy and the Covid 19 crisis and says, "The mainstream media (MSM) press has blood on their hands for failing to take a neutral position on this stuff," such as the very positive results for treatments like Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). Instead, the MSM ignored HCQ or said it was dangerous to use, which was a total lie. Martenson contends the MSM misinfo...Read More

Nouriel Roubini, a professor at NYU's Stern School of Business and Chairman of Roubini Global Economics, was Senior Economist for International Affairs in the White House's Council of Economic Advisers during the Clinton Administration. He has worked for the International Monetary Fund, the US Federal Reserve, and the World Bank.Read More

Silver investors have certainly enjoyed the last few weeks of trading where the price has rallied. But in an environment where we've all been trained to watch out for the eventual smash down in the price, it's the question on the back of many investors' minds. Fortunately Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics joined me on the show to dig into this, as well as the other latest news in the s...Read More

'There's no question he saved at least one innocent life and perhaps multiple'Continue...Read More

Trader Joe's name is also racist, the petition claims, because it was inspired by "the horrific legacy of trading companies as they exploited and enslaved the South Pacific in the late 19th and early 20th centuries."Continue...Read More

By: Gary SavageGold traders were conditioned to trade through the churning phase. Gold is currently in the phase where those kicked out of the market, still are not sure what to do, they are still out -- and when they jump back in, we should have our intermediate cycle top:http://blog.smartmoneytrackerpremium.com/Read More

With government imposing mandatory suspensions of non-essential business in some places around the world, the majority of the mining sector continues to operate uninterrupted with the exception of adhering to CV19 protocols. Meanwhile, the gold price continues to hold strong at or above $1,800/oz. and has been very buoyant after sell-offs. Additionally, silver seems to be confirming the breakout...Read More

By: Gary SavageGold traders were conditioned to trade through the churning phase. Gold is currently in the phase where those kicked out of the market, still are not sure what to do, they are still out -- and when they jump back in, we should have our intermediate cycle top:http://blog.smartmoneytrackerpremium.com/Read More

David HaggithGoldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BlackRock Financial Management are stacking up wealth like never before, thanks to the Great Recession 2.0, a.k.a. the Second Great Depression. Yet, the Fed maintains its recovery plans do not create wealth disparity.Fed-hawk Ron Paul wrote this week,Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly both recently denied that t...Read More

Gold is the ultimate international currency.All over the world, gold has been money for thousands of years. Federal Reserve counterfeiting is showing the world (once again) as to why this is so.Watch Friday's Liberty Report below:Read More

Richard (Rick) Mills, Ahead of the herdThe US economy continues to flounder like an East Coast freighter bashed by a mid-winter Nor-easter. Fifty million claims is the latest unemployment milestone surpassed by the American workforce during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has drubbed the United States worse than any other country including China, where it started. In a stark contrast of...Read More

Closed for GoodFalse StartSmall Businesses Need CustomersIt's a Global DepressionNoncreative ProtectionPuerto Rico and Maddening COVID DataPoliticians love saying small businesses are important to the economy. In this case, it isn't just rhetoric. The millions of little companies with a handful of workers are, collectively, more important than the few hundred large enterprises we see in the news...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday July 17 that are worth another look.Imports of long products to the European Union dropped during the first four months of 2020 year on year due to the toxic combination of the effect of Covid-19 on consumption and rising protectionism.It has not been an easy year so far for Peru's zinc and lead mining companies after the coronaviru...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday July 17 that are worth another look.Imports of long products to the European Union dropped during the first four months of 2020 year on year due to the toxic combination of the effect of Covid-19 on consumption and rising protectionism.It has not been an easy year so far for Peru's zinc and lead mining companies after the coronaviru...Read More

Get ready. The world is just beginning to learn about silver... by Steve St Angelo of SRSrocco ReportGet ready. The world is just beginning to learn about silver. With so very little physical bullion silver stocks in the world, when investors finally get "Precious Metals Religion," who knows how crazy the price can go. This isn't hype... just plain old fashion common sense, logic, and funda...Read More

RAPAPORT... Australian jeweler Michael Hill reported a sharp drop in revenue during the fourth quarter, as the coronavirus pandemic forced it to shut down most of its stores.Group sales slumped 61% to AUD 133.1 million ($93.1 million) during the three months that ended June 30, with drops across all markets, the company said last week. Same store sales - at branches open more than a year - fe...Read More

RAPAPORT... Diamond production at Rio Tinto dropped 7% year on year in the first half of 2020 as the miner recovered lower-grade ore at its Diavik mine in Canada.The company's share of production at the Argyle and Diavik mines came to 7.7 million carats for the six months ending June 30, it said last week. Diavik yielded 1.8 million carats for the company, a 17% decrease compared to the same...Read More

RAPAPORT... De Beers has invested in jewelry company Gemist, which enables customers to create customized jewelry online and try it at home prior to purchasing.Shoppers can choose from a variety of stones, metal and settings to create a piece, then use the company's "try-and-buy" system that provides them with a no-cost replica of the jewelry. If they decide they like it once they've tried it...Read More