Sept. 20th, 2019(S14-E714)Featured GuestsMichael Pento& Bob HoyePlease Listen HereInterview Recap.Bob Hoye, Editor & Chief Investment Strategist of Bob Hoye.com rejoins the show with insights on US Fed.Bob Hoye draws parallels between the declining yield curve today and that of the Great Depression.The global economy could enter an intractable downturn, beginning with a financial market declin...Read More

By: Avi GilburtThe pundits and the media were debating for several weeks leading up to the last Fed meeting about what the Fed was going to do and the effect they thought it would have on the market. And, it amazes that the great majority of the market does not realize how much of a waste of time these debates really are. But, as I often note, many market participants and analysts are simply...Read More

- Keith WeinerSomething happened in the credit market this week. A Barron's article about it began:"There have been disruptions in the plumbing of U.S. markets this week. While the process of fixing them was bumpy, it was more of a technical mishap than a cause for investor concern."Keep Calm and Carry OnSo, before they tell us what happened, they tell us it's just plumbing, it's been fixed,...Read More

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:Why did the London Bullion Market Association drop JPMorganChase commodity trading desk chief Michael Nowak from its board of directors this week?Probably not because Nowak was indicted by the U.S Justice Department, accused of racketeering with other Morgan traders in part of the longstanding manipulation of the monetary metals markets. For the indictment was anno...Read More

StrengthsThe best performing metal this week was silver, up 3.16 percent, as gold rebounded this week. As gold was set for a small weekly gain for the first week in four, traders were mostly bullish or neutral on bullion's trajectory in the weekly Bloomberg survey. Palladium, however, rallied as much as 1.8 percent to a record $1,648.65 an ounce for its best run since 2012 with seven weeks of...Read More

Import prices for steel slab in Southeast Asia and East Asia breached the psychological floor of $400 per tonne for the first time since July 2017 on Monday September 23 amid weakness in the downstream hot-rolled coil market.A producer in the Commonwealth of Independent States sold 40,000 tonnes of slab to Southeast Asia at $400 per tonne cfr during the week to Monday.After the transaction at $400...Read More

RambusTonight I would like to start out by looking at the old ratio combo chart that has the GOLD:XAU ratio chart on top with the XAU on the bottom. I'm not going to go over all the details the ratio combo chart has, only to emphasize the 20 year 6 point parabolic arc which shows how gold had been outperforming the XAU until the small double top at 24.33 in late 2015. When the parabolic arc was...Read More

By: Ira EpsteinGold turning over? Market is confused from Friday's Chinese news..Read More

False AssumptionsNecessary DebateKeynesian Sense?The Bond Master ClassHouston and Home Again"Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influence, are usually the slaves of some defunct economist. Madmen in authority, who hear voices in the air, are distilling their frenzy from some academic scribbler of a few years back."?ۥJohn Maynard KeynesI begi...Read More

Peter Schiff has been saying that the price of gold and silver are going to take off. But why?Peter isn't just taking a wild guess or gazing into a crystal ball. He's basing this prediction on the unavoidable economic consequences stemming from more than a decade of Federal Reserve mechanizations. In s nutshell, the central bank has checked us into a monetary roach motel. Once it entered the curre...Read More

Danielle DiMartino Booth of Quill Intelligence says the Fed is "woefully" behind the curve and discusses the central bank's repurchase operations.Danielle DiMartino Booth spent nine years as an advisor to Richard W. Fisher at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Danielle left the Fed in 2015 to found Money Strong, LLC, an economic consulting firm and launched a weekly economic newsletter She is the...Read More

Click here for the full transcript: http://financialrepressionauthority.c...Yra Harris is a trader with over 32 years of experience in all areas of commodity trading, with broad expertise in cash currency markets. He has a proven track record of successful trading through combination of technical work and fundamental analysis of global trends; historically based analysis on global hot money flows....Read More

The low, transparent prices will let patients without insurance pay out-of-pocket for basic care and know exactly what each service costs.Continue...Read More

President Trump deserves credit for resisting the war cries from neocons like Sen. Lindsey Graham and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo after last week's attack on two Saudi oil facilities. Pompeo was eager to blame Iran because he wants war with Iran and anything that can trigger such a war is fine with him. So he put the president in a difficult spot by declaring Iran the culprit: suddenly the pres...Read More

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The Fed did it again, cutting rates another 25 basis points. Jim believes they're cutting to head off poor economic news. If the news doesn't come, then Jim believes they won't cut at the next meeting. The Fed has some wiggle room. Perhaps it's a move to keep the dollar from going higher to help exports. Reasonableness is no longer a factor in any discussions or actions about the economy. Maybe th...Read More

Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna welcome David Rosenberg to MacroVoices. They discuss the latest FOMC statement, recent dislocation in value & growth, outlook on the bond market and more.Read More

Decoupling theory is silly. The US will not decouple.Either the Eurozone and Chinese economies pick up, or the US slides with them.Continue...Read More

The S&P500 just experienced its first period of back-to-back declines since 2016, a phenomenon typical of earnings recessions.Continue...Read More

The repo market is doing something it hasn't done since just before the 2007 housing market crash. The Fed is back to effectively buying U.S. Treasuries from banks on an indefinite basisContinue...Read More