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Gerald Celente - Corona Hysteria: Presstitutes and Politicians Killing Economy

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and publisher of the internationally circulated Trends Journal newsletter. Gerald Celente is a political atheist. Unencumbered by political dogma, rigid ideology or conventional wisdom,...Read More

China's coronavirus recovery is 'all fake,' whistleblowers and residents claim

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Officials ordered the companies to start leaving their lights and machinery on all day to drive the numbers upContinue...Read More

Police are keeping a list of people who tell offensive jokes

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Are you ready for this week's absurdity? Here's our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty, your finances, and your prosperity... and on occasion, poetic justice.Continue...Read More

Charles Hugh Smith: Coronavirus PARALYZES Global Economy - RECESSION 100%!

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Charles Hugh Smith writes the Of Two Minds blog which covers an eclectic range of timely topics: finance, housing, Asia, energy, long-term trends, social issues, health/diet/fitness and sustainability. From its humble beginnings in May 2005, Of Two Minds now attracts some 200,000 visits a month. Charles also contributes to AOL's Daily Finance site and has written eight books, most recently Money a...Read More

Peter Schiff: Financial conditions are rapidly deteriorating

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Topics:Week closes out with another big drop in the markets. Nasdaq and Russell 2000 hit new lows for the year. Russell 2000 on-track to have lost value during Trump's four years in office.Oil prices are plunging, which is bullish news for gold mining companies as their production costs decrease and gold prices increase.Fed's balance sheet rose by a whole month's worth in one week and it looks lik...Read More

Amazon is secretly working on a cure for the common cold

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Amazon is developing a cure for the common cold in a top secret effort called "Project Gesundheit," according to people familiar with the effort. Continue...Read More

Gold & The Miners: Fabulous Technical Action

June 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Check out these charts illustrating breakouts and potential breakouts in a few gold mining companies. Continue...Read More

Jeff Gundlach discusses the Fed's emergency rate cut, the bond market's reaction, gold and the 2020 presidential election

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

CNBC's "Halftime Report" team is joined by Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and co-founder of Doubleline, to discuss the Federal Reserve's emergency rate cut and the bond market's reaction.Jeffrey Gundlach is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of DoubleLine Capital. He is recognized as an expert in bond and fixed income investments. His investment strategies have been featured in leadin...Read More

Peter Schiff on Coronavirus, Gold, Markets and Recession

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, joins the Quoth the Raven podcast to talk about the market's recent volatility, the coronavirus, gold's recent move up and why the coming recession will be bigger than 2008. Peter Schiff is an internationally recognized economist specializing in the foreign equity, currency and gold markets. Mr. Schiff made his name as President and Chief Global Strategis...Read More

Jordan Roy-Byrne: When Will Laggards Lead?

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

I've received a lot of emails and comments recently asking why the juniors are still lagging the move in gold. With gold up around $400 in under 1 year the juniors are still stuck and not breaking out.Jordan Roy-Byrne joins me to share his thoughts on why this sector is lagging. We look at the performance of gold vs the S&P, silver's recent price action, and what the optionality plays are telling...Read More

Egon von Greyerz: This is it! The party is over

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

This is it! The party is over. The world is now facing the gravest economic and social downturn in Modern Times (18th century). We are now entering a period of global crisis that will change Continue...Read More

Mike Pence admits America does not have enough testing kits to meet coronavirus demand and pledge for one million this week will not happen

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

"We don't have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate the demand going forward." "We're focused very much on a cruise ship just off the California coast today. The Coast Guard delivered a sufficient number of tests for the passengers on that ship."Continue...Read More

OPEC Agrees To 1.5MM Barrel Output Cut, But Fails To Obtain Critical Russian Backing

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Ministers from OPEC agreed on a large cut of 1.5 million barrels per day in the second quarter to support prices but made it conditional on Russia joining in, said two OPEC sources, who were cited by Reuters.Continue...Read More

Chris Martenson - A Crisis Within A Crisis

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

To Watch Update #39, CLICK HEREAs cases explode all over the world, financial markets are beginning to creak and groan. Reading the tea leaves, our concern is that SARS-COV-2 will kick off another financial/economic crisis as bad, or worse, than 2008.Also, we spend a full minute and 34 seconds showing a video on how to put on and take of a face mask properly. Super easy. Much easier than trying to...Read More

Charles Hugh Smith and Yossi Kaplan on the Virus and the New World Order

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

http://financialrepressionauthority.c...Charles Hugh Smith writes the Of Two Minds blog which covers an eclectic range of timely topics: finance, housing, Asia, energy, long-term trends, social issues, health/diet/fitness and sustainability. From its humble beginnings in May 2005, Of Two Minds now attracts some 200,000 visits a month. Charles also contributes to AOL's Daily Finance site and has wr...Read More

Epstein's cellmate wants to spill the beans w/ video

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Nicholas Tartaglione, former cellmate of infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, is fighting for access to surveillance video to disprove allegations that he tried to kill Epstein before the latter's high-profile suicide. Prison officials say the videos have been inadvertently destroyed. RT America's Michele Greenstein reports. Then Lionel of Lionel Media joins Rick Sanchez to discuss. Read More

YouTube demonetizes Sargon of Akkad's last channel - what's big tech's problem with him?

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

Political YouTuber Carl Benjamin, aka Sargon of Akkad, recently had his new daily news channel Akkad Daily demonetized. Continue...Read More

Brien Lundin: Silver will Outperform Gold for the Next Few Years

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

According to Brien Lundin, editor of the Gold Newsletter, the COVID-19 coronavirus' impacts will likely be felt more on a mental level than have a long term effect on the market despite a central bank interest rate cut. In regards to the recent dramatic slip the precious metals sector experienced on Friday (February 28), the host of the New Orleans Investment Conference explained that silver faced...Read More

Brent Cook: Gold Poised to Perform Well Long Term

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

There is a value opportunity in junior stocks if you do your due diligence and know what to look for, according to Brent Cook, founder and senior adviser of Exploration Insights."Everything I see tells me the price of gold is going to do well over the next 6 months to 3 years, so if you're into precious metals I think it looks pretty darn good," he said.Brent Cook is an independent exploration ana...Read More

Alasdair Macleod: Will Brexit and coronavirus end the EU?

May 20, 2003 / marketsanity.com

The EU and euro face a sudden deterioration in economic conditions due to the coronavirus, which seems certain to widen the differences between Germany and the spendthrift Mediterranean members. But a more immediate Continue...Read More

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