Episodes

Tuesday May 03, 2022
Cheapest Silver in the World
Tuesday May 03, 2022
Tuesday May 03, 2022
Playing dumb after premeditated policies that injected massive currency creation into the global economy, does not make amends. Billions of people are currently suffering under high price inflationary outcomes and actions.
Following the preplanned and coordinated policies of major central banks 'Going Direct' in September 2019, the United States led the world in fiat M2 currency supply expansion on a percentage basis.
We are now suffering inflation rates likely in the mid-teens in real terms. Levels of price escalations not since the last time free-market gold forces pushed official US gold bullion reserve values higher than the then fiat monetary base outstanding in early 1980.
This week, Germany reported a producer price increase spike that, on a price chart, looks like something their Weimar forefathers constantly warned against reliving.

Monday Apr 11, 2022
US Mint Has Largest Gold and Silver Sales in 23 Years
Monday Apr 11, 2022
Monday Apr 11, 2022
Last week Paypal co-founder Pete Thiel spoke about gold's value now versus where gold's value has been (and could go again).
While open discussions of the coming global sovereign Central Bank Digital Currency system are increasing in the public arena. The world's head central bank of central banks, the Bank for International Settlements this week, published a speech in which they acknowledged we are now living in an era of 'The Return of Inflation."
Surely the CBDC systems the BIS is helping 100+ nations build will help quell potential revolts from increasingly higher prices ahead for food and energy in the years to come.
China and Russia are increasingly trading commodities for the Chinese yuan directly. Specifically, energy inputs like coal and oil for yuan trades are increasing despite ongoing western sanctions.
The Central Bank of Russia will no longer buy gold at a fixed domestic price of 5,000 fiat Russian rubles per gram. Instead, Russia will buy gold at a negotiated price ahead.
Judging by the strength of the Russian ruble this past week, it seems the bid for rubles in international commodities training remains strong, having erased nearly all its losses from western sanctions related to the Ukrainian invasion to date.

Monday Apr 04, 2022
Will The World See Famine?
Monday Apr 04, 2022
Monday Apr 04, 2022
This google trends data covers worldwide searches for the term inflation from 2004 until 2022.
It makes complete sense as prices for the things we need have been ramping up walls for the last year-plus.
Sadly the world is likely going to see famine and increasing political instability due to people’s paychecks increasingly not getting enough food on their plates.
The loss of about 25% of the wheat market has driven its price back toward all-time high levels, last seen in 2011 during the Arab Spring instability spell.
But terrible price inflation is not merely an emerging market issue.
Germany, the manufacturing powerhouse of Europe, admitted inflation rates this week not seen since 1981.

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