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An 80-Year-Old Prediction

It looks like our current macroeconomic situation is scarily reminiscent of a prediction made almost a century ago by Austrian economist Ludwig Von Mises.

the letter K symbolizing the k-shaped recovery meaning that different communities experience different rates of recovery after a recession.

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What the K-Shaped Recovery Means for Gold

You probably noticed certain industries and communities aren’t bouncing back as quickly as others during times of recession or economic crisis. That’s what the K-shaped recovery is all about.

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Is Unlimited Debt Good for Gold?

After yet another central bank starts considering negative interest rates, we’re taking a look at how unlimited debt can impact physical gold investment.

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The Fed’s Dangerous Game

The Federal Reserve’s inflation goals are getting risky and could cause the rate to overheat dangerously if they were to push it too hard.

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What Comes after a 130% Debt Ratio?

The U.S. debt has just reached 130% of GDP, and famous macro analyst Lyn Alden made a chilling observation about where all this could lead…

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When did prices start going up?

Looking back at the U.S. CPI index from 1775 to today, what could it tell us about our current price levels and how that could be related to physical gold? Let’s find out.

Productivity-pay gap chart shows detachment of productivity from hourly pay in 1972, a year after the end of Bretton Woods

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What is the Productivity–Pay Gap?

The end of Bretton Woods seems to be an essential reason behind the widening of the productivity-pay gap that reveals gold's influence as a source of stability.

Fed chair Jerome Powell giving a speech about declining interest rates and the Fed having less scope to cut interest rates to boost employment during an economic recession.

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The Federal Reserve is Losing Power

The Fed fears losing power as low interest rates will diminish its capacity to stabilize the economy. But is reducing the influence of a central planner necessarily a bad thing?