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Join Mike Maloney as he explores new legislation that seeks to end the senseless and archaic tax penalty incurred for using Fed-issued fiat money to buy US-Mint-issued real money. |
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By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver |
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It's human nature. We look back at past stock market crashes, and they seem so obvious in retrospect. "This time," we think, "I'll see it coming and get out just in time." Jeff Clark explores the danger in this tempting self-delusion and explains why current market dynamics make this idyllic... |
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By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver |
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Jeff Clark gets all sorts of questions from our customers. Today, we introduce The Jeff Clark Mailbag, an ongoing series that will feature some of the most frequently asked and interesting inquiries Jeff has received, along with his answers. |
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Charles Hugh Smith on the roaring, misplaced confidence of today's stock market investor: "Nobody really knows anything because the signals have been distorted, but everyone thinks they know everything -- sell volatility and buy the dip. It works great until it doesn't." |
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It's practically coded in human DNA to rush to gold when fiat currencies start to unravel. And if history has taught us anything, it's that all fiat currencies eventually collapse to worthless. Despite Erdogan's empty nationalist exhortations, Turkish banks are rushing to exchange their rapidly devaluing lira for gold. |
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What's worse than having bought at the height of the subprime bubble? Having bought in a country where 1 in 4 (or more) "homeowners" still owe 25% (or more) mortgage debt than their house is worth, even after 10 years of Fed-induced real estate bubble reinflation nearly everywhere else. |
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Gordon Brown says the obvious outcome of failing to address any of the root causes of the last financial crisis is a near-guarantee it will repeat. “The penalties for wrong-doing have not been increased sufficiently. The fear that bankers will be imprisoned for bad behavior is not there." |
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Dalio: It’ll be a slower growing, more constricting sort of debt crisis that I think will have bigger social implications & bigger international implications. |
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