macro
Chris appears on Mario Nawfal's program to examine escalating Middle East hostilities, oil supply disruptions from strikes on Saudi infrastructure, and the risk of a major global economic contraction.
opinion
China Officially Adds to Gold Reserves as It Shifts Away from the US Dollar - SchiffGold.com
macro
Peter Schiff Says Buy Gold Near $4000 As Prices Sink From January High, Warns Of Currency Crisis Worse Than 2008 - Stocktwits
Energy
Trump Invokes Cold War-Era Law to Boost Oil Refining as Gas Prices Soar - Law Commentary
Markets
Wall Street doubts gold’s near-term strength, Main Street maintains bullish minority as central banks take center stage - Kitco
Geopolitics
The global sovereign debt crisis is coming to a head - Cyprus Mail
Markets
Gold's $4,000 support breaks, but is the selloff overdone? - Kitco
Crypto
▶ Bitcoin Magazine Parker Lewis: Bitcoin Will Settle 100% of Global Payments Parker Lewis argues Bitcoin will settle all global payments as $107T in debt strains the credit system, driving merchants toward zero-fee adoption. This post Parker Lewis: Bitcoin Will Settle 100% of Global Payments first
Energy
On October 9, hours after a phone call between President Trump and President Putin, the Treasury Department issued a six-month waiver allowing Russian diesel to be sold on the global market. The stated aim is to bring down fuel prices before the November 3 midterms. But I believe the deal is more co
Geopolitics
Tatiana Mitrova, a fellow at Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy and former energy scholar at Moscow’s Russian Academy of Sciences, and Sergey Vakulenko, an oil and gas expert at Carnegie’s Russia Eurasia Center, argue that Russia and Ukraine are locked in an energy war that has bec
Geopolitics
Deep Dive: What EMs can teach developed counterparts about the risk of sovereign debt crises - Investment Week
macro
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, you have publicly warned the EU about this looming debt crisis. You have explained it as a trader on numerous podcasts. I find it incredible that the WSJ, Reuters, and Bloomberg do not interview you, which only confirms they have become fake news. Reuters quotes people who w