Robert Kiyosaki warns: "The END is here." Fed buys $50B of its own debt, signaling hyperinflation. Gold to $25,000? Bitcoin to $1M? Here’s what really happened - and why it matters.
Andy Schectman on Liberty and Finance reveals "big money" is taking record physical gold & silver deliveries, signaling a loss of faith in paper assets and the financial system.
Henrik Zeberg warns the Fed's "big mistake" is fueling a final bull run before a crash. He sees inflation concerns as "ridiculous," the consumer suffering, and gold as "overextended."
Jim Thorne outlines a new world order driven by US AI dominance, gold, and Bitcoin. He predicts the "EU empire" is ending and advises investments in tech and precious metals.
John Rubino highlights silver as a "screaming buy" due to the high gold-to-silver ratio. Amidst global economic shifts and rising industrial demand, silver is poised to outperform gold.
Matthew Piepenburg on Soar Financially warns the "dollar war is over" amid a $300T debt crisis. Gold is now the "lifeboat" as the US dollar's dominance wanes.
Chris Vermeulen warns gold signals a looming financial reset. He advises protecting capital amidst volatile conditions, a potential multi-year bear market, and a coming pullback in gold.
Ian Everard warns of nations ditching the dollar for gold amid geopolitical tensions, signaling a potential "currency war" and a looming "catastrophic collapse" of fiat.
Key continuation patterns known as pennants are forming in both the U.S. Dollar Index and gold, and the direction of their breakouts will signal the next major move for each.
Gerardo King on Commodity Culture reveals unprecedented gold market dynamics, driven by safe-haven demand. He highlights Liberty Star Minerals' potential in gold, silver, and copper.
Frank Holmes predicts gold hitting $6,000 under Trump due to dollar pressures from tariffs and geopolitics. He also sees Bitcoin booming as a distinct decentralized asset.
Andy Schectman reveals gold's unnoticed record highs, driven by central bank buying and potential revaluation. He sees tariffs as a distraction from larger shifts towards gold-backed systems.