September 2021

WHY INVESTORS SHOULD OWN PRECIOUS METALS: Global Market Outstanding Bond Value vs Total World Oil Consumption

These two charts should convince investors why they should own precious metals.  The staggering increase in the Global Market Bonds Outstanding over the past few years has far outpaced the increase in world oil demand.  This is a very bad sign not spoken about in the mainstream media or by any precious metals analysts…

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18th CENTURY WARSHIP vs. WW2 BATTLESHIP: Amazing Resources & Energy Consumed

It’s truly amazing the staggering amount of resources consumed in warships throughout the ages.  While the 18th-century wooden warships were much smaller than the massive U.S. “Iowa-Class” battleships during the mid-1900s, they still consumed a large percentage of energy and resources for their time…

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U.S. Gold Bar & Coin Demand Doubling In 2021 & What Country Was Big Net Seller Of Gold In 2020?

U.S. physical gold demand is on a tear this year, nearly double what it was last year.  It seems as if Americans are even more concerned about the markets and financial system this year and have purchased a great deal more gold bullion.  Even though gold demand picked up last year due to the Covid lockdowns and concerns for…

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METALS & MARKET UPDATE SEPT 19th: Important Dynamics In Natural Gas Market Are Preview Of Energy Cliff & Silver Prices

If you want to know what the Energy Cliff will look like in the future and the coming higher silver prices… well, pay close attention to the crazy Natural Gas Market.  In this Metals & Market Update, I provide 25 charts in this video presentation and explain why we will likely see higher energy prices…

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FOUR NEVER-BEFORE SEEN GOLD PRODUCTION CHARTS: Including Interesting Dynamics That Impacted 1970s Inflationary Gold Prices

In this article, I provide four never-before-seen gold production charts.  One of these charts shows part of the reason why the price of gold surged during the inflationary 1970s. While oil price inflation had a significant impact on the gold price during the 1970s, another major factor was the large decline in gold production

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