It is no coincidence that the surge in U.S. public debt over the past decade pushed the cost of producing gold to a record high. So, how much will the increase in U.S. debt by 2030 further impact the gold mining cost? Good question. In this update, I provide my analysis of this fascinating subject…
It looks like the ENERGY CLIFF is coming back to bite hard this winter. U.S. natural gas consumption surged this week as Europe faces another dreadful winter with rising prices and possible gas shortages. I don’t think Americans realize how much power bills will increase in the future…
The amount of energy it now takes to mine one Bitcoin is absolutely stunning. Ever since Bitcoin halving in April, the energy now needed to produce just one Bitcoin should shock the public. Unfortunately, the market is unaware of the power-hungry Bitcoin Mining Industry because it is focused on the $100,000 price…
As investor insanity continues to push the already overvalued stock and crypto markets to new highs, the ENERGY CLIFF ticking time bomb still lingers in the background. Unfortunately, the newest generation of “Gen Zs” seems clueless about the massive energy problems facing the world…
Due to the excellent comments and questions from yesterday’s post, I decided to do a quick update with some new important charts while discussing member comments. The Big question I see from several members is, will the silver price fall back or below the Cost of Production…
There seems to be Big trouble taking place in the retail silver bulk market, as some premiums are the lowest in over a decade. Silver investors who purchased silver bullion products over the past several years are finding out that when they sell metal to large online dealers, the buy-back bids are collapsing…