With the silver and gold price selloff last week, what do the technical indicators show about the metals prices going forward? Unfortunately, many in the precious metals community continued to promote higher inflationary gold and silver prices, which have now frustrated many investors…
With less than 2% of the world’s population during the 1800s, England was the Largest Empire on the planet. Few realize that England has become an economic powerhouse due to its ability to ramp up coal production, accounting for two-thirds of the world’s total supply. Without coal, England would have remained a second-rate economy…
With the crazy market behavior today, I thought it would be a good idea to provide a quick update. As noted by the mainstream press, the stock markets are experiencing the worst first half since 1962… LOL, and it’s only going to get worse. Also, while we are seeing disinflation of energy in the U.S., the opposite is taking place in Europe and Asia…
With the continued focus on precious metals manipulation, I decided it was a good idea to provide my CONNECT THE DOT analysis on this subject matter. While most analysts and investors in the precious metals community focus a lot of their efforts on the “COMEX” and “Manipulation,” I believe we have much bigger problems ahead that deserve our attention…
The market and investors need to know what are the most vulnerable regions in the world. Unfortunately, most analysts confuse investors with a great deal of unnecessary detail. In this update, I show which regions in the world will be facing the Energy Cliff quicker than other areas. If we focus on energy, the financial and economic analysis…
The world continues to Battle over LNG supplies before the winter season. While Europe is importing more LNG, its natural gas inventories are still significantly below their five-year average. This is also true for the United States, whose natural gas inventories are 13% lower than the five-year average…