Energy

BANKING & FINANCIAL CRISIS 2.0: Setting The Stage For Unprecedented Precious Metals Demand

If the market believes the banking crisis is over, think again… the worst is still yet to come.  The banking and financial system is actually setting up for a bigger meltdown than the 2008 Bear Stearns & Lehman Brothers collapse.  And, to make matters worse the world is sitting a massive amount of debt and extreme leverage.,,

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COPPER MINING MEET THE ENERGY CLIFF: The Global Copper Mining Supply Gets Into Serious Trouble After 2025

In just a few short years, the Copper Mining Industry will reach peak production, which will signify the pinnacle of the Global High-Tech Economy.  Thus, the idea that AI or ChatGPT will be the new “Game Changer” for the human race, will also fade away into history as another high-tech delusion…

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MASSIVE FRENCH PENSION PROTESTS COMING SOON TO A CITY NEAR YOU: Energy Cliff Dynamics Will Destroy Centralized Governments

The massive French Pension Protests are a warning sign for the rest of the world.  Unfortunately, the Energy Cliff dynamics are making it impossible for the public and private pension systems to continue.  Watch as these types of protests spread throughout the world in the years ahead…

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METALS & MARKET CRISIS UPDATE APR 2nd: Heading Towards Worse Banking Crisis Than 2008

Unfortunately, the worse is yet to come with this Banking Crisis.  And, while the Federal Reserve believes it has the tools to manage this crisis, they are making the same mistakes as they did in 2008.  This could have profound implications for the markets and the precious metals…

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PEAK U.S. FUEL CONSUMPTION? Has The U.S. Already Peaked In Fuel Consumption & One MUST SEE Chart

Has the U.S. Peaked in Fuel Consumption?  If so, that signifies the Peak of the U.S. Empire & Economy.  Also, there is a Must-See chart that shows the negative impact oil prices have on Americans’ demand for driving and flying.  And, with rising energy prices in the future, this doesn’t bode well for the American Suburban Economy…

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