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It's ugly out there. Futs are sharply lower on doubts about whether the Fed will cut interest rates again in December, as fear deepens about stretched AI valuations and the debt used to fund them.
The Fed just hit the brakes on quantitative tightening - and no one's talking about what comes next. Join us on our drive as we discuss what this shift really means: soaring debt, rising interest, and the likely return of the money printer. With gl
Leverage among hedge funds is the highest it has been since regulators started tracking the data more than a decade ago, a dynamic the Federal Reserve noted Friday as part of a broader set of vulnerabilities it is monitoring within the U.S. financial
The US Federal Reserve's decision to ease monetary policy is inflating an economic bubble that could drive up the prices of hard assets, but also marks the final phase of a 75-year economic cycle, according to former hedge fund manager Ray Dalio.
Financial writer and precious metals expert Bill Holt (aka Mr. Gold) said a month ago that rising "gold and silver prices were sniffing out risk."
Podcast - Mark Goodwin - Stablecoins & Tokenized Life: The Technocratic Plan to Repackage The Fed
According to data collected by the research firm Statista, 29 percent of Americans cannot afford to take a vacation this year.
...And That Is Really Bad News For The Financial Markets
The Federal Reserve just lowered interest rates - but what does that really mean for everyday Americans? In this episode, financial expert Phillip Patrick from Birch Gold Group joins us to break down the impact of the Fed's decision on inflation, s
Patrick Bet-David, Tom Ellsworth, and Brandon Aceto are joined by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac chairman Bill Pulte as they break down the Fed's rate cut decision, the escalating TV war between Disney and YouTube TV, Amazon's sweeping layoffs, and r
Meanwhile, usage of the Fed?s repo facility has picked up, suggesting that some participants may be growing tighter on cash.
Jerome Powell, the Fed's chairman, recently gave the clearest signal yet that the Federal Reserve's so-called "quantitative tightening" is about to end.
Given that the Federal Reserve has obviously abandoned its 2 percent target for the rise in prices brought on by its own paper-money inflationary policy, it's important that we keep in mind how our nation's paper money-system and the Fed's infl
With the Fed's latest rate cut still in view, economic fallacies abound. Policymakers and talking heads speak of monetary policy as a lever that can be flipped back and forth without issue.
With rising prices that come with inflation, most people have no idea that it is federal officials who are causing the prices to rise through inflationary debasement of the value of people's money.
Many expect the establishment of a U.S. framework for stablecoins to increase demand for Treasuries, thereby supporting the Treasury market.
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Dr Phranq Tamburri comes on the show for the Trump Report; what's going on with the Israel/Gaza peace dea?, Zelensky in D.C. for more 'stuff' from the U.S., world news, stablecoins, treasury, federal reserve, economy, etc...
I sat down with Bitcoin News this week for a conversation about where I think the economy is headed over the next year and a half.
Is the Core vs. Knots battle a replay of two ideological Federal Reserve Plans that ultimately centralized gold, the original sound money?
President Reagan famously said that the closest thing to eternal life on this earth is a government agency. Surely that aphorism applies to the Federal RESERVE. And most especially when you put a Trumpian ALL CAPS focus on the "reserve" part of i
According to the US President Donald Trump, the Fed is failing at its job in supporting the economy by not lowering the policy interest rate.
In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire exposes the mounting pressure driving the Fed towards an unavoidable US Treasury gold repricing, as BRICS accelerate non-dollar trade and China asserts itself as the new global gold benchmark.
Peter recently joined Kitco's Jeremy Szafron to discuss why Fed rate cuts are unlikely to deliver hoped-for relief and may instead accelerate the dollar's decline.
On Wednesday's episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter walks listeners through the week's highly anticipated Fed announcement and Jerome Powell's press conference, arguing the event was more about rhetoric than reality.
BREAKING: Jerome Powell Finally Lowers Interest Rates By A Quarter-Point For The First Time In 9 Months, Despite His Desire To Politically Attack Trump's Economic Recovery Plan
Today the FED cut interest rates and further eroded the value of the US dollar. As we predicted a few weeks ago. They cut the benchmark federal funds rate--a key policy rate that influences borrowing costs for businesses, consumers, and governments
Stephen Miran, Trump's new appointee voted for a 1/2 point cut.
