On his latest appearance on "Capital Cosm," Peter shares his perspective on the mounting pressures facing the U.S. economy, especially as America's debt situation grows more dire.
When most people think of Fort Knox, they picture towering stacks of gold bars, locked away in impenetrable vaults, guarded by the US military - the ultimate symbol of security.
While many are still wondering about whether or not the audit of Fort Knox is happening, it doesn't seem like President Trump doubts the country's gold holdings.
Respected Economist Kirk Elliot- Who Has Predicted With Frightening Precision All The Major Gold & Silver Market Moves Of The Last Two Years- Reveals What He Believes Is Coming Next
(Montgomery, Alabama) – Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed Senate Bill 130 into law, reaffirming gold and silver as legal tender. This symbolic victory marks Alabama's latest step toward promoting constitutional sound money in the state.
In a special video released yesterday, Peter discusses the ongoing fallout from President Trump's tariff policy and the broader implications for the American economy.
Mike Maloney just made a rare public appearance at the Secrets of Syndication Conference, and his forecast for gold and silver might be the most important one he's made in years.
Stablecoins were heralded as a breakthrough in the cryptocurrency space as a way to marry the lightning-fast, borderless nature of digital assets with the stability of traditional currencies.
"Economics, in its most elegant form, is the study of cause and effect."--John Rogers, Voting in Context: A Brief Economic History of American Politics
A bill that would have made Utah the first state to pay vendors in gold passed nearly unanimously - but was suddenly vetoed by Governor Spencer Cox. No warning. No explanation. And no clear logic.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth covers "buy silver day", a coordinated effort on March 31st 2025 to liquidate short positions and to end the price suppression on the silver space once and for all.
In 1971, the US abruptly went off the gold standard, and in making the public announcement, US President Richard Nixon looked into the television camera and said, "We're all Keynesians now."