Basic economic logic and thousands of years of recorded history have verified that price controls take a bad economic circumstance and make it even worse.
I've had a cold, and as a cold Traditionalist, that means I've been sitting on the couch in my dressing gown, sipping herbal tea with honey in it. (The Zealots from The Church of New Colds would have me masking up and gaffer taping plastic sheets
Is your home stuck in a 2021 time capsule? In this video, I'm breaking down the 8 home trends that are officially, tragically DEAD in 2026--and one bonus "upgrade" that can devalue even a multi-million dollar custom home.
GFN – WASHINGTON: Rumors circulating on X this week that certain entities are restricting U.S. coin sales have not been confirmed by the U.S. Mint or the Treasury...
Gold and silver are sniffing out the inflationary regime. Rising together, even after pullbacks, the historic run in precious metals is part of a desperate SOS signal for the economy.
Recently, a reader of International Man responded to an IM article regarding the danger of trusting banks (or anyone, for that matter) to hold gold in their names. He said, "How would a bank sell gold to a client and the client not take delivery? T
Panic sets in as revealing map shows only SEVEN metro areas across the entire United States are sellers' markets... while all the rest are set to see house prices tumble
There are a large number of people have been waiting for a full-spectrum, apocalyptic crash of the Western system. I maintain that it won't happen. And I hope to convince you that I'm right.
Millionaires have become far more common over time, driven by global economic growth, inflation, and wealth creation. In the early 20th century, being a millionaire was extremely rare.
When US unemployment ticked up to 4.6 percent in November 2025, the Financial Times declared that the Federal Reserve should cut rates to rescue workers.
Last week, Peter joined Jennifer Sanasie on the CoinDesk YouTube channel to push back against the crypto crowd and explain why he thinks gold--not Bitcoin--will be the long-term safe haven.
In his 1936 book, 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money,' John Maynard Keynes argued that aggregate demand was too volatile to be stable and would lead to inflation or recession.
In 2025 silver was the absolute best-performing asset of the year, with a historic surge, prices more than doubled from the start of the year, briefly spiking over $80 an ounce before pulling back.
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