In this discussion with Duke University finance professor Dr. Campbell Harvey, we examine the rise of tokenized gold, the potential return of a digital gold standard, and how blockchain technology is changing markets that have existed for centuries.
Whilst the once-great "Free World" countries have deteriorated into increasingly socialist and/or fascist police states, other parts of the world have either remained static or have become more free, with greater opportunity than before.
In this powerful and insightful interview Dan Dicks of Press For Truth speaks with renowned independent researcher, podcaster, and truth-seeker Max Igan (The Crowhouse) about how global chaos, economic instability, wars and cultural division is delib
The bombs make headlines. The economic unraveling happening quietly underneath them don't. So before we get back to the daily carnage, let's talk about money. It used to be funny, in a rich man's world.
The host of The Rice Report stops by to discuss the precious metals pump & dump, the Bitcoin price suppression, and the Epstein stain on the crypto industry.
Almost 45,000 for-sale homes that were taken off the market last year were listed in January, according to a new Redfin study, as sellers hope the spring homebuying season will revitalize the sleepy U.S. housing market.
William Shatner, Captain Kirk, gave screenshots of the live X Money UI. X Money (also called X Payments or the payments/wallet feature inside the X app) is Elon Musk's long-planned move to turn X into a super app like WeChat.
In his latest episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter responds to President Trump's State of the Union address, laying out a simple but blunt view: markets will force corrections where policy has created imbalances.
Last Thursday, Peter joined Jeremy Szafron on Kitco News to lay out why he thinks gold is entering a new phase driven by central-bank demand and the tokenization of physical metal.
"Donald Trump took an oath to serve the American people. Instead, he has focused on using the presidency to enrich himself… President Trump has never been a man to ask what he can do for his country.
Food prices remain one of the most persistent cost pressures for households worldwide. In 2026, grocery bills are projected to rise sharply in some countries, while remaining relatively stable in others.
So far this year my 26 Stocks I'm Watching For 2026 is beating the S&P 500 average by about 8%. This comes after last year, where my 25 Stocks I'm Watching For 2025 beat the piss out of the average by more than 50%.
But the number that matters more: 77% of institutional investors say they are exploring tokenized assets. However, the average target allocation is 5.6%. The gap between those two figures is where the next 18 months get decided.
The credit market's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week finishes off with yet another bankruptcy and more losses for the big Wall Street names. Worse, it's the same thing yet again: fraud and fake collateral.
International Man: Today, the political risks are growing rapidly. Having a 'Plan B'--a second residency, offshore assets, and a bolt-hole are crucial. But the global situation has changed substantially: immigration everywhere is more strict, an
In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire examines the possibility of a historic end to silver price suppression, showing how market intervention, physical demand, and shifting liquidity are putting pressure on Western futures markets.
The U.S. economy is hurtling toward a cliff, and it seems most are blinded by denial and delusion. National debt is at $38.6 trillion as of February 2026--over $115,000 per U.S. citizen--with interest payments alone devouring billions daily and def