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QUESTION: Some claim that gold and silver are skyrocketing in terms of fiat currency prices because of the realization that fiat currencies are failing – mainly due to high inflation and unpayable national, corporate and personal debt.
Those who attended the 2025 World Economic Conference know that I have agreed to participate in a Hollywood film on my life.
The year 2025 was not defined by a single shock, but by a decisive break in confidence. Governments repositioned, as did central banks, but both have realized they are unable to stop the cycle in motion.
Over the past four decades, the global economic hierarchy has undergone profound change.
On January 3, 1976 -- 50 years ago -- the United Nations' "International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights" entered into force with the backing of the Soviet Union and the Cold War "Non-Aligned Movement" (NAM).
If there is one development that governs current risk management and reveals what is occurring beneath the surface of precious metals markets, it is not price direction in isolation. It is behavior. Specifically, it is the behavior of regional price
Americans are slaves for the wealthy elite's that write legislation along side corporations and without them but need them.
How much private credit has been put in place but isn't in the official credit total is unknown and very likely unknowable. That means total systemic risk is also unknowable.
One of the oldest forms of commerce in human society is the barter system, and it was considered the norm for a majority of human existence before the advent of currency.
2025 has truly been a historic year. No matter which side of the fence that you are on, nobody can deny that we have witnessed seismic political changes over the last 12 months.
The silver price has doubled over the last 2 months.
Last week, Peter joined Paul Barron to walk through why gold still defines "sound money," why Bitcoin falls short, and how tokenization could actually help precious metals -- not replace them.
Of all the materials that man has used over the centuries, silver may have the most fascinating and romantic history.
Gold and silver are signaling that the end game is approaching.
When Law Becomes Variable, Trust Hardens into Silver and Gold -- as the World Discovers the Cost of Weaponized Finance
This article first appeared on the Mises Wire May 11, 2021.
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief, Miles Franklin Media, is joined by Gareth Soloway, Chief Market Strategist at Verified Investing, to break down what could become the true black swan of 2026.
Last week, Peter joined Paul Barron to walk through why gold still defines "sound money," why Bitcoin falls short, and how tokenization could actually help precious metals -- not replace them.
For decades, silver prices were held down by paper markets and financial manipulation.
For the seventh straight year, Visual Capitalist sifted through the forecast landscape to bring you the Prediction Consensus, a synthesis of what analysts, thought leaders, and industry experts expect for the year ahead.
The U.S. government is nearly $40 trillion in debt, a fact that pretty much guarantees exciting times ahead. Coleman Church on what comes next.
International Man: What do you see as the single most important thing that people should prepare for in 2026?
John Sneisen - Outernet and Canadian Economy
