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Greatest Time in History Starts Now [Video]

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Greatest Time in History Starts Now Greg Hunter – Biblical cycle timing expert, geopolitical and financial analyst Bo Polny predicted last year to “expect the US dollar to go lower and gold, silver and Bitcoin to trend higher, much higher in 2024.”

At the beginning of March, Polny stuck by his prediction, and we hit new record highs on Bitcoin and gold.  Silver is now more than $28 an ounce and headed much higher.  Also, Polny said, “This is why even at $60,000 (per unit), it is still a deal.  Bitcoin is going six digits.” Continue reading →

Could US Treasuries Become the Trade of the Decade?

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Could US Treasuries Become the Trade of the Decade?Charles Hugh Smith – Napoleon is reputed to have said, “Do you know what amazes me more than anything else? The impotence of force to organize anything.” This is the lament of someone holding the reins of power: that this earthly power has limits.

Two things amaze me:

1. The public’s complacent confidence in the permanence of the global financial system. Put another way, what amazes me is the scarcity of awareness of the financial system’s fragility and vulnerability to collapse, a fragility that has increased as a result of policy extremes enacted to maintain a façade of security and confidence. Continue reading →

Bitcoin’s One Billionth Transaction

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Paul Rosenberg – As I write this, Bitcoin has just passed 985 million transactions. A quick, “back of the envelope” calculation says that it will process its one billionth transaction in six or seven weeks… somewhere around May 20th. I think this is a milestone we should note.

Now, before I explain why, please allow me to clarify something for the newcomers: I am not talking about the upcoming halving. That will arrive a month earlier, on April 20th or so. The halving will cut the supply of new bitcoins in half; what I’m discussing in this post is the one billionth transaction successfully processed by the Bitcoin network. Continue reading →

Navigating Embedded Inflation: The YOLO Spending Dilemma

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Navigating Embedded Inflation: The YOLO Spending DilemmaCharles Hugh Smith – YOLO spending–grabbing what you can right now because You Only Live Once–is now embedded in the zeitgeist. The original narrative–that the pandemic shutdown awakened a broad cultural awareness of the fragility of life and security, and so it’s wiser to buy experiences now rather than later–may be expanding into the complex realm of inflation and inflation expectations.

Covid changed how we spend: More YOLO splurging but less saving

The possibility that the human herd senses trend changes before statistics and the economic punditry comes under the capacious category of the wisdom of crowds: in this line of thinking, YOLO spending may be a reflection not just of a pandemic-instigated change of priorities, but of a growing sense that inflation is now embedded, and so it’s better to spend earnings now before they lose value. Continue reading →

Biden 8% Approval Means Panic and War [Video]

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Biden 8% Approval Means Panic and WarGreg Hunter – Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong has new data on President Biden’s approval numbers.  Nearly two years ago, President Biden’s real job approval rating in America was just 12%.  More than one year ago, the real Biden approval number slipped to 9.5% (and stayed there) according to Armstrong’s world renowned “Socrates” predictive computer program.

Now, Biden’s rating tumbled again.  Armstrong says, “It is basically hovering around 7.5% to 8% at this stage.  I know this goes against the mainstream media, but if you look at Google, it is really politically motivated. . . . The other number you need to look at is the confidence in government, and it is at 28%. . . .

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