How to Play Gold in a Centrally Planned Economy
But should we dismiss the notion that the way gold behaves isn’t consistent with a free market?
But should we dismiss the notion that the way gold behaves isn’t consistent with a free market?
By Brian Chu,
What is clear is the Federal Reserve is rushing to try and bring the markets to their definition of ‘normal’, whatever that means.
By Brian Chu,
I’ve mentioned how the first few weeks of 2022 have seen the financial markets almost invert last year’s trends. Last year’s winners are the ones leading the retreat, and vice versa.
By Brian Chu,
Furthermore, you are not just taking back control of your money, but also the destiny of society. As I sign off for 2021, I wish you and your loved ones a blessed Christmas. See you in 2022.
By Brian Chu,
The Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate steady at 0–0.25% (breathe a sigh of relief that there was no rate hike!).
By Brian Chu,
Meanwhile, the central banks are trying to take away the blocks and make it lower, without toppling it when it is their move.
By Brian Chu,
Rantings about the craziness of the world aside, it is critical that you focus on the ball to stay ahead of the game.
By Brian Chu,
Initially, Aussie central bankers talked about cutting the supply of credit and potentially raising the interest rate in 2024.
By Brian Chu,
The government is spending to rebuild the country out of the ravages of the Great Depression. It would create jobs. And bring back hope to many households who faced bankruptcy and ruin.
By Brian Chu,
The US Congress has decided to pass a stopgap measure to raise the ‘debt ceiling’ of the US government
By Brian Chu,
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