The announcement earlier this week from WA Premier Mark McGowan saying he’d resign adds one more to the list of hardliner leaders who brought ruin to his state and the people. While many are still concerned that there’s no end to the tyranny of the globalists who’re using governments, corporations, institutions and the media to implement their plans to change society and our way of life, these resignations show their power is waning…
Five years ago, those who believed that the sky was falling, the markets would crash, and mankind was facing an existential crisis were ridiculed as ‘doomers’ and relegated to the fringe of society. Much of the events back then pale in significance to the threat mankind faces since 2020. There’s a level of absurdity so profound that causes heads to spin. Who’s causing it? Why are they doing this if the consequences hurt them? And how can you protect yourself against this sabotage?
The old nugget of wisdom ‘sell in May and go away’ might apply again in 2023. In the short term, you’ll no doubt hear about debt ceiling catastrophes, and the markets will react accordingly. As much as we can see through the prevailing drama that’s going on around the world, we’re not at the point of being able to avoid the consequences of mass hysteria. Most investors look for safety in times of uncertainty. Gold is well-known to be a refuge. But I believe that this time round, there’s another place within gold that offers a much better opportunity…
The constant exposure of lies and deceit by the authorities aided by the complicit media has reached a threshold. Some of you may be seeing reality differently thanks to a healthy dose of scepticism. The tide is shifting here. Those in power don’t want to give away their control…but they may have no choice. This is why you need to prepare now.
The gold price has taken a bit of a breather in the past fortnight. But that doesn’t mean things are slowing down on the ground for the gold mining space. In fact, the opposite is true! Read on for more…
We’ve been a lucky country in many ways. We managed to ride an unprecedented property boom back then given the Reserve Bank of Australia reduced the interest rate and our government spent billions propping up our economy. For this, many Australians are complacent about what could happen in the future. Even the rapid interest rate rises in the past year haven’t really hit home yet. But should the economy slow down significantly as the fallout of rising interest rates and mortgage repayments hit, would these be enough?
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