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A New Phase Called ‘Money Wars’ Has Begun — CBDC Currency

Welcome to 1984

I’ve been addressing the war on cash lately, and for good reason. While everyone’s attention is focused on the war in Ukraine, inflation, and the Supreme Court, government plans to eliminate cash are accelerating.

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 14 September 2022

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Death by Government

It’s another grand experiment…a ‘teachable moment’ in human history. But are humans really teachable? Aren’t the TV shows of 2022 full of the same wickedness and errors committed 2,000 years ago?

By Bill Bonner, Wednesday, 14 September 2022

The Future of Copper - Copper Price Outlook

Keep an Eye Out for Dr Copper

Copper is widely used in many sectors of our economy. It’s why it’s usually used as a barometer for the economy’s health. It even has a nickname — Dr Copper

By Selva Freigedo, Wednesday, 14 September 2022

Lights Out!

Like so many Great Campaigns in history, the costs are likely to fall primarily on the poor, the weak, and the children. The price of energy could double; but the ‘deciders’ won’t have to explain to their children why they can’t afford heat.

By Bill Bonner, Tuesday, 13 September 2022

The End of an Era

The more an era endures, the more inclined we are to perceive what is temporary to be permanent. And, when a special era ends, it brings great sadness. We look back with fond memories of better times.

By Vern Gowdie, Tuesday, 13 September 2022

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The Most Expensive ASX Stocks

Last week I wrote about the ‘cheapest’ stocks on the ASX.So today, I thought I’d cover the most expensive ASX stocks. Given that the ASX 200’s historical P/E ratio is about 15, a stock with a P/E multiple north of 20 is considered pricey.

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Tuesday, 13 September 2022

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