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financialsense.com > blog > 21780 > rick-rule-middle-innings-commodity-bull-market

Rick Rule: Middle Innings of Commodity Bull Market

10+ hour, 21+ min ago   (804+ words) When the CRB Commodity Index broke to a new 15-20 year high in late August, headlines briefly reported on the bull market in commodities. However, Rick Rule treated it as a nominal print that still leaves real prices far short of…...

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financialsense.com > blog > 21770 > inflation-3-or-11-interview-john-williams-shadowstats

Is Inflation 3% or 11%? Interview with John Williams from ShadowStats

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (755+ words) The government’s consumer price index has been stuck above the Federal Reserve’s 2 percent target since March 2021—65 consecutive months. Officially, the latest reading is 3.36 percent. That is the number used to adjust Social Security checks, to argue that inflation is “contained,…...

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financialsense.com > podcast > 21765 > 17000-gold-pierre-lassonde-anti-dollar-bull-market-amid-40-trillion-debt

$17,000 Gold? Pierre Lassonde on the 'Anti-Dollar' Bull Market Amid $40 Trillion Debt

2+ week, 9+ hour ago   (1262+ words) History repeats: Circumstances of today’s gold bull market mirror those of the 1970s—notably with energy prices driving inflation. Pierre forecasts that gold could reach $17,000 an ounce over the next three years. Debt explosion: Unlike the past, today’s U.S. federal…...

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financialsense.com > podcast > 21759 > john-williams-real-inflation-rate-closer-11

John Williams: The Real Inflation Rate Is Closer to 11%

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (893+ words) He tracked CPI the same way the government did until 1980, when—according to a BLS memoir he cites—officials sought ways to reduce the headline CPI to limit cost-of-living-driven deficit spending. Since 1980, roughly 20 redefinitions have been made to the CPI,…...

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financialsense.com > podcast > 21749 > renewed-dollar-weakness-ignites-precious-metals-rally-says-chris-puplava

Renewed Dollar Weakness Ignites Precious Metals Rally, Says Chris Puplava

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (413+ words) Another catalyst I’m watching closely is the Treasury General Account at the Fed—the checking account for the U.S. Treasury, which sits at almost a trillion dollars of cash. That’s a lot of potential cash on the sidelines that…...

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financialsense.com > blog > 21740 > beyond-paper-shakeout-secular-bull-market-drivers-steering-precious-metals

Beyond the Paper Shakeout: The Secular Bull Market Drivers Steering Precious Metals

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1301+ words) "The great merit of gold is precisely that it is scarce; that its quantity is limited by nature; that it is costly to discover, to mine, and to process; and that it cannot be created by political fiat or caprice....

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financialsense.com > blog > 21736 > patience-liquidity-and-value-optionality

Patience, Liquidity, and the Value of Optionality

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (887+ words) Until the range of potential outcomes narrows, we believe maintaining liquidity and preserving investment flexibility provide a better risk-reward tradeoff than fully deploying capital into markets that have already priced in a considerable amount of favorable news. See related podcast…...

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financialsense.com > blog > 21733 > weeks-market-wrap-earnings-inflation-and-ai-driven-spending-concerns

This Week's Market Wrap: Earnings, Inflation, and AI-Driven Spending Concerns

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (258+ words) Investment Implication: While evidence of the AI buildout is showing revenue results for the Mag-7, investors continue to punish any news of increased capital spending. Investment Implication: Persistently elevated oil prices would likely widen the earnings gap between companies capable…...

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financialsense.com > blog > 21717 > weeks-market-wrap-oil-shocks-ai-volatility-and-resilient-economy

This Week's Market Wrap: Oil Shocks, AI Volatility, and a Resilient Economy

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (326+ words) Apple supplied one of the week’s clearest examples of continued AI and semiconductor capital spending. The company agreed to spend more than $30 billion on Broadcom chips under an expanded supply arrangement extending through 2031. The agreement is expected to support production…...

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financialsense.com > podcast > 21715 > tian-yang-why-markets-are-shrugging-iran-now

Tian Yang: Why Markets Are Shrugging Off Iran (For Now)

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (474+ words) Cris Sheridan: Well, joining us today is Tian Yang. He's the CIO at Variant Perception. Variant Perception leverages a vast array of proprietary leading indicators, seeking to identify cyclical turning points and structural shifts before they're reflected in consensus market…...