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The Strait of Hormuz May Reopen But the War Cycle Is Not Finished

The financial press is celebrating reports that traders are betting shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz could begin returning to normal by August. Oil...

PRIVATE BLOG – Gold & Trump Escalating War

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PRIVATE BLOG – Gold Down & Dirty?

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PRIVATE BLOG – Market is Turmoil – Boom or Bust?

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Canada Moves to Destroy Encryption – Demands Backdoor Access to ALL Available Data

Canada is walking into extremely dangerous territory and most people do not understand the implications because governments always package surveillance laws as...

PRIVATE BLOG – Gold into the Eye of the Storm

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House Passes E15 Bill as Government Panics Over Energy Crisis Begins

Congress is pushing nationwide year-round E15 gasoline because they are worried about fuel supply disruptions and soaring prices as the war cycle intensifies. They...

Britain Desperate for Oil

Britain is now discovering you cannot dismantle your industrial and energy base, wage war on domestic production, impose endless climate regulations, and still...

PRIVATE BLOG – The Update on Markets & Risk of Miscalculation

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US Real Estate Remains Stale

April existing home sales in the U.S. came in at an annualized pace of just 4.02 million units, barely rising 0.2% from March and missing expectations yet again. We...