Mar 9, 2026
Gold isn’t getting richer. Currencies are getting weaker.
Ben Mumme explains why he owns gold and why many serious investors see it as one of the few assets capable of protecting purchasing power in a world drowning in sovereign debt and relentless money printing. Since the early 2000s, gold has surged dramatically,...
Mar 4, 2026
Andy Schectman believes physical silver is quietly being drained from COMEX vaults in what he sees as the early stages of a historic shift in the global monetary system. After decades of paper-driven price control, Schectman argues that sovereign entities and institutional capital are now demanding delivery of real...
Feb 27, 2026
Christopher Aaron believes silver has just completed a 45-year consolidation and that the breakout above its 1980 highs marks the beginning of a major structural bull phase. After lagging behind other commodities for decades, Aaron argues silver is now entering its most explosive period, outlining a reasoned and...
Feb 22, 2026
Professor Steve Hanke argues the only way to restore stability is to abolish central banks and end discretionary monetary policy. Drawing on decades of crisis intervention, Hanke explains how currency boards stopped hyperinflation that reached 242% per month in Bulgaria, why Argentina collapsed after failing to...
Feb 10, 2026
Austrian economist Dr. Mark Thornton delivers a blunt assessment of the recent volatility in silver, arguing the violent snapback following a 165% year-over-year surge is not a correction, but evidence of rising stress inside the financial system. Thornton frames the move as a structural shift driven by distorted...