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What the French Knew – And What It Means for You Today

What the French Knew – And What It Means for You Today

There’s a reason gold is in the headlines. It’s not because of a quarterly earnings beat or a Fed press conference. It’s not because it just launched a new product or filed an IPO. It’s because something bigger is stirring beneath the surface of the financial system, and gold is starting to reflect it. In […]
The Four Contradictions of Tariff Logic – and the Cost of Chasing Control

The Four Contradictions of Tariff Logic – and the Cost of Chasing Control

In 1971, President Nixon ended the gold standard with a televised announcement on a quiet Sunday night. He didn’t call it what it was – a default. He said it was temporary. Necessary. A “response to unfair trade practices.” Sound familiar? Fifty years later, we’re still using trade as a smokescreen for deeper structural problems. […]
What If Tariffs Aren’t the Fix —But the Trigger To Buy More Gold?

What If Tariffs Aren’t the Fix —But the Trigger To Buy More Gold?

It’s now a month since the latest round of U.S. tariffs were announced, but the headlines and effects still ripple through like it was just yesterday. Global trade is being rerouted. Confidence is leaking. And deeper cracks in the system are starting to show. In her latest video, Jan Skoyles digs into what’s really happening […]
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