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Politics at the Fed: What It Means for Investors
The Federal Reserve was not born fully independent, but over the past century it has built its reputation on a principle that has set it apart: the freedom to make monetary decisions without direct political interference. That independence has long been touted as its greatest strength, the cornerstone of its credibility. Yet today, the very […]
David Hunter- Why Gold Could Explode to $4,000 This Year
These aren’t wild guesses, they’re the contrarian forecasts of macro strategist David Hunter. In this GoldCore TV interview, Hunter explains why: Gold could hit $4,000 in the coming months and surge to $20,000 by the 2030s Silver could leap to $75 near-term and ultimately $500 A weakening dollar and massive money printing will fuel asset […]
Capturing the Fed: The Quiet Reset Behind Washington’s Power Struggle
The battle for the Federal Reserve’s independence has taken a decisive turn, and the markets are still sipping cocktails as though nothing is happening. Donald Trump has announced his (attempted) firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing alleged mortgage irregularities. Never before has a president tried to dismiss a Fed governor. It’s the sort […]
The ECB Admits Gold Might Crash The System
In a recent note, ECB economists highlighted the risks that could arise from rising demand for physically settled gold contracts, particularly during periods of geopolitical stress. Their concern? That such demand might contribute to wider financial instability in the eurozone. It’s a rare admission. And an important one. Gold has long been viewed as a […]
Gold Above $3,000, Is This The New Normal?
Last Thursday, we sat down with renowned analyst Lobo Tiggre to unpack what’s really driving gold and silver — and why this time might actually be different. Lobo didn’t hold back: he sees a paradigm shift underway, with Trump’s return to the political stage, persistent geopolitical volatility, and long-term distrust in fiat currencies shaping a new kind of gold market. Gold’s […]
Gold above $3,000… but the real story is just beginning
With gold and silver both climbing—silver making some strong gains today—investors are clearly getting nervous. Safe-haven demand is back in focus as markets try to digest a mix of slowing growth projections, sticky inflation, and growing confusion over U.S. trade policy. Last week, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold, but revised its economic […]
Who Really Owns America’s Gold?
Less than a week ago the gold price sailed past $3,000. And there it has held firm. Silver has also made some notable moves. Something has changed and it seems like it could be here to stay. The push to own gold and silver is not just a vote for financial diversification but it is […]
Recession Warning: Jim Rogers on U.S. Debt, Gold & Market Collapse
At the time of writing gold prices have slightly edged higher, supported by another mild U.S. inflation report. Meanwhile, silver prices dipped slightly due to what is most likely a routine corrective pullback after this week’s strong gains. Concerns about inflation easing continue to have minimal effect on gold, as investors still regard the precious […]
Gold Nears $3,000 – What Happens Next?
Gold prices continue to trade near all-time highs, surpassing $2,900 per ounce for the first time this week. Markets are facing fresh uncertainty following President Trump’s announcement of 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, with no exemptions. The move has already drawn strong responses from major trading partners raising concerns about escalating trade tensions and yet […]
