Gold Telegraph: It’s Happening Now, in Full Force
Friday, 21 March 2025
China plans to add to its strategic reserves this year.
What is on that list?
1. Copper.
2. Cobalt.
3. Nickel.
4. Lithium.
The world is scrambling to secure its future and many investors are sleeping at the wheel.
I called this years ago. Nations would increasingly turn to domestic gold production as a potential strategic move to safeguard their reserves from the erosion of fiat currency. That shift is no longer coming.. it’s happening now, in full force.
Yesterday, the United States announced plans to dramatically accelerate the speed and scale of mineral production on public lands, including: GOLD. For years, many in the United States dismissed gold as a “barbarous relic.” Talk about awkward…
I found this comment from Dr. Ron Paul — former three-time U.S. presidential candidate — especially powerful during our conversation:
“I think the biggest issue for the Federal Reserve is what they do in international finance… I think there are more bailouts than people realize. It’s all credit, it’s all digits. If you were on a gold standard, you couldn’t have all that mischief.”
One of the things I asked @RonPaul was if the United States still had all its gold reserves? Since the conversation… it looks like we are actually going to find out.
Watch the full conversation, here:
GOLD TELEGRAPH CONVERSATION #5: DR. RON PAUL “I think the country would thrive tremendously if we see it in moral terms and don’t have some Federal Reserve being the chief counterfeiter. It’s fraud.” – @RonPaul Three-time U.S. presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul joins me for Show more
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Courtesy of Dinar Guru: https://www.dinarguru.com/
Walkingstick Trump is getting a delegation to go to Iraq to deal and talk about the oil and rare mineral earth minerals right IMO…probably next week.
Militia Man The Central Bank confirms they’re ready to launch a digital currency. The central bank in my view has that infrastructure in place at the bank. It sounds like successes are already in place, allows them the ability to say things like, ‘We’re ready to launch digital currency.’ And that’s dinar…It’s a big deal.
Tsunami of Homes about to Flood the Markets
Liberty and Finance:
In a recent appearance on Liberty and Finance, economist Michael Pento delivered a stark warning about the detrimental role central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve, are playing in fueling inflation and ballooning government debt.
Pento argues that the Fed’s policies, driven by the government’s insatiable spending habits, are not only exacerbating current economic woes but are also setting the stage for a significant crisis.
Pento’s core argument revolves around the idea that central banks, through their policies of expanding the money supply, are essentially enabling unsustainable government spending.
He contends that the Fed’s practice of monetizing debt – essentially buying government bonds – is a direct response to the government’s inability to fund its expenditures through legitimate means like taxation.
This, he claims, is not driven by a desire to serve the public good, but rather to ensure the government’s continued solvency.
Furthermore, Pento challenges the long-held belief in the “Fed put,” the notion that the Federal Reserve can and will intervene to prevent significant economic downturns.
He dismisses this as a fallacy, arguing that the Fed’s tools are limited and that their continued use is only delaying the inevitable reckoning. By artificially propping up the market, the Fed is merely creating larger imbalances that will ultimately lead to a more severe correction.
Looking ahead to 2025, Pento paints a grim picture. He predicts a period of anemic GDP growth, potentially tipping into a recession. This slowdown, he believes, will be compounded by factors such as rising tariffs, which will stifle international trade and further depress economic activity, and the decline of liquidity in the market.
Pento emphasizes that these conditions pose significant risks to asset prices. He cautions investors to be wary, suggesting that the market’s current valuation may be unsustainable in the face of tightening monetary policy and a weakening economy.
The potential for a sharp correction, he argues, is amplified by the very policies that were initially intended to prevent one.
In conclusion, Michael Pento’s analysis paints a concerning picture of the current economic landscape. He believes that central bank policies, designed to support unsustainable government spending, are ultimately creating greater economic instability and risk. His forecast for 2025 highlights the potential for a significant economic slowdown, urging investors to exercise caution and prepare for a potentially turbulent period ahead.
The key takeaway is that reliance on artificial monetary policy has its limits, and the chickens of uncontrolled government spending and inflated money supply are poised to come home to roost.
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