The long bonds are caving, Japan’s bonds are swan-diving, and the ECB warns that physical demand for gold could cause a systemic crisis for its member banks. By which they mean banks’ derivative exposures to synthetic gold shenanigans. Tune in with with GoldCore CEO David Russell.

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Financial markets show distress signs like 2008; trust is breaking breakdown, we’ve got a rapidly weakening dollar, and long-bonds are breaking down all over the globe sending borrowing costs screaming higher. Time to plant a garden.

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There’s a crisis afoot in the global long-bond markets. Japan’s is melting down, while the rest are under pressure. Adding fuel to the fire, the Trump administration threw in the towel on controlling US fiscal deficits and now says the plan is to instead “grow the economy.” Translation: More money printing and inflation, dead-ahead.

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Epstein’s death inconsistencies suggest homicide, not suicide; official narratives questioned.

Sound money is the cornerstone of economic prosperity. We don’t have sound money, and the Fed has operated like a monetary vandal authoring the widest wealth gap in US history and the worst generational inequalities. But still we have to make our investment decisions…

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On episode 33 of The Signal Hour, we discuss the “mind virus,” South African farmers’ plight, media bias, and the resilience mindset needed for navigating change.

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Today’s Signal Hour covered alarming vaccine death studies and the FBI’s operation against online child exploitation.

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Episode 30 of the Signal Hour covered media misinformation, vaccine safety debates, geopolitical shifts regarding COVID-19 origins, and economic discussions.

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Episode 30 of the Signal Hour covered media misinformation, vaccine safety debates, geopolitical shifts regarding COVID-19 origins, and economic discussions.

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The GDP contraction was mainly due to tariffs while the labor market is slowing down and retail investors are coasting on a sea of complacency.

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