Month: October 2020

Gerald Celente: Civil War, Greatest Depression – Be Prepared!

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Trends Research, Released on 10/2/20 Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and publisher of the internationally circulated Trends Journal newsletter. Gerald Celente is a political atheist. Unencumbered … Read more

Rick Rule Is Bullish on Battery Metals but Not Because of Tesla

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MiningStockEducation.com, Released on 10/2/20 0:00 Introduction 1:43 Still deploying money into the royalty space? 3:39 Prospect-generator/royalty-companies still attractive to you? 5:34 Base metal royalties vs. gold royalties 6:58 When does a speculative royalty company turn into an investment? 10:48 Why are gold royalties are valued higher than base metal royalties? 12:21 Sprott, Inc.’s assessment of … Read more

Proposed Capital Rules For Fannie And Freddie Will Drive Up Guarantee Fees And Encourage More Risky Loan Purchases

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by confoundedinterest17 The proposed capital rules for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will like drive up guarantee fees (or g-fees). Fannie Mae said fees would likely rise 0.2 percentage points on average, after making certain assumptions. Freddie Mac said fees might have to rise between 0.15 percentage points and 0.35 percentage points. However, the rhetoric about … Read more

The Undeniable Challenges of Post-Election America

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From Birch Gold Group Each of the presidential candidates obviously has very different economic focuses. A recent article from Barron’s gives some insight into this, starting with the president: “If Trump is re-elected, he seems likely to continue with the policies pursued during his first term. At root, these were designed to let the private sector, the supply … Read more

America’s true national debt is around $135 trillion, not the $27 trillion we are being told

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by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) Anything in the trillions is a really big number, hence the warnings about our ever-expanding national debt, which officially hovers just below $27 trillion, is a hard pill to swallow. But what if we told you that the true national debt is more like $135 trillion? This is the claim of Truth … Read more

What would a Trump second term be like?

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Eric Zuesse If Trump wins, he will be even more beholden to the far right than he was in his first term. Here is why: According to Gallup’s latest findings, which were in early September, 29% of American adults (not necessarily likely voters or even registered voters) are Republicans, 30% are Democrats, and 40% are Independents — … Read more