Pain Almost Over, Let the Gains Begin

by David Brady via Sprott Money FUNDAMENTALS President-Elect Biden, as the media have crowned him, is still not officially the president ‘yet’. Uncertainty remains, which markets detest. The likelihood of new fiscal stimulus is remote until certainty is restored and the official result is confirmed. Even when we do get new fiscal stimulus, its size could be determined … Read more

Doug Casey on the Inevitable Breakup of the U.S.

by Casey Research Rachel’s note: Last week, I caught up with Casey Research founder Doug Casey on his new page-turner, Assassin. It’s the third installment of his High Ground series. It’s got a few parallels to today’s wild political events. So for our next Conversations With Casey, I asked Doug about his predictions for the future of the U.S… the impending civil … Read more

John Williams – Gold Says Hyperinflation Straight Ahead. Hyperinflationary Great Depression Coming

Economist John Williams expects to see some very large inflation because of all the stimulus coming and predicts, “The more left we go, the more rapid will be the demise of the dollar. Eventually, it will be a hyperinflation in the United States. What I am looking at here is this evolving into a hyperinflationary … Read more

The Greatest Scam in History for Political Change

by Martin Armstrong I am here from the Government to Protect You COMMENT: Hi Martin Now that coronavirus deaths have apparently topped 1 million people globally, which is over 0.01% of the world’s population, I’ve been wondering whether there are any other comparable threats to my life that the government is not protecting me from. I … Read more

US Stock valuations are at the most extreme level ever – even excluding the impact of the pandemic on GDP and profit

by SpontaneousDisorder Sauce https://www.hussmanfunds.com/comment/mc201116/ By traditional valuation metrics, we were at extremes 5 years ago. That’s when I started becoming perma-bearish. Yet the bubble keeps inflating! Feels like I’m going to die before it pops. If a pandemic and -30% GDP can’t pop it… what can?