With multiple financial pattern shifts signaling that we are on the precipice of the next collapse, a closer examination of recent financial crises reveals who the big losers are, who the big gainers are, and how the elite set up the inevitable transfer of wealth from the many to the few.
Lynette Zhang, chief market analyst at ITM trading, returns to Reluctant Preppers to expose the telling findings of her latest research.
Zang draws the parallels between this present moment in history vs.previous precipitous financial cliffs that we seem to be repeating.
Financial writer and precious metals expert Craig Hemke has a prediction for gold and silver prices in the not so distant future.
Hemke says, “A collapse of the scheme they cooked up. This scheme of digital alchemy, this make-believe gold, getting people to accept gold exposure as an alternative to the real thing, is going to collapse too.”
Hemke says watch the palladium market. It is highly leveraged, and that could be the first metal market to fall when people demand delivery and say ‘I want my metal.’
Hemke says, “Right, that’s when the music stops, and that is what we are all waiting for.”
Whether you're trying to protect your family from the failing global financial system, or to prepare for how are you going to feed your family if the climate gets hotter or colder, you've got to know what's really happening, so that you can make proper preparations.
Mike Rivero, host of WhatReallyHappened.com, returns to Reluctant Preppers to weigh in on what direction things are really headed, and how you can discern the truth so you know what you need to do to take care of your family!
“More people are thinking just like you are right now. You just don’t know it,” Chris Martenson tells Silver Doctors.
We’re seeing collapse in the “three E’s”: economy, environment, and energy. Martenson says these collapses are processes not events, and that these changes are happening now.
In the economy, we're seeing the economy collapse from the outside in.
First in the periphery countries, then making its way to the core. Regarding the environment, he shares how insects is disappearing. “One does not simply remove the bottom of the food pyramid without eventual consequences.”
Martenson asks, “What kind of world are we leaving behind?” Changing the way we live impacts not only us, but generations after. He shares how to not only thrive in tough times, but to transform the world for the better.
He shares how to build a community of likeminded individuals to take this journey with you.
With sentiment for the precious metals returning, outlook on prices turning bullish, and central banks piling on gold reserves, now is a great time to own the metals, according to panelists on the Ultimate Gold Panel.
Join Peter Hug, Frank Holmes, Peter Schiff, and Roy Sebag in part one of the panel discussion, hosted at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, and find out why the experts think the tide has turned in gold's favor.
Risks for gold are skewed to the upside as the yellow metal has already seen its lows in 2018, said George Milling-Stanley, Head of Gold Strategy at State Street Global Advisors.
“I think we’ve tested the downside a good deal in 2018, my guess is that what we’ll do is test the overhead resistance during the course of 2019. I’m seeing prices at or above $1,350 level sometime during 2019.
I think the risks are all to the upside right now for gold,” Milling Stanley told Kitco News.
Currency differentials will be the key to rising gold prices, said Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investor.
“Any type of a drop in a rates, gold in a blink of an eye, is $1,500,” Holmes told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference.
John Podesta resurfaced on CFR member Erin Burnett's CNN show the other day. Skippy was gloating about the arrest of Roger Stone.
And although CNN rolled out the red carpet for the Clinton insider who Andrew Breitbart alleged was a cover-upper for child sex traffickers, it was the comment section under CNN's video where the cold hard truth was served.
