Day: April 6, 2023

Gold has long been a valuable and highly sought-after commodity, and recent news suggests that central banks worldwide are taking notice. In February alone, global central banks added 52 tons of gold to their reserves, marking the eleventh consecutive month of net purchases. This trend has not gone unnoticed by people around the world, and […]

On March 30, 2023, three U.S. Congressmen introduced a pivotal sound-money bill. The bill aims to promote economic stability by restoring the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power and ensuring that it is backed by gold. This article will examine the bill’s potential impact, the history of sound money, and why it is essential for a healthy […]

Mexico is exploring the possibility of joining the BRICS group of nations, a move that could significantly shift the country’s foreign policy and its economic relations. The move comes amid growing tensions with the US, Mexico’s longtime trading partner, and the country’s search for new allies in the global arena. Introduction The BRICS group of […]

The recent call for the redistribution of wealth by JP Morgan has raised eyebrows and stirred controversy, with many drawing comparisons to the World Economic Forum’s infamous “you will own nothing and you will be happy” statement. In this article, we will explore the implications of JP Morgan’s proposal, examine the similarities and differences between […]

Introduction Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican senator from Wisconsin, recently engaged in a heated exchange with Janet Yellen, the United States Secretary of the Treasury. In a Senate hearing, Johnson expressed his concern about the country’s increasing debt and the potential consequences of Yellen’s policies. The senator questioned whether Yellen’s policies would drive the national […]