I probably read most of what Sprott publishes, but I would never call him credible. It's good practice to gather facts and opinions from both...
It's a bull market and probably will continue to be until more people pile in to precious metals. For unexplained reasons, markets seem to move...
I can't reconcile $25 silver with toilet paper money.
I have a lot of sympathy for the concept, but it would probably be necessary to pick something with a lower mintage to execute. It might also...
You called Sprott "credible" and I just wanted to point out to you and others that on the day of the very top of the PM market when prices are...
Not only is is not impossible, but it's been the norm since the dawn of money. I'm not sure why you hold on to your error so stubbornly when it...
You are 100% correct, of course, and it is a shame that people value their own opinions more than the facts supplied by others.
You may want to consider that Sprott runs a PM fund and may not be totally objective. Do you really think he will ever tell people that it's time...
Not quite. It's important to have the proper definition of inflation. It is a change in the supply of money that is greater than the change in...
It isn't much different from the 1970s or 1930s.
Here is another way to think about it to correct your error. Approach it in reverse. There is about $2trillion in Federal Reserve Notes in...
I understand your problem because I've read some of the same internet websites with the mis-information you quote. The first thing you need to...
You can believe what you want, but you are wrong. And in your example, the corn will most likely be purchased by a wholesaler using a bank line...
It works the same way with fiat.
It's important to understand what you own and why. The mining companies haven't done as well as the metal. I've read two reasons for this. One...
I have several canadian silver dollars. They are great coins and somewhat overlooked.
The extra 9 matters to some people, but the coins are essentially identical in value. Your question isn't silly at all. I called ScotiaBank...
And that is the core of the misunderstanding. There isn't a dollar in circulation for every house, every piece of land, every stock, every bond,...
There is no interest on the currency. There is interest on the Treasury bonds.
Think of it this way. There exists about $50trillion in assets in the US, which increases almost every year. There is also about $2Trillion in...
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