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It was another great week for gold, and this weekend I published an exclusive interview with Peter Schiff, wherein we talk about exactly how high he thinks the price of gold can go:
Peter Schiff Exclusive: Gold To $26,000?
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On top of that, last week I wrote a piece with my sentiments on the metal. It was my top play heading into 2024, but heading into 2025, do I feel differently? Read here:
Gold: Ride The Lightning
Last week I also published a primer on price controls and why the Harris plan to try and bring prices down is agreed upon by most economists as a fool’s errand:
Prices And Price Controls: An Introduction
And I also highlighted why the labor market under Biden-Harris has been gamed:
Biden-Harris' Magical Labor Market Claims
And I started the week writing about three winning stocks I am letting run:
Letting Three Winners Run
Earlier this month I published about why the trend in uranium prices remains higher:
The Trend In Uranium Prices "Remains Higher": Harris Kupperman
And shared several pieces about the unprecedented monetary destruction that could be on its way as a result of “Kamalanomics”.
An Unprecedented Monetary Destruction Is Coming
In trading earlier this month — before the 50 bps cut — I found it peculiar in the sense that both gold and equities were already raging higher together, like a market that has just thrown its hands up in the air and said “fuck it, we’re going the hyper-inflationary route”, as I said in a column last weekend:
A Plague On Both Your Monetary Houses
In politics, I also wrote last week about why I thought President Trump declining to do another debate with Kamala Harris was a good strategic move:
No More Debates, No More Mistakes
Here’s what else is new on the blog:
The Trend In Uranium Prices "Remains Higher": Harris Kupperman
Tonight's Debate Will Backfire Horribly For Both Kamala Harris And ABC
"It'll Crater The Market": Andy Schectman On Kamala Harris' Tax Policy
What Americans Can Learn From Venezuela’s Crackdown on ‘Price Gougers’
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