SchiffGold
October 30, 2026
On his latest podcast, Peter runs through a wide range of topics, starting with the Federal Reserve's confused approach to interest rates and inflation. He then pivots to Brazil's election and what it reveals about the false promises of democratic socialism, before turning to domestic politics and the hollow nature of Republican tax cuts that come without spending cuts.
Aujourd'hui à Istanbul, l'envoyé spécial de Vladimir Poutine a déclaré que la future coopération entre la Russie et les États-Unis (et d'autres nations) sera "glorieuse."
Par Alex Krainer - Le 22 octobre 2026 - Source Blog de l'auteur
Si seulement nous avions eu des indications précoces que les choses déraillaient...
L'une des conséquences de l'instabilité politique en France est qu'elle a révélé la fracture des alliances occidentales, lorsque le président Trump et le président Macron ont échangé accusations et insultes à cause des émeutes qui ont secoué la France.
michael-hudson.com
Michael Hudson: Europe Falling Under the U. S. Sphere of Influence
With Glenn Diesen, October 23, 2026,
Glenn
Welcome back, everyone. We are joined today by Professor Michael Hudson, who has an excellent website with articles and videos. I have left a link in the description, so make sure to follow his excellent work. Thank you for coming back on the program.
By Nick Giambruno
International Man
October 28, 2026
Imagine working 9 to 5 for 50 years, then watching the Federal Reserve create 40% of the money supply and erase the purchasing power of 20 years of your labor.
You don't have to imagine it. The COVID mass psychosis gave us a preview as governments across the world unleashed a frenzy of currency debasement.
I have no doubt that the next episode will cause greater damage-and devastate most people.
By Chris MacIntosh
International Man
October 27, 2026
Every empire dies the same way: slowly, then all at once, and always while its institutions insist all is well.
Rome's senators kept debating procedure while the granaries emptied. The British aristocracy kept dressing for dinner while the Raj slipped away. And today, European finance ministers keep issuing communiqués about "resilience" and "strategic autonomy" while the economies supporting these parasites fail in real time.
Schiff Sovereign
October 27, 2026
In July 1974, a former bond trader turned politician named William Simon boarded a private plane out of Andrews Air Force Base for a two-week tour of Europe and the Middle East.
Simon had been Treasury Secretary for all of two months, and the government had a problem.
Three years earlier Nixon had cut the dollar loose from gold. Then came the Arab oil embargo, led by King Faisal of Saudi Arabia after the 1973 war, and the price of oil roughly quadrupled.
par Urs Maurer-Lambrou
Un portefeuille de 852 milliards de francs suisses sauvé grâce à 13% de ses actifs en or.
À première vue, le résultat financier 2025 de la Banque nationale suisse semblait solide, avec un bénéfice net de 26,1 milliards de francs suisses. Mais si l'on fait abstraction de ses réserves d'or, le tableau s'inverse rapidement. Le portefeuille en devises étrangères - composé d'obligations et d'actions étrangères qui constituent l'essentiel des réserves - a en réalité enregistré une perte de 8,8 milliards de francs suisses.
By George F. Smith
October 24, 2026
My grandson is 21, pursuing a degree in college and active in sports and social life. His future looks bright. But he and others of his generation will enter that future with a handicap imposed on them by people they have never met: Policymakers at the Federal Reserve. They claim to be "firmly committed to fulfilling its statutory mandate from Congress of promoting maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates."
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
October 24, 2026
The United States has reached a point where the government is spending more than $1 trillion annually simply to pay interest on money it has already borrowed. The Treasury Department reported that the federal deficit reached $1.99 trillion for fiscal year 2026, an increase of $217 billion from the previous year.
By Doug Casey
International Man
October 23, 2026
International Man: The SEC just approved a new generation of funds that offer three times the daily performance of commodities like gold, silver, and oil. Wall Street is making it easier than ever for ordinary investors to take leveraged bets on volatile markets. What do you make of these products?
Doug Casey: Leverage is great-when you guess right.