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(AUDIO AVAILABLE) In a recent episode of the Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with veteran journalist and author Stuart Englert to discuss gold revaluation, the manipulation of precious metals markets, and the broader implications for the financial system. Englert, author of Rigged: Exposing the Largest Financial Fraud in History, has spent years researching how the monetary system has been distorted to favor fiat currencies at the expense of sound money principles. Michael Maharrey Stuart Englert Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment #Gold #Economy #History #Investing #PreciousMetals

I ran across a story the other day that can serve as a cautionary tale. I'll tell you up front that there are a lot of unanswered questions in this story, but with a little speculation, I think I can squeeze out a lesson. The lesson is to keep your mouth shut! Headline: "Florida Man Uses Fake ID to Steal Gold Bars." You have to love those "Florida Man" headlines, right? Anyway, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, a UPS truck pulled up to a Tampa home. A man approached the driver and told him the package belonged to him. The driver did the right thing. He didn't just hand some rando the package. He asked for ID, which the man produced. Turns out the ID was fake. And what was in the package? Gold bars. Ouch. By the way, here's a picture of our intrepid suspect... Michael Maharrey Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment Tampa Police Department Florida Sheriffs Association #Gold #Theft #Advice #Warning #Florida

Policies such as tariffs have consequences – both good and bad. It’s easy to focus on a policy decision's perceived benefits, but it’s crucial to consider potential negative ramifications. So, how could a prolonged trade war impact the precious metals markets? Michael Maharrey Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment Metals Focus Ltd #Tariffs #PreciousMetals #Import #Export #Economy

The financial markets have been all over the place this week, with stocks swinging back and forth without a clear direction. The session opened on a positive note after a benign U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed core inflation rising just 3.1% in February, lower than expected. This initially lifted stock indices, but the rally quickly faded as selling pressure took over, signaling market weakness and hesitation to rebound after recent declines. Amid the uncertainty, gold and silver stood out as bright spots, gaining 0.89% and 1.8%, respectively, and moving toward a key technical breakout that could mark the next leg of the precious metals bull market. Gold has shown impressive resilience in recent weeks, holding steady even as the broader markets plunged—a clear sign of strength. Over the past year, its powerful nearly $1,000 per ounce uptrend has been punctuated by healthy consolidations, and this recent pause appears to be another of those necessary breathers. I closely track $100 increments in COMEX gold futures, as they often serve as key support and resistance levels. Despite a few attempts to dip below $2,900, gold has held firm, and today’s rise suggests it may finally be ready to challenge the critical $3,000 resistance—a level of immense psychological significance. A decisive, high-volume close above this threshold should pave the way for even greater gains, potentially pushing gold toward $3,380 in this rally, assuming it follows its trajectory of the past three economic cycles. Jesse Colombo Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment #Gold #Silver #PreciousMetals #Commodities #Investing

The federal government ran yet another massive budget deficit in February, pushing the total budget shortfall to over $1 trillion just five months into the fiscal year. The federal government spent $307.01 billion more than it took in last month. That drove the cumulative deficit for fiscal 2025 to $1.15 trillion with seven months left. It is the biggest deficit ever through five months. The Treasury collected $296.42 billion in February. That was a 9.3 percent increase in revenue over February 2024. So far, in fiscal 2025, government tax receipts total $1.89 trillion. That's about $3 billion more than the same period last year, but according to a Treasury Department official, the 2024 revenue figure was inflated by deferred tax payments from 2023 related to natural disasters. The real problem is on the spending side of the ledger. The Trump administration blew through $603.44 billion last month, a 6.3 percent increase over February 2024. That drove total spending in fiscal 2025 to $3.04 trillion, a 13.4 percent increase compared to the first five months of fiscal 2024. Michael Maharrey Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment #NationalDebt #FederalBudget #Economy #Deficit #GovernmentSpending

Price inflation moderated in February, setting the stage for more inflation. The CPI data for last month wasn’t bad. It broke a four-month upward trend, and the numbers all came in lower than forecast. But the CPI data for last month wasn’t great either. Even with the dip in the numbers, the headline annual CPI rate is still higher than it was last November, and core CPI remains mired above 3 percent. Michael Maharrey Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment #ConsumerPriceIndex #Inflation #Economy #Money #Politics

(AUDIO AVAILABLE) In this week’s episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey went into a deep discussion on the weaponization of the U.S. dollar, the global response to financial sanctions, and the ongoing trend of de-dollarization. Maharrey revisited a 2019 appearance on RT, where he predicted that the U.S. and its Western allies would leverage the SWIFT payment system as a foreign policy tool, in the faces of naysayers and so-called fact checkers at the time. That prediction has since come true, with major ramifications for the global financial system. Michael Maharrey Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment #Weaponization #Dollar #USD #Geopolitics #Economics

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Mises Wire recently ran a story entitled “The Gold at Fort Knox Was Stolen From Americans,” written by Mises Institute‘s executive editor Ryan McMaken. His essay‘s apt title reiterates the facts of the events that occurred in the early days of Franklin Delano Roosevelt‘s first term as president (1933-37). As he correctly states, FDR was determined to “...end the gold standard and confiscate private gold holdings in the United States,” believing that it was a major cause of the Great Depression. In so doing, McMaken continues, “The US government reneged on its promises to redeem US dollars in gold,” including defaulting on redemption of gold-based Liberty Bonds from World War I, which were scheduled to mature in 1938. But the fallout of FDR’s gold adventures was far worse than reneging on US gold bond redemption, as I explain... Jane L. Johnson Mises Institute Money Metals - Buy Gold, Silver & Precious Metals for Investment Ryan McMaken #Gold #FortKnox #Liberty #Economics #History

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