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Capital moves at lightning speed in today’s interconnected world. And that’s where bear markets and recessions create spillover effects worldwide.

China is going through a myriad of problems and it has massive repercussions for the commodities market.

Relative to the U.S. equity markets which are down nearly 25% as of this writing, gold is actually outperforming, or the lesser loser.

Some of the best intuition I get comes from the OMI, “Outside of Market Indicators”.

We are now entering tax loss season. It’s time to prepare that the worst of the resource bear market could yet come.

In a time of high global inflation caused in part by massive money printing and fiscal stimulus experiments, gold SHOULD be rocking. What’s going on…?

Recent inflation data continues to show significant upwards pressure on consumer prices. Likely forcing the hand of Fed officials to raise rates further and push the US dollar higher versus other currencies.

I believe there’s a substantial chance that this is a long, drawn-out recession. And in between superstar opportunities, I want to get paid to wait.

Japan just helped uranium creep closer to its final inflection point.