Nearly 30 years on the radio and serving our customers – that is what we bring you. As no-nonsense experts in the field of wealth preservation and insurance, there are thousands of clients, who have put their trust in the professional advice given these past years. We have long since lost track of how many ounces of gold, silver, copper and platinum products we have delivered into the hands of our clientele.
Robby Noel and I began reaching out to listeners in the early to mid 1990’s – to people who understood the future and coming economic collapse in what could be the last Roman Empire – the United States of America. And many of YOU were with us most of the way. Continue reading
Did you know that the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has fallen by more than 97 percent since 1913? Sadly, as you will see below, the decline in the purchasing power of our currency appears to have greatly accelerated in recent years. Thanks to the rising cost of living, most Americans have lost faith in the American Dream. In fact, a new survey that was just released discovered that 51 percent of us believe that the American Dream is now out of reach for most people… 
There is a high likelihood that, due to the past large decline in the yearly growth rate of the money supply, the US economy is heading towards an economic bust. 
In the shadowed annals of human striving, where fortune’s wheel turns with inexorable force, few spectacles provoke deeper unease than the concentration of unimaginable riches in a single pair of hands. A trillion dollars – more wealth than many nations command, a sum vast enough to dwarf the economies of continents – rests now, for the first time in history, within the grasp of one man. Elon Musk, that restless engineer of rockets and circuits, stands as the emblem of this milestone. Yet the achievement, while born of ingenuity and daring, stirs ancient moral qualms.
“The barbarian hopes — and that is the mark of him, that he can have his cake and eat it too. He will consume what civilization has slowly produced after generations of selection and effort, but he will not be at pains to replace such goods, nor indeed has he a comprehension of the virtue that has brought them into being. We sit by and watch the barbarian. We tolerate him in the long stretches of peace, we are not afraid. We are tickled by his irreverence; his comic inversion of our old certitudes; we laugh. But as we laugh we are watched by large and awful faces from beyond, and on these faces there are no smiles.”
All US markets crashed hard on Friday in an epic landslide as stocks took a downhill thrill ride for the record books. Bonds and Bitcoin joined the collapse!
Two Senate Democrats on Thursday called on the Trump administration to stop the production of a 24-karat gold coin bearing President Trump’s image to commemorate America’s 250th birthday, with the lawmakers expressing concerns that some of the gold used by U.S. Mint could be traced to foreign cartels.
After a blistering rally that carried bullion to record highs at $5,600 earlier this year, the metal has spent recent weeks consolidating and is now hovering directly above its long-term trend line.
The warning was blunt and delivered in public: Postmaster General David Steiner told a House oversight subcommittee in March 2026 that the U.S. Postal Service is less than a year from running out of money. If USPS keeps paying all its obligations as it has been, the cash runs out as soon as October 2026. If it defaults on more payments to buy time, the deadline extends to February 2027, but only temporarily.
In September 2020, JP Morgan paid a landmark $920 million settlement to resolve charges of “spoofing” – placing and cancelling fake buy or sell orders – to manipulate the silver market. A little over five years later, JP Morgan closed out a 3.17 million oz. silver short position (633 delivery notices), conveniently right before silver shot up from $73 to over $120/oz.
With the Strait of Hormuz still effectively closed, top oil-consuming countries have been rapidly draining their reserves, helping keep crude prices in check.
There is a particular kind of financial wisdom that used to be passed down at kitchen tables. A grandparent, someone who remembered harder times, would explain that the first obligation of a responsible person was to spend less than they earned, put something away, and let patience do its quiet work. The savings account was not a sophisticated instrument. It was a vessel for deferred consumption – a way of translating present discipline into future security. The interest it paid was modest, but it moved in the same direction over time.
Social Security recipients are usually already working on a shoestring budget. However, policy shifts from the Trump administration mean those monthly funds could shrink due to a pair of new(ish) benefit offsets – one that is already taking a bite out of checks, and another looming on the horizon.
The first inflation report under new Federal Reserve chief Kevin Warsh shows consumer prices in April were at their highest level in almost three years.
The US debt surpassed $31.27 trillion, exceeding the country’s $31.22 trillion in GDP. This represents a debt-to-GDP ratio of 100.2%, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, compiled by the Committee on a Responsible Federal Budget and released in April. This level is well above the historical average. Debt-to-GDP ratios, in principle, are not a cause for concern, but other economic conditions in the US aggravate the situation. 
