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First principles start with the periodic table, yet the concept is more frequently linked to technologists than to mining CEOs. Ironic, no? Without these minerals, technology wouldn’t exist.
Numerous world-class mineral resources trade for pennies on the dollar, while something like Fartcoin boasts a $1.1 billion market cap.
This will change.
Be cautious… many junior mining companies only burn cash without making any progress. Know what you own.
Trade wars… Approaching.
The world’s fourth-largest asset manager, overseeing $4.73 trillion in assets, predicts that gold prices could surge to $3,100 an ounce this year. Last year, Gold had its best year in US dollar terms in 14 years.
Janet Yellen said today that C***d stimulus may have contributed to inflation. Remarkable. This is the United States Treasury Secretary.
During my conversation with the brilliant @judyshel, she shared an incredible story about Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen:
In a July 1996 Federal Reserve meeting, Janet Yellen argued for a 2% inflation target, citing a Keynesian perspective tied to “money illusion.”
She explained that giving workers a nominal 1% raise during 2% inflation effectively cuts real wages without them noticing.
This perspective was met with laughter around the table.
Something to remember, today she acknowledged that Biden-era stimulus spending may have played a role in the United States’ inflation challenges.
During my conversation with the brilliant @judyshel, she shared an incredible story about Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen:
In a July 1996 Federal Reserve meeting, Janet Yellen argued for a 2% inflation target, citing a Keynesian perspective tied to “money illusion.”
She… pic.twitter.com/uFhM5zs9sx
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) January 9, 2025
Full conversation here:
GOLD TELEGRAPH CONVERSATIONS #1:
JUDY SHELTON“I want the United States to be the leader if there’s any kind of gold backing to a currency.” – @judyshel
Economic advisor to former President Donald Trump, Judy Shelton, joins me for a captivating conversation spanning a wide… pic.twitter.com/gmk9GqBCPz
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) November 3, 2024
Indonesia’s nickel move could cut global supply by 35%, according to Macquarie. This is why I was pounding the table on this in late 2024. This is quite significant. Minerals…
Regardless of all the distractions in the world… The world still faces a massive issue. $312 trillion of global debt. Endless amounts of debt. Only a finite amount of minerals shape our planet.
