A sea of red… That’s pretty much all you saw in stock markets late last week. In fact, Thursday was the S&P500’s worst drop since June 2020, while it also marked the largest single-day loss for the Nasdaq100 Index in HISTORY.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, African Rainbow Capital Investments (JSE: AIL) or ARC for short, released their interim results for the six-months ending December 2024. But it was the second SENS release that grabbed all the attention and sent its shares +5% higher. In short, management announced its intention to buyout all the ordinary shares in company, and subsequently, delist from the JSE and A2X exchange.
Read MoreEvery quarter, Reuters surveys analysts across the world…To find out what they think will be the TOP performing base metals on the London Metal Exchange (LME).
What exactly are base metals? Think copper, lead, zinc, tin, nickel… These, however, weren’t the top answer. The answer was in fact…
For decades, precious metal bulls have complained that paper markets have manipulated the prices of gold and silver.
You see, the same bar of gold/silver can be bought and sold a thousand times over without ever leaving the same vault. This allows the fiat cartel to use paper money to suppress prices of the physical metals.
The only way to combat this “manipulation” is if every buyer had custody of their own gold, which, not many buyers do.
Interestingly, these dynamics seem to have recently changed…and fast!
In one day, US President Donald Trump threatened three key partners – China, Canada, and Mexico – with tariffs over illegal immigration and fentanyl. These threats combined with the tit-for-tat tariff response by Canada and Mexico were enough to send stock markets across the world into the red.
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