Why the Next Recession Will Be the Catalyst for Depression
January 30, 2026
remains under pressure after the Fed-driven repricing that hit the precious metals complex, but the character of the move is shifting. What began as an aggressive selloff is now transitioning...
Read moreDetailsAfter 3 days of gains, stocks were headed higher again pre-market and then got hit with 2 bits of inflation data, which took the wind out of the sails. WTI...
Read moreDetailsMarkets stabilise after rebound but remain fragile amid oil spikes and geopolitical headlines Oil prices and Middle East tensions continue to drive short-term equity market direction Central bank decisions and...
Read moreDetailshas completed a decline into the March 17–18 cycle low, stabilizing around the 5000 VC PMI equilibrium zone. Holding above 4974 (Buy 1) confirms a base, opening the path toward...
Read moreDetailsDespite Wednesday’s selloff, remains up approximately 15% year-to-date — extending what has been a multi-year bull market. The January all-time high demonstrated that the structural bull case for gold is intact....
Read moreDetailsThe asymmetric scaling of credit has inflated The Everything Bubble that will burst with devastating consequences for the real economy.When credit scales faster than it can be absorbed by productive investments, the resulting credit-asset...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal Reserve held rates steady, but continues to project 25bp rate cuts in both 2026 and 2027 as they seek to optimise policy to deal with upside price risks...
Read moreDetailsIndia is winning the competition with China to attract Russian cargoes with vessels turning mid-voyage away from their previous Chinese destinations and heading for India, as the U.S. waiver on...
Read moreDetailsGold stabilizes after pullback, eyeing Fed policy outlook Technical indicators show directionless picture It may ascend towards 5,100-5,150 if geopolitical tensions continue to bite has been trading around 5,000 for...
Read moreDetailsThe latest spike has drawn comparisons to previous similar spikes (charts). There were six of them before the current one, since 1970. The first five coincided with recessions. The two...
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