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10/10/2025

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09/10/2025

Economist Peter Schiff says investors are missing one of the biggest opportunities in decades, calling the current rally “the most unloved gold bull market in history.”

As gold prices hit $4,000 an ounce, Schiff pointed out that gold mining stocks haven’t kept pace. “Gold is at a new record high,” he wrote on X, “but most gold mining stocks are down.” He blames this on nervous investors taking profits too early instead of holding for long-term gains.

Schiff urged traders to “buy miners and HODL,” arguing that the market is underestimating how much profit potential still exists in the sector. He believes fear and short-term thinking are keeping valuations artificially low.

Macro strategist Otavio Costa of Crescat Capital agrees. He noted that even with some mining companies up more than 100% this year, their price-to-earnings ratios have fallen, suggesting strong upside remains if gold stays elevated.

With the metal now at record highs and miners positioned to post their largest profit margins ever, Schiff says investors should focus on patience. In his view, the disconnect between gold’s price surge and miners’ lagging performance won’t last forever — and those who hold could reap the biggest rewards.

08/10/2025

Investors looking at rare earth and strategic metals ETFs can now explore new opportunities as the U.S. government takes direct equity stakes in major miners. VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF (NYSE:REMX), Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF (NYSE:LIT), and iShares U.S. Basic Materials ETF (NYSE:IYM) are set to gain from a boom in domestic production efforts.

REMX, which owns stakes in MP Materials Corp (NYSE:MP) among others, monitors international rare earth producers, while LIT specializes in lithium and battery technology supply chains that increasingly overlap with rare earth production. IYM provides a diversified, wider play on U.S. materials businesses, including those that are expected to benefit from federal support of strategic mining initiatives.

These ETFs become relevant as the White House announced it is investing $35.6 million in Trilogy Metals Inc. (AMEX:TMQ), taking a 10% stake in the Canadian explorer’s Ambler district of mines in Alaska. The area contains copper-dominated polymetallic deposits required by energy infrastructure, the defense industry, and manufacturing. Trilogy shares jumped over 225% on Tuesday after the news, stressing the excitement in the market for state-supported mining ventures.

07/10/2025

Mark Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur and Shark Tank star, ignited debate on X Sunday by weighing in on immigration, healthcare costs and political posturing.

Cuban posted a series of messages responding to other X users, tackling complex issues around undocumented immigrants and public healthcare.

He began by acknowledging the legality issue but highlighted economic contributions, tweeting, "Illegal is illegal. No way around it. But, the data says that they contribute more than they take."

He also weighed in on state policies, arguing that states should have the right to spend federal and local resources as they see fit.

Cuban also suggested practical measures to address immigration, saying, "I got no problem with offering more money for self-deportation. Cheaper to taxpayers. The only humane option so far."

06/10/2025

Technology mogul Jack Dorsey has long championed decentralized technologies such as Bitcoin, suggesting their application in areas like artificial intelligence and social media.

Speaking at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in December 2024, Dorsey expressed concerns about the growing power and influence of social media platforms, stating that users are unknowingly working for these companies “for free” every time they interact with posts.

“Every time you hit the heart, every time you like a post, every time you retweet something, that’s a signal to an algorithm which then takes that in a bunch of other variables and uses that as a way to push into someone else’s feed,” Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, said. “That company has successfully made you an employee without paying you a thing.”

Dorsey said the same was happening in the field of artificial intelligence, where the collective intelligence of the people is locked up within five big companies, which then decide how one interacts with systems.

“We need to own that protocol layer,” Dorsey, the CEO of Bitcoin-focused company Block, said. “I should not have to ask Google whether to build a feature, nor should I be Reliant upon Google’s algorithm to tell me what I should pay attention to.”

03/10/2025

Ford CEO Jim Farley marked his five-year anniversary at the company by reflecting on both progress and challenges.

He said his time at Ford has been “full of surprises,” but noted that he is most proud of the team he built and the foundation laid for the future.

Farley pointed out Ford’s progress on closing the cost gap with General Motors. He highlighted a billion-dollar reduction in year-over-year costs without restructuring, a first for the company, though GM still holds an advantage.

He also praised the Trump administration’s move to relax emissions standards, calling it a potential tailwind for the auto industry. Farley believes the market has yet to fully grasp the benefit of these policy changes for companies like Ford.

Recent performance has given the automaker a boost. Ford’s third-quarter deliveries surged, with nearly 86,000 electrified vehicles sold, up almost 20% year-over-year. The F-150 remained America’s best-selling pickup for the 49th straight year.

Ford is also extending EV purchase credits through the end of the year, offering customers additional incentives. Still, the company faces ongoing hurdles, including multiple recalls.

30/09/2025

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29/09/2025

South Korea can’t afford to pay the $350 billion all at once, as President Donald Trump proposed, according to Seoul’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Wi Sung-lac, who spoke on Channel A News on Saturday.

“We are not able to pay $350 billion in cash,” Wi stated, according to Reuters. “The position we’re talking about is not a negotiating tactic, but rather, it is objectively and realistically not a level we are able to handle.”

The allies’ July handshake agreement lowered U.S. tariffs to 15% from 25%. South Korea is committed to providing $350 billion through loans, loan guarantees, and equity investments, rather than direct cash payments, according to reports.

Trump contradicted this on Thursday, saying, “South Korea’s $350 billion. That’s upfront.”

U.S. president signed the 15% tariff executive order in July, but the deal implementation details remain unfinalized.

26/09/2025

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) placed the blame for surging goods prices in the U.S. squarely on President Donald Trump’s trade and tariff policies.

On Wednesday, in a post on X, Warren said that she doesn’t always agree with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, but “he is right,” she said, on his post-Federal Open Market Committee meeting remarks when he blamed price increases on “higher tariffs,” rather than “broader price pressures.”

Warren said, “prices are up 2.9% from last month,” while noting that they are higher than they were a year ago, which she says is the result of “Donald Trump's chaotic tariff policies.”

However, users on X were quick to point out that the 2.9% core personal consumption expenditure, or PCE, was a year-over-year figure, and not the monthly inflation, which stood at 0.3% last month.

The Apollo Global chief economist says 72% of items in the Consumer Price Index are rising faster than the Fed's 2% inflation target, the highest level in three years. A year ago, 55% of the components were above the target. Apollo says the main reason for this increase is tariffs.

25/09/2025

Ray Dalio is sounding alarms about the state of global currencies, warning that the world may be heading into a 1970s-style currency shock. He said that gold has now become the second largest reserve currency behind the U.S. dollar, a sign of shifting confidence in fiat money.

In a post on X, Dalio compared today’s environment to the Nixon shock of the 1970s and the Great Depression of the 1930s, when fiat currencies collectively lost value against hard assets like gold. He argued that all fiat money will “go down together,” making hard currencies more attractive to hold.

Speaking on The Master Investor Podcast, Dalio emphasized that gold’s growing role in reserves signals an important change in the monetary order. He suggested that investors who recognize the pattern could protect themselves by diversifying into safer assets.

This warning follows his recent remarks about “very, very dark times” ahead for Western economies. He cited mounting debts in the U.S. and U.K. as key risks, saying America is approaching a “debt-induced heart attack.”

With U.S. government debt now at $37.5 trillion and annual interest payments hitting a record $1.2 trillion, Dalio cautioned that supply and demand for Treasuries is reaching dangerous imbalance.

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