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June 2022 - Week 4 Edition

The Fed Created Runaway Inflation in 2020 and 2021 – Now it is Sopping Up That Money, Depressing Stocks and Bitcoin (But Not Gold)

Metals have held up remarkably well considering the U.S. Dollar is now at a 20-year high against a basket of other major currencies. The dollar is up simply because the Federal Reserve (Fed) is raising interest rates while Europe and Japan are keeping their rates near zero, so investors are pouring cash into 3% dollar returns.

June 2022 - Week 3 Edition

Honored to Receive Prestigious Award for an Anti-Fraud, Anti-Counterfeit Column

Two weeks ago, on June 3, I was awarded 1st place honors from the Press Club of Southeast Texas for a column I wrote in 2021, entitled “China Continues to Profit from Counterfeit Culture that Jeopardizes Safety and Economy.” I share this honor with my “Team Mike” staff, who helped provide much of the research. Read Part 2 of my award-winning article in this week’s Metals Market Report.

June 2022 - Week 2 Edition

Honored to Receive Prestigious Award for an Anti-Fraud, Anti-Counterfeit Column

Last Friday, June 3, I was awarded 1st place honors from the Press Club of Southeast Texas for a column I wrote in 2021, entitled “China Continues to Profit from Counterfeit Culture that Jeopardizes Safety and Economy.” I share this honor with my “Team Mike” staff, which helped provide much of the research.

June 2022 - Week 2 Edition

Honored to Receive Prestigious Award for an Anti-Fraud, Anti-Counterfeit Column

Last Friday, June 3, I was awarded 1st place honors from the Press Club of Southeast Texas for a column I wrote in 2021, entitled “China Continues to Profit from Counterfeit Culture that Jeopardizes Safety and Economy.” I share this honor with my “Team Mike” staff, which helped provide much of the research.

June 2022 - Week 1 Edition

Gold Beats the S&P         

Through May 31 this year, gold is up about 1% while the S&P 500 is down 13%.

June 2022 - Week 1 Edition

Gold Beats the S&P         

Through May 31 this year, gold is up about 1% while the S&P 500 is down 13%.

June 2022 - Week 1 Edition

Gold Beats the S&P         

Through May 31 this year, gold is up about 1% while the S&P 500 is down 13%.

June 2022 - Week 1 Edition

Gold Beats the S&P         

Through May 31 this year, gold is up about 1% while the S&P 500 is down 13%.

June 2022 - Week 1 Edition

Gold Beats the S&P         

Through May 31 this year, gold is up about 1% while the S&P 500 is down 13%.

May 2022 - Week 4 Edition

Gold and Rare Coins Should Soar During Times of “Stagflation” – Like Now!

This economic nightmare is along the lines of the 1970s “stagflation” decade, when gold rose from $35 to $200 from 1971 to 1974, then paused before rising from $103 to $850 between 1976 to 1980 and the rare coin market did even better.

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