James Rickards is a journalist and writer who primarily writes for The Daily Reckoning and the Australian National Review Newspaper. His articles often focus on economic and financial topics, including analysis of market trends, predictions for the future, and the impact of government policies on the economy.
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Donald Trump survived what appears to be another assassination attempt yesterday. It would have been the second attempt on his life within two months.
It’s hard to believe, but the election is now under a month away. How does the race look today? Let’s talk about the polls.
Hint:It's Not BRICS
Should the U.S. national debt be considered an actual crisis? Does it have the destructive power of a hurricane, tornado, earthquake or other crisis?
There’s so much to discuss right now, from the upcoming election to geopolitical instability. But today I want to talk about gold. I call it the once — and future — money.
It’s hard to believe, but the presidential election is just one week away. It’ll all come down to the key swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona and Nevada.
Kamala would be bullish for gold but bearish for the U.S.
By: James Rickards
We'll see what America thinks tomorrow
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