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  • Silver Prices and Crises: When Limited Metal Meets Unlimited Money

    Something strange happens with silver when the world gets into trouble. The price moves up before

    the crisis becomes official news. It is like silver knows something we don’t yet see.

    This is not a conspiracy theory. This is just looking at the data from the last fifty years. Silver moved up

    before the 1970s inflation disaster. It moved up before the 2008 financial crisis. It moved up before the

    pandemic shock in 2020. (more…)

  • The Shifting Sands of Dollar Dominance: What Markets Tell Us About the Future of Global Finance

    Analysis by Arzu Alvan

    2025 wasn’t just another year in global finance—it was a snapshot of a world in transition. While headlines focused on stock market swings and oil price spikes, something more fundamental was happening beneath the surface: the slow, steady erosion of the dollar’s decades-long grip on the global financial system. For investors and anyone watching the economic tea leaves, understanding this shift isn’t optional anymore. It’s essential. (more…)

  • The financial collapse that became evident with the withdrawal of Russia from world markets

    Is it a coincidence that the global financial system is in trouble after Russia’s closure to world markets? Could the Russian weight weakening in the world markets with the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 triggered the 1929 Great Depression? What about the shocking effect of Russia, which declared that it could not pay its debts after the 1997 Asian crisis, on the world markets? If you remember, after Russia declared that it would not be able to pay its debts in 1998, a fund called Long Term Capital Management (LTCM) pulled all the markets towards the sinking point while it was on the sinking point. LTCM was on the verge of collapsing all the wallstreet banks and thus all the world markets. To prevent this from happening, the federal reserve collected billions of dollars to prevent this fund from sinking. (more…)

  • Scarcity, Supply Crisis and State of Markets (Luna)

    A great famine begins with the disruptions in the supply of inputs from agriculture to industry all over the world. This famine is a different famine. Namely, the shortage in the energy dimension with the crisis in Russia and Ukraine is heading towards a great disaster as China closes itself to the world again. (more…)

  • Is the Great Crash beginning? There are two backs of the knife situation for the FED

    World markets are crashing right now. This is not a normal occurrence and not an ordinary fluctuation at all. Jerome Powell said at the last meeting that the monetary committee will evaluate the decision to increase interest rates in March. That is, after evaluating the inflation and unemployment rates, it will convene regarding this decision. In other words, this explanation is not understood as an increase in interest rates, as everyone expects. (more…)

  • Is the Monetary System Collapsing?

    The system we are in has been going downhill since 1971. We can say that the system took a
    big hit especially in the 2008 crisis and zombie companies were formed. Right after that date,
    the FED printed trillions of dollars to keep these zombie companies afloat. When we come to
    2020, it has become clear that the system cannot survive for a long time in this way. An event
    that took place on March 9, 2020 was the first wave of the great global crisis.
    At 9 march 2020, the ratio that determines the amount of silver in grams that can be
    purchased with one gram of gold, which we call the gold-silver ratio, has exceeded 120 after a
    long time. The historical average of this ratio is around 12. (more…)

  • Is Bitcoin in a Bullish Season?

    According to Citibank’s forecast for the end of 2021, the price of Bitcoin will rise to $ 318 thousand (https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/citibank-analyst-says-bitcoin-could-pass-%24300k-by-december-2021-2020-11-16) . So is this possible?

    I think we can answer this with a short analysis. (more…)

  • Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, TWDI, DXY

    We can say that the markets for gold, silver and Bitcoin are getting more and more positive. One of the sources we can rely on for this is the Trade Weighted Dollar Index. (more…)