The Entry Points Market Blog

Rick Rule was interviewed at King World News, and it was a pretty good listen. Even though his partner is the PM permabull “Billionaire” (his new first name) Sprott, Mr. Rule is pretty sharp and […]

The Entry Points Reuters has an article about a potential upcoming interest rate increase from the Fed. The Yellen speech yesterday pretty much cemented a rate increase on March 15th. But the hoopla about anything […]

The Entry Points President Trump was on twitter again this weekend, and now he wants to take credit for cutting the national debt. Seriously? He’s been in office for about 5 weeks and – voilà. […]

The Entry Points There is a generally accepted (and usually) correct belief in the inverse relationship between the US$ and gold. This belief is ingrained and with good reason. The basic $ reserve currency status […]

The Entry Points The series of financial crises have been intensifying over the last twenty years. In July 1997, there was the beginning of the currency problems in Thailand and the Asian Financial Crisis. The […]

The Entry Points Only in the government can you have the lunacy of “paying” for tax cuts by increasing taxes somewhere else – and of course, not cutting spending. And it’s always phrased as “we” […]

The Entry Points The gold market has had a good run from the December lows, and the bullishness is building. There isn’t the cockiness and surety as there was in early November right before the […]

The Entry Points In a post from January 2015, my belief was gold would continue to perform well against the the big currencies, but the S would temper the gains:    “….We’re getting closer to […]

The Entry Points The European bank stocks, like Unicredit, are a disaster. There will be more of them, along with Japanese banks. And coming up quickly we have a French election which is already causing […]