Gary North's Miscellany continued

The analysts got everything backwards this week. The Federal Reserve is doing the opposite of what the analysts say it's doing and what Bernanke implied that it's doing. It's the blind leading the blind into the ditch.... keep reading

These two statistics are not widely reported and are virtually never discussed. Yet they let me know that Silver was headed for a major correction, yet gold wasn't. Here is what I told my "Remnant Review" subscribers on April 21.... keep reading

My 2004 prediction that oil prices would soar. My reason: Iran.... keep reading

This report is still relevant. The man is still at it.... keep reading

This was a life-changing event. I can remember it as if it was yesterday, yet it took place in 1959. It gave me a head start on my peers.... keep reading

We all need role models. Here are three I have used in my career. They are different. Each one has a purpose.... keep reading

Some grad students at Columbia University's business school have done a number on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. This deserves wide circulation. Forward it to your friends. Your Congressman should see it, too.... keep reading

Despite silver's fall, the institutional pressure gets worse. This is "piling on."... keep reading

First, more information on how to access misfiled files on your hard drive. Second, a report on how America is facing a hangover on monstrous proportions when the Chinese central bank cuts off the "free" drinks.... keep reading

The question now is this: Which metal will rebound fastest?... keep reading

Never again squint at your computer screen.... keep reading

What I have warned about has now begun. The volatility of silver is not a figment of my imagination.... keep reading

Once in, you can't get out. That's where we are today. The voters do not question the legitimacy central banking, or even understand it. Most free-market economists don't question it, either, yet the question all other areas of private monopoly. But the unpaid bills keep piling up.... keep reading

Ed Norton was Ralph Kramden's neighbor on "The Honeymooners." He worked in a sewer. He loved his work. He is a model for us all.... keep reading

This is not the answer most people want to hear.... keep reading

This comes as no shock to me, but it shows why the U.S. stock market is going to head South.... keep reading