Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Americans are going to have a tough time

[FastTrade]

affording to buy everything they were able to previously.
With Trump hell bent on bringing back manufacturing through tarrifs, his MAGA  movement will disappear under the waves like a vessel full of holes.
Few companies will ever return to US soil no matter how high he raises tarriffs to get consumers to stop buying foreign goods and to try and force the offshore manufacturers out of business to return and produce at home.
They will find other markets to sell to and Americans will suffer high prices and shortages.
Those who do return to US soil will be forced to transact their goods at elevated prices anyway as labour costs aren't cheap.
Tariffs are a recipe for disaster that will push prices of goods ever higher, spurring the government to create yet more inflation.
Spending again what it doesn't have to spend adding to/ballooning the national debt, leaving the Fed with no choice but to monetize ever more new mountains of it.
Likewise putting as it were - inflation in the pipeline that will culminate in consumers purchasing goods at elevated prices using credit to pay in order to keep going.
And the debt cycle only worsens.
Manufacturing costs, rising distributor, food and retail prices being called inflation is a glaring falsehood perpetrated by government/s to put the blame of inflation on somebody elses shoulders but their own. They who in fact - are the sole creators of inflation through government spending.
And with the Fed monetizing the debt (printing) - that in turn works its way into the system down to the consumer forced to use credit to get by - where all that printed and borrowed money is being spent that is not backed by much of any production being the culprit in pushing up costs that subsequently - lead to higher consumer prices. The embodiment of inflation overall.

Soon enough there will be rampant runaway inflation going beyond stagflation and into an inflationary depression quagmire.

But the government lies and its all's well.
Its not.
In real terms, its a weak economy growing weaker. 

Gold - not Trump Tariffs, will be the savior with the inflation that is about to bleed non stop into the mainstream.

[Stockmoves1]

It's a conundrum !! All these years America has enjoyed the spoils of cheap iimports whilst third world countries provide us with cheap goods we can not compete with / if we were to buy our own products when our people make 50times more than the imported goods we have a problem as spelled out / massive inflation and a much lower standard of living / in our ignorance we thought we were so

[NineLives]

For once I agree with most you've said.  One point to add though: cutting corporate taxes will add even more to the deficit. Basically all the new policies promised that may come into fruition this January point to higher unemployment through downsizing of government agencies etc: coupled with higher prices as you mentioned via fresh tariffs. The rich will get richer, nothing changes

[FastTrade]

If for once you agree to most of what i just said then you haven't grasped much of anything i have been saying most days these past 3 years. The topic is inflation, has been all along and is today in all I've mostly ever said here and on the AMK message board. Its all about inflation. What it is. What it isn't. Its about what people falsely believe it to be believing what government

[NineLives]

All good FastTrade, sometimes the message does get lost in the narrative, we're all guilty of that.

[aldarion8484]

"It's quite amusing that history continues to repeat itself until it no longer can." That is worth quoting.  A very good point.  Cycles do seem to repeat themselves over and over the US. 

[TeckPro]

Thank the almighty that DONALD JOHN TRUMP is the President and he won in a landslide because the majority have finally woken up.  In CANADA we need an election ASAP to rid ourselves of woke leftists policies and corruption. Pierre is leading massively because everything has gone downhill and quality of life is in the toilet. Very soon it will be President Trump and PM Polliviere snd we will

[MarcusA]

TeckPro, you have contributed a lot to the topic of this board. Why don't you keep it that way?

[TeckPro]

MarcusA,  I'm not sure why you single me out when others like FastTrade continue to spout their Political opinion which and the way the wind blows is the same. I completely disagree with that individuals Keynesian theory and once anyone opens the Political Pandora box I am also entitled to make very clear my preference. Some come on here and force totally inaccurate hypothetical

[Stockmoves1]

Teckpro your frustration of how this delay is handled is correct / I know I down played it but it lacked profesionalism and has hurt us // I see the positive side to it if handled properly but that should have been done through Ken having an interview not his side kick and an nr at a minumum .. All that being said I will continue to treat weakness as opportunity because I believe in the end goal /

[MarcusA]

Can we quantifiy the delay in months? My recollection tells me that we could expect the PEA in Q2.Something that I also understood to be mean "end of Q2". So, what are talking about now? End of Q3 or, more likely, Q4? If the change of strategy makes sense, we just have to swallow this. Or do we have reason to believe that they indeed have the option to speed things up, but refuse to do

[TeckPro]

SM1 that is and was precisely my point. As I said if they decided that action it should have been announced in 2025 just before a fully funded drill program, an updated plan with precise information such as quantity of drills, how many metres etc. Marketing is a very powerful tool if used correctly. It's just a shame that as soon as the price was recovering nicely someone decided to put/throw

[cskhurasu]

An 89 cent weekly close on very low volume is very sobering and a direct rejection of KK's message of the last few weeks which frankly deserved a better response. Perhaps the ATM brought in some dollars for next year's program while the stock was flying on better volumes?

[Stockmoves1]

I believe it did and I wondered at times if that isn't what capped the stock / sucks no matter how you go about it // PP or no PP / ATM not much different / i believe I did see ATM sales

[MarcusA]

Thanks, TeckPro. Not singling you out, and maybe I should not have mentioned you in particular. Let me explain what was going on in the back of my mind: Not too long ago, the Larries and other likeminded scambags took over this board for quite some time.Thanks to you and some other fine gentlemen the board got back on track, that is on TC, Tud and what can offer to us. I then simpier feared that

[TeckPro]

Thanks MarcusA,  I agree and will do my best to ignore future Political gibberage. Have a Great Weekend! Cheers TP

[Stockmoves1]

We will not disagree we have the same issues in Canada and as much as many are afraid of Pollivier he will get my vote !! this goverment we have got us into this heap of debt in the early days and now his son put the death spike into the treasury // change we need and it will not be pretty // vastly overdue // Getting the Keystone pipeline will be a huge help // having a leader that can deal with

[bull_runz]

Tariffs' Impact on Great Depression   The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, passed in 1930, significantly worsened the effects of the Great Depression. The Act raised tariffs on over 900 imported goods by an average of 40% to 60%, making imports unaffordable for most Americans. This led to:   Retaliation from trading partners: Countries responded with their own tariff hikes, resulting