The Bank of Korea held steady today, leaving room for possible cuts going forward. But macro conditions will likely keep the BoK in hibernation through the end of 2026.

The Pilgrims’ debt-funded colony shows how heavy borrowing skews decisions. Their socialist experiment failed, food ran short, and investors were never repaid. A clear warning today: fall into a Debt Black Hole, and consequences follow.

Gold prices keep rising, but global mine supply remains flat as majors struggle to replace reserves. With central banks, Wall Street, and even crypto boosting demand, senior miners may be forced to acquire junior explorers.

It doesn’t surprise me that we’ve seen market prices pull back lately. But there is one investment that looks very attractive, and it could make you Texas-sized money! I’m talking about the iShares Global Energy ETF...