Stagflation is here and that’s bad news for regular folks like us AND the markets AND the overall economy. For those not quite sure what the term means: stagflation is when, at the same time, we experience severe inflation but a stagnating economy. OK, so where to from here?

Join Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark in this must-watch update as they discuss six important charts from a recent article published by Crescat Capital. As you’ll see, many of Mike Maloney’s early predictions are not only coming true…but they are becoming ‘mainstream’. Where does it all lead, and what is the best way to protect yourself from what is coming?

Where are we in the precious metals cycle? There is no shortage of questions on why gold has significantly underperformed during such an ideal macro setting. Let’s start by looking at the usual fundamental trends of this industry as part of prior historical cycles.

China’s net gold imports via Hong Kong jumped nearly 60% in September to their highest level in five months, data from the Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department showed on Tuesday, as demand was bolstered by China Evergrande’s crisis and a dip in prices.

Gold reserves by country data compiled from IMF IFS statistics. Explore reported central bank purchases and sales and total world gold reserves.