Monthly Archives: March 2026
Why Gold Is Dipping While the Market Panics for Cash
Day after day decisions pile up. Some good. Some bad. Good decisions generally bring wealth, prosperity, satisfaction, and freedom. Bad decisions generally bring poverty, failure, discord, and captivity. Continue reading
Posted in Government Debt, MN Gordon
Tagged budget deficit, dollar index, employment, federal reserve, gold, iran war
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Running On Empty
The opening bombardment of Operation Epic Fury on February 28 succeeded in taking out the heart of the Iranian regime. But it also triggered extreme geopolitical instability in the Middle East and severed the aorta of the global economy. Continue reading
Posted in Economy, MN Gordon
Tagged crude oil, fertilizer, food crisis, petrochemicals, strait of hormuz
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The Suffocating Fog of AI Generated Warfare
Do you get the sense that the world is being run by a menacing algorithm? Between the capture of Maduro in January and the current war in Iran, we’ve moved from strategic operations to what feels like a high-stakes beta test for AI generated warfare. Continue reading
Posted in MN Gordon, Politics
Tagged ai generated warfare, anthropic, gpt-5.3 codex, iran, openai, united states-israel
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