Let me lay it out for you, plain and simple: when the government and the media start celebrating “stability,” that’s usually code for “keep the public distracted while we shift the chess pieces.” This latest bump in consumer confidence? It’s not a sign of strength — it’s a false flag, and it might be the cover story for why gold prices are stalling around $3,300 an ounce. According to the Conference Board’s July report, consumer confidence rose to 97.2, slightly better than the experts predicted. Wall Street and their media mouthpieces are calling it “better than expected.” But let me ask you — do you feel better off today than you did a year ago? Does your grocery bill agree?…
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