Articles by Jayant Bhandari


Mining Sector Reset

I write in Mining Markets on why the mining sector needs a major reset after years of fiat-driven speculation, promotions, lifestyle companies, and irrational valuations.


Mining Sentiment vs. Reality

I speak with Albert Gruber of Miningscout at Mines & Money London about mining-sector sentiment, distressed producers, junior mining, valuation, and risk.


Australia, Its Economy and Mining

In this commentary for The Northern Miner, I examine how the China-driven resources boom has reshaped Australia’s economy, wages, costs, currency, and mining investment environment.


The Berlin Wall

In this essay for Liberty Unbound, I reflect on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the destruction of the Berlin Wall and the invisible bureaucratic walls that increasingly surround modern Western life.


Canada’s 10/14

In this essay for Liberty Unbound, I examine Canada’s reaction to the October 2014 attacks and how fear, security hysteria, and foreign intervention expand the power of the state.


Belief, Fear, and Americanism

In this essay for The Dollar Vigilante, I examine Americanism as a modern belief system rooted in hysteria, foreign intervention, media propaganda, and the refusal to reason.




Escaping the U.S. Financial Net

In this article for International Man, I examine FATCA, US-controlled payment networks, China UnionPay, and the need to diversify financial exposure outside American political control.