The truth about Quantitative EasingOctober 22, 2011 Classic Clarke and Dawe cutting to the core of the issue. A must watch for anyone who believes true deflation is a possibility with money printers at the helm of world central banks. Greece: a crystal ball into our future?September 28, 2011 Make no mistake Greece is a crystal ball showing the future of indebted western nations. Two things concern me:- Firstly, austerity is simply hardship for citizens to bail out banks. Why the hell doesn't Greece simply default and make banks take their lumps? Oh that's right, the banks own the ruling politicians and are the agents for global prosperity and the New World Order. What BS! The banks are parasites on capitalism and are stealing money from millions of defenseless tax paying citizens. Bullion Vaults Run Out of Space on Gold RallySeptember 22, 2011 Deep in the 7.4-acre Singapore FreePort next to Changi International Airport’s runways is the bullion vault of Swiss Precious Metals, behind seven-metric-ton steel doors built to survive a plane crash or earthquake. The rooms are almost full after demand rose fivefold in the year since the Geneva-based company opened the facility. Wikileaks Discloses The Reason(s) Behind China's Shadow Gold Buying SpreeSeptember 14, 2011 Wondering why gold at $1850 is cheap, or why gold at double that price will also be cheap, or frankly at any price? Because, as the following leaked cable explains, gold is, to China at least, nothing but the opportunity cost of destroying the dollar's reserve status. Putting that into dollar terms is, therefore, impractical at best, and illogical at worst. We have a suspicion that the following cable from the US embassy in China is about to go not viral but very much global, and prompt all those mutual fund managers who are on the golden sidelines to dip a toe in the 24 karat pool. Fearing an Even Worse Inflationary Depression AheadSeptember 14, 2011 In this article, Bob Champman writes that as currency devaluation goes on, credit and money creation has run rampant since the 1960's, from Fabian Socialism to Corporatist Fascism, six insolvent European nations, no ability to stop the rise of gold and silver. Gold: A Glittering History - 1September 13, 2011 Perseus went in search of a Golden Fleece. Croesus, among the first to mint gold coins, amassed so much wealth that the phrase "rich as Croesus" is still used by people who have no idea of his identity. South American Indians called gold "the sweat of the sun." Gold: A Glittering History - 2September 13, 2011 The U.S. government's relationship with gold (and silver) has a long and difficult history. The U.S. tried, in early years, to make both gold and silver coins legal tender. Gold: A Glittering History - 3September 13, 2011 To finance the war, most of Europe went off the gold standard. They had to: They had spent their gold on the war, which they financed (now that they were off the gold standard) by printing money. When it was over many countries had a significant inflation problem, Germany the worst of all. Gold: A Glittering History - 4September 13, 2011 Under the Bretton Woods Agreements, a type of gold standard was maintained. Many countries fixed their exchange rates relative to the U.S. dollar. The U.S. government, still maintaining convertibility of its currency into gold, continued to promise to fix gold at $35 an ounce. The Golden Age of GoldSeptember 07, 2011 In this introductory article Bob Pisani from cnbc.com states that the global chaos of the last few years has revived an interest in gold. The Many Collapses of KeynesianismAugust 31, 2011 It should be obvious to everyone but the most dedicated adherent of Keynesianism that the stimulus did not accomplish its end. The combination of outright spending by Congress, the desperate schemes to reflate the housing market, the attempt to transfuse bleeding firms with other people's money, and the creation of trillions in artificial money, has not done a thing to lift the US economy. The Gold MarketAugust 26, 2011 In this document Martin Armstrong talks about how the markets followed through after the closing on Friday however gold failed to close above 1900 last week and bounced off the projected resistance for this week 1910-1960 for this week topping at 1917. One hell of a correction in gold could be nearAugust 24, 2011 Given its parabolic rise recently, gold is vulnerable to strong policy actions over the short term, even while the long term trend remains strong, the question is whether or not they will be forthcoming. Brief History of the Gold Standard in the United StatesAugust 22, 2011 The U.S. monetary system is based on paper money backed by the full faith and credit of the federal government. The currency is neither valued in, backed by, nor officially convertible into gold or silver. Through much of its history, however, the United States was on a metallic standard of one sort or another. Marc Faber advises that he doesn't see huge downside risk to goldAugust 22, 2011 In this interview, Marc Faber, legendary investor and publisher of the ‘Boom, Gloom and Doom Report’ talks about gold, treasuries and stocks with Matt Miller and Carol Massar of Bloomberg. Gold Market Is a ‘Bubble Poised to Burst,’ Wells Fargo SaysAugust 19, 2011 According to Wells Fargo & Co., speculative demand from investors has pushed the gold market into a “bubble that is poised to burst” after prices surged to a record this year. Why Do Banks Make So Much Money?August 19, 2011 Private banks create money out of nothing and then loan it to us and ask for interest on top! Obama has dictatorial power to confiscate Europe's goldAugust 19, 2011 In this video Jim Rickards discusses how President Obama has dictatorial power to confiscate Europe's gold. Breaking The Silver Manipulation BarrierAugust 16, 2011 So far this year, gold has clearly been the champion investment above and beyond any contender, including stocks and equities. A Visualization of United States DebtAugust 07, 2011 The following is a visualization of United States Debt. |
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