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The Flight to Safety Accelerates, Hungary Increases Gold Holdings Ten Fold

October 28, 2018

The Flight to Safety Accelerates, Hungary Increases Gold Holdings Ten Fold We’ve talked at length about how the geopolitical climate around the globe has ratcheted up in temperature over the past few years. The times are growing more and more uncertain as trade wars erupt and as the old global powers are seemingly losing control […]

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Measures of Value – Precious Metals Supply and Demand

October 25, 2018

Measures of Value – Precious Metals Supply and Demand Aiming for Knowledge and Better Decision-Making The price of yellow metal went up nine bucks last week. And the price of silver three rose cents, which is back to where it was two weeks earlier. We need to rant, and promise to tie it back to […]

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Gold Reserves Surge 1,000% In Hungary As It Joins Poland, Russia, China and Other Central Banks Buying Gold

October 20, 2018

Gold Reserves Surge 1,000% In Hungary As It Joins Poland, Russia, China and Other Central Banks Buying Gold News, Commentary, Charts and Special Podcast on Direct Access Gold Here is our Friday digest of the important news, commentary, charts and videos we were informed by this week including our special podcast on Direct Access Gold. […]

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911 was a bank heist

October 18, 2018

911 was a bank heist Food for thought. 9/11 was a bank heist. As we explain in Splitting Pennies and Splitting Bits – the world is not as it seems. If we can source this untold story even from the JYT then you know it must be real: A team of 30 firefighters and police […]

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Why Competing Currencies is the Solution to a Collapsing Dollar

October 17, 2018

Why Competing Currencies is the Solution to a Collapsing Dollar Cooperate when you think everyone involved will benefit. Compete when you think something needs improvement. For too long, certain states have been cooperating with the federal government without any benefit to the state or the citizens who live there. I recently highlighted five states, in […]

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How States Can Escape America’s Looming Financial Meltdown

October 16, 2018

How States Can Escape America’s Looming Financial Meltdown The USA is $21.4 trillion in debt. That is larger than the entire US economy. And it shows no sign of slowing down. To put that in perspective, imagine spending $28 million per day, EVERYDAY since Jesus walked the earth. Even then, you’d still have a trillion […]

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You Can’t Eat Gold

October 15, 2018

You Can’t Eat Gold “You can’t eat gold.” The enemies of gold often unleash this little zinger, as if it dismisses the idea of owning gold and indeed the whole gold standard. It is a fact, you cannot eat gold. However, it dismisses nothing. This gives us an idea. Let’s tie three facts together. One, […]

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As The Markets Sell-off The Precious Metals Rebound

October 12, 2018

As The Markets Sell-off The Precious Metals Rebound To the surprise of many investors, the precious metals have rallied while the broader markets continue to sell-off. Currently, both gold and silver are solidly in the green while the major indexes were all the red following a huge sell-off yesterday. The Dow Jones Index has lost […]

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LBMA Clearing and Vaulting data reveal the absurdity of the London ‘Gold’ Market

October 3, 2018

LBMA Clearing and Vaulting data reveal the absurdity of the London ‘Gold’ Market The first day of each month sees the reporting of a number of statistics about the London Gold Market by the bullion bank led London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). These statistics focus on clearing data and vault holdings data and are reported […]

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Signs of the Gold Apocalypse: M&A and Fund Extinction

September 25, 2018

Signs of the Gold Apocalypse: M&A and Fund Extinction For bear markets to truly end investor sentiment has to get to a point where they would rather walk on broken glass than buy that asset or asset class. We’re reaching that point in the precious metals market. In conjunction with that we also have to […]

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Which Precious Metals Are Likely To Be Better Investments During The Next Market Crash?

September 18, 2018

Which Precious Metals Are Likely To Be Better Investments During The Next Market Crash? The question on the minds of many investors, is which of the precious metals will be better investments during the next market crash? I should know because I receive this question in my email box quite often. So, I decided to […]

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Real Gold and Silver Are Hedges Against the “Stupidity of the Elites” – Kiyosaki

September 3, 2018

Real Gold and Silver Are Hedges Against the “Stupidity of the Elites” – Kiyosaki Real Gold and Silver – 7 Reasons Robert Kiyosaki Owns Them In Robert Kiyosaki’s just-released book ‘FAKE – Fake Money, Fake Teachers, Fake Assets’, the best selling ‘Rich Dad’ author and respected personal finance expert details the seven reasons he owns […]

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Gold, Silver, Shale Oil Industry & The Economy: My Interview With James Kunstler

August 16, 2018

Gold, Silver, Shale Oil Industry & The Economy: My Interview With James Kunstler How insane are the markets today? Well, it’s always a pleasure to discuss this and other topics with James Howard Kunstler. Jim and I had a lively conversation about gold, silver, the shale oil industry and the overall economy in his most […]

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The Yield Curve Is The Economy’s Canary In A Coal Mine

The Yield Curve Is The Economy’s Canary In A Coal Mine The economy has hit a wall and is now sliding down it. I don’t care what bullish propaganda may or may not be bubbling up in the headlines from the financial media and Wall Street, the hard numbers I look at everyday show accelerating […]

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It’s Time To Care Again About Gold & Silver

DnD-Production.com/Shutterstock It’s Time To Care Again About Gold & Silver Fundamentals and TA are signaling extreme undervaluation It’s been a while since I’ve covered the precious metals in an article. They’ve been range-bound for much of the past year, with few notable sector developments to report. But I feel compelled to write about them today […]

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