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The Exquisite Market Setup – Monetary Metals Supply-Demand

The Exquisite Market Setup – Monetary Metals Supply-Demand Interesting Developments in Gold There is an exquisite setup building once again. Tight fundamentals in the gold market apply upwards pressure on the price. For quite a while, we have been saying gold’s fundamental price was around a hundred bucks above the market price. Well, the market […]

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China chooses her weapons

China chooses her weapons China’s recent mini-devaluations had less to do with her mounting economic challenges, and more to do with a statement from the IMF on 4 August, that it was proposing to defer the decision to include the yuan in the SDR until next October. The IMF’s excuse was to avoid changes at […]

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Ten Things Every Economist Should Know about the Gold Standard

Ten Things Every Economist Should Know about the Gold Standard At the risk of sounding like a broken record (well, OK–at the risk ofcontinuing to sound like a broken record), I’d like to say a bit more about economists’ tendency to get their monetary history wrong.  In particular, I’d like to take aim at common myths […]

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The 8 Trillion Black Swan: Is China’s Shadow Banking System About To Collapse?

The 8 Trillion Black Swan: Is China’s Shadow Banking System About To Collapse? “Wealth management products in China have come under the spotlight after a series of missed payments raised concerns over the shadow banking sector that often directs credit to firms shut out from bank lending or capital markets,” Reuters said in February, after reporting […]

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Lawrence Wilkerson: Travails of Empire – Oil, Debt, Gold and the Imperial Dollar

Lawrence Wilkerson: Travails of Empire – Oil, Debt, Gold and the Imperial Dollar  “We are imperial, and we are in decline… People are losing confidence in the Empire.” This is the key theme of Larry Wilkerson’s presentation.  He never really questions whether empire is good or bad, sustainable or not, and at what costs.  At […]

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Why Is Gold Becoming Scarcer

Why Is Gold Becoming Scarcer A Tight Market For quite a while, we have been talking about scarcity in gold. The cobasis for both October and December is positive. These contracts are backwardated. The cobasis for the February 2016 contract is not far from backwardation. The gold market is tight. Why? Let’s explore. Part of the matter is […]

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US-NATO Military Deployments, Economic Warfare, Goldman Sachs and the Next Financial Meltdown

US-NATO Military Deployments, Economic Warfare, Goldman Sachs and the Next Financial Meltdown Is There a Relationship? What is the relationship between war in a military theater and “economic warfare”?  An act of war is invariably an economic undertaking which supports dominant corporate interests. The conduct of US-NATO military operations is carried out on behalf of powerful financial […]

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Will China Play The ‘Gold Card’?

Will China Play The ‘Gold Card’? Alasdair Macleod has posted an article at www.goldmoney.com which I think is important. (See “Credit deflation and gold”.www.goldmoney.com/research/analysis.) The thrust of the article is that China, at some point, will have to revalue gold in China; which means, in other words, that China will decide to devalue the Yuan […]

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Gold Prices Disprove Krugman

Gold Prices Disprove Krugman Recently Krugman wrote an op ed ridiculing Ron Paul titled, “The Old Man and the CPI.”(In case you don’t get the reference, he’s alluding to Hemingway.) Ron Paul has responded in this video, but I want to focus on Krugman’s complains about gold bugs: Ron Paul has been making the same prediction year after year — […]

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Comex On The Edge? Paper Gold “Dilution” Hits A Record 124 For Every Ounce Of Physical

Comex On The Edge? Paper Gold “Dilution” Hits A Record 124 For Every Ounce Of Physical Over the weekend, we got what was merely the latest confirmation that when it comes to sliding gold prices, consumer of physical gold just can’t get enough. As the Times of India reported over the weekend, India’s gold imports shot up […]

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Perth Mint and U.S. Mint Cannot Meet Demand as Gold Bullion Demand Surges

Perth Mint and U.S. Mint Cannot Meet Demand as Gold Bullion Demand Surges – Perth Mint sees surge in demand and cannot keep up with demand – “Our biggest restriction is the amount of unrefined gold we’re getting in from producers” – Very high demand for Perth Mint coins, bars coming from Asia, U.S. and […]

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Gold and the Grave Dancers

Gold and the Grave Dancers The Asset They Love to Hate … Back in the 1960s, Alan Greenspan wrote a well-known essay that to this day is an essential read for anyone who wants to understand the present-day monetary and economic system (which is a kind of “fascism lite” type of statism, masquerading as capitalism) […]

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Blame the Fed for the Commodities Slump

Blame the Fed for the Commodities Slump When we left you at the end of last week the world was falling apart. As you know, the economy functions on electronic credit… not cold, hard cash. Without the banks pumping more credit into the system – by way of loans – it sags. The Dow fell […]

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Supply and Demand in the Gold and Silver Futures Markets

Supply and Demand in the Gold and Silver Futures Markets This article establishes that the price of gold and silver in the futures markets in which cash is the predominant means of settlement is inconsistent with the conditions of supply and demand in the actual physical or current market where physical bullion is bought and sold […]

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Gold’s Two Stories: Paper Markets Collapse… While The Retail Public Buys At A Record Pace

Gold’s Two Stories: Paper Markets Collapse… While The Retail Public Buys At A Record Pace We’ve seen some significant swings in precious metals over the last several years and if we are to believe the paper spot prices and recent value of mining shares, one would think that gold and silver are on their last leg. Last […]

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