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A Crash Course on Money (Part I) |

December 14, 2014

A Crash Course on Money (Part I) |. Clear Winners Today, we’re going to ignore the news. Instead, we will be giving you a crash course on money. Over the next few days, we’ll talk about what we know… or think we know… on the subject. Money has its digital side. In one sense, it […]

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“I am a hard working taxpayer who is getting pretty fed up. . .”

December 1, 2014

“I am a hard working taxpayer who is getting pretty fed up. . .”. So the Swiss have decided not to force their central bank into underpinning its reserves with harder assets than increasingly worthless euros. At least they had the chance to vote. But in the bigger picture, the rejection of the “Save Our […]

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This Sunday may mark the end of Western monetary dominance

November 29, 2014

This Sunday may mark the end of Western monetary dominance. Walking down the streets of Constantinople in the early Middle Ages, you would have immediately felt the energy and prosperity. Constantinople was one of the wealthiest, most advanced cities in the world, and some historians estimate its population could have been as high as 500,000 […]

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Does money grow on trees? | openDemocracy

November 18, 2014

Does money grow on trees? | openDemocracy. The debate about the banks’ power to create money is becoming much more mainstream. After the recent event, Does Money Grow on Trees?, parliament is scheduled to debate the issue for the first time in 170 years. This was a question posed by Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator […]

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The Archdruid Report: Dark Age America: The Hoard of the Nibelungs

November 13, 2014

The Archdruid Report: Dark Age America: The Hoard of the Nibelungs. Of all the differences that separate the feudal economy sketched out in last week’s post from the market economy most of us inhabit today, the one that tends to throw people for a loop most effectively is the near-total absence of money in everyday […]

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Farewell to cash? Expect it to be a very long goodbye: Don Pittis – Business – CBC News

November 11, 2014

Farewell to cash? Expect it to be a very long goodbye: Don Pittis – Business – CBC News. An Apple Pay rival created by a Canadian company means that the technology for a secure cashless society is only a heartbeat away, but the question is whether you will be willing to give up all your dollar […]

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Gold & Economic Freedom | Zero Hedge

November 9, 2014

Gold & Economic Freedom | Zero Hedge. …by Alan Greenspan Published in Ayn Rand’s “Objectivist” newsletter in 1966, and reprinted in her book, Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, in 1967. An almost hysterical antagonism toward the gold standard is one issue which unites statists of all persuasions. They seem to sense — perhaps more clearly and subtly […]

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Gold – Falling From Grace | Armstrong Economics

November 7, 2014

Gold – Falling From Grace | Armstrong Economics. Gold has been trending lower Breaking the June low of 2013 showing that the Benchmark Forecasts in The 2014 International Metals Outlook Report are right on track as it hits fresh four-year lows. The Gold Promoters are just desperate for bullish news and will craft whatever they […]

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Why Gold Is Undervalued – Alasdair Macleod | Peak Prosperity

October 24, 2014

Why Gold Is Undervalued – Alasdair Macleod | Peak Prosperity. Gold has been in a bear market for three years. Technical analysts are asking themselves whether they should call an end to this slump on the basis of the “triple-bottom” recently made at $1180/oz, or if they should be wary of a coming downside break […]

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