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German Central Bank: Gold Is the Bedrock of Stability for the International Monetary System

German Central Bank: Gold Is the Bedrock of Stability for the International Monetary System European central banks are slowly preparing for plan B: gold. It was long believed in the gold space that Western central banks are against gold, but things have changed, for quite some years now. Instead of discouraging people from buying gold, […]

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Interview Willem Middelkoop About The Big Reset

Interview Willem Middelkoop About The Big Reset The very reason I became interested in gold after the financial crisis in 2008 was because of Dutch gold guru, author, journalist, entrepreneur, and fund manager Willem Middelkoop. When I started reading his books I was immediately obsessed with economics and the gold market – along with thousands of others across the world. […]

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The US Dollar and the Cone of Uncertainty | Thoughts from the Frontline Investment Newsletter | Mauldin Economics

The US Dollar and the Cone of Uncertainty | Thoughts from the Frontline Investment Newsletter | Mauldin Economics. Currently we have an international monetary non-system. Nobody has to follow any rules. Everybody does what they consider is in their own short-term best interest. The real difficulty is: What is in their short-term interest – for […]

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