While I just recently read The Wall Street Journal's article about Bridgewater and was surprised by its intentional distortions, I have been reflecting for quite a while on the destructive effects that fake and distorted media are having on our society’s well-being.
Recently, the Bundesbank has claimed that its gold reserves have been audited: “The gold reserves have been subject to several audits by Deutsche Bundesbank with fully satisfactory results. However, we […]
The U.S. Government has gone to great lengths in using accounting gimmicks to prop up the financial system and domestic economy. One area where this is readily apparent is the disconnect between the rising U.S. debt versus the annual budget deficits.
If we thought 2016 was an interesting year, 2017 will certainly top it and be even more tumultuous.
Trump, interest rates and Chinese panic: Donald Trump's reflation rally will short-circuit.
For the past eight years, the idea that the world is going through a paradigm shift... a frequency change if you will, has been simmering in the background of economic, political, and geo-political events. And if there was a beginning point for it all, it would have to be the global financial crisis that shocked the world in 2008.
Today there are rules for everything; in fact, just this morning, the US federal government published an astonishing 709 pages of new regulations.
Jim Rickards untangles Fed decision-making & shows you why helicopter money policy could be imposed. Here's what that means for financial expectations...
Once the people lose that confidence, the entire economy will collapse and people hoard their money causing the velocity to collapse. This QE policy is only matched by the insanity of Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi in India cancelling the currency overnight when India is an 80% cash economy.
The big theme, as I see it, is JPMorgan becoming more aggressive in acquiring physical silver and gold while at the same time reducing its COMEX short position in each almost as aggressively. It’s hard to imagine a more bullish backdrop for futures prices
....signaling the bubble is in the dollar, and at some stage it will fall very sharply and gold will rise.
Silver prices increase exponentially along with debt, currency in circulation, and consumer prices. However, if the world had cast aside economic delusions and returned to a world without central banks, fiat money, fractional reserve lending, unpayable debts … but I digress.
After gaining more than 8 per cent in 2016, gold extended its strong run into the New Year, pushed higher in 2017's first day of trading on Tuesday by technical buying
The U.S. dollar's share of currency reserves reported to the International Monetary Fund slipped in the third quarter of 2016 to its lowest level in two years, data from the IMF showed on Friday.
The price of the cryptocurrency hit the highest level since late 2013, topping $1,000, as the first day of trading kicked off for 2017.
Just what, exactly, is the COMEX trying to hide...
Koos Jansen explains why with Shanghai becoming the third most important market in the world after London and New York, the Chinese gold market will make a great contribution to […]
Mike Maloney and David Morgan discuss what you can expect after Trump takes office and the honeymoon is over. You'll learn that nothing the government does is a net positive for the economy. The government doesn’t produce anything… but misery!
In the first hours of 2017, bitcoin has surpassed the $1,000 USD mark.
Are gold and silver prices headed lower in 2017? Alasdair Macleod doesn't think so...