The global elites have been, since 2008 at least, deliberately setting the stage for an evolving international financial crisis greater than any other seen in modern history. This crisis is […]
"at end of day, the Fed is going to be behind the curve and gold will be just fine," Merk said.
"The system works because everybody believes that those pieces of paper will be accepted by everybody else... This move has shaken that trust."
People Are Now Converting Whatever They Can Into Gold And Silver
100 million Islamic gold investors are waiting in the wings to start buying. So, investors should buy gold at these lower prices while they still have the chance.
Jim Rickards shows you what you can expect next, now that the war on cash has just escalated. Ready for global taxation? Read on...
This now becomes GOLD versus all fiat currencies so LONG GOLD versus yen, euro, Swiss and anything else as the central banks have started down a dangerous path since the ECB, BOJ and BOE continue on the road of large-scale asset purchases, or QE.
Turning To Debt To Sustain Living Standard There was an awful lot of cheering about the recent retail sales report which showed an uptick of 0.8%
For a longer-term perspective, here is a column-style breakdown of the inflation categories showing the change since 2000.
The domestic gold market in India is facing an upheaval as traders place an increasing number of bulk, short-term orders on fears Prime Minister Narendra Modi could seriously throttle overseas imports of gold. The traders’ fears stem from Modi’s plan to eliminate so-called black money from India’s monetary system by demonetizing the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. The bills were previously the country’s largest currency denomination.
This is more than just probing the outer limits of deficit finance — it is sending the United States into a dangerously weak fiscal position.
Deglobalization - Globalization is often seen as an irreversible process…yet history shows that globalization ebbs and flows over long cycle
According to ratings agency Moody’s, some 26 percent of countries rated now have a “negative” sovereign debt outlook, up from 17 percent at the end of last
Post-election, financial conditions in the U.S. are tightening — fast. That poses a problem for the Federal Reserve, which has intimated that it will raise interest rates in December, as well as the investors who’ve positioned their portfolios accordingly.
These bonds will have to be sold to someone, but the Fed is no mood of buying; instead, it has been flip-flopping about raising rates.
In a stunning move that shocked many people In India, the government decided without warning to make all 500 and 1000 rupee valueless. The Indian gov't failing to prepare for […]
The move by Modi to eliminate large-denomination cash bills from India has set off an unanticipated physical gold buying frenzy. The worst of the beat-down is over...
The EU is in danger of breaking apart unless France & Germany, in particular, work harder to stimulate growth & employment & heed citizens' concerns, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said in the German capital on Thursday.
Pressed Thursday to explain why this has been the case, the central bank chief told Congress she wasn't sure, but she denied it had anything to do with the Fed's cheap-money policies of the past eight years.
The best-case scenario is a wicked stock market correction. The worst case is an entirely new financial crisis.