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The People’s Republic of China does not publish the amount of gold imported, however, from foreign trade statistics provided by other nations and physical turnover at the SGE we can estimate China […]
    The Status Quo Won't Save You
November 4, 2015
Here's a chart that shows how the Status Quo "fixes" every problem: it transfers more debt and more losses to the taxpayers.
A new Islamic State video shows a Russian-speaking jihadist praising his “Sinai brothers” for “taking down” a Russian passenger jet and threatening more attacks. In the newly-released video, five Islamic […]
IN THE PAST 3 DAYS 8.04 TONNES HAVE LEFT/COMEX DEALER (REGISTERED) GOLD DOWN TO ONLY 4.7 TONNES!
from Greg Hunter: Money manager Peter Schiff says gold and silver are not going fall dramatically in price from here.  Schiff says, “That’s not going to happen. There will be […]
Andrew Maguire has been a controversial figure in the gold/silver world ever since he blew the whistle on JP Morgan’s silver manipulation. Maguire asserts that liquidity is leaving the Loco […]
One of America’s largest online retailers has prepared for a financial crisis. Have you?
During a recent speech (see video below) at the United Precious Metals Association, Overstock.com Chairman Jonathan Johnson said the company has stockpiled $10 million in gold and silver outside of the banking system. He said most of the gold is in the form of “button coins” suitable for payroll:
We want to be able to keep our employees paid, safe, and our site up and running during a time of financial crisis.”
Sales of American Silver Eagle bullion coins shot through the roof over the past several months and will likely break a record in 2015.
According to a Newsmax Finance report, 2015 sales year-to-date are ahead of last year’s pace. Through the third week in October, sales stood at 38,986,000 ounces. That compares to last year’s 38,121,000 ounces. If this trend continues, 2015 sales will exceed last year’s record of 44,006,000 ounces.
…Just in time for the housing market to take a big dump:
I can tell you first-hand that people in Europe now wish they had a Second Amendment.
The slow motion financial holocaust has been underway for some time now.
    Silver and COMEX Inventory Part 1 with Ted Butler
Nov 3, 2015 - 10:28:41 PST
During our recent Q & A interview with silver analyst, Ted Butler, the issue of frantic in & out movement of physical Silver within the COMEX warehouse system came up more than a few times.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time to get out your party hats to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the USA PATRIOT Act.
In this MUST WATCH interview with Finance and Liberty's Elijah Johnson, Alasdair Macleod breaks down the coming collapse of the U.S. dollar, and the coinciding release in the price of […]
After reports say he has angrily watched the primary season include routine jabs at the expense of his son Jeb, former president George H.W. Bush is calling to arms his […]
This is rather alarming...
The real question is not when will the Global Economic Crash occur, but are you prepared for this crash that destroys all fiat paper wealth and currencies throughout the world and […]
The new system wants to scan your iris and even verify with your smartphone in order to allow you to access your own hard-earned money.
Is the capitulation over?  Rick Rule warned early this year that the PM markets faced capitulation, and that he expected capitulation to be completed by the end of October. With […]
Swedes are reportedly hiding money in microwave ovens in a desperate attempt shield it from the negative effects their central bank's "war on cash."
As Business Insider puts it, the Nordic country is “shaping up to be the first country to plunge its citizens into a fascinating — and terrifying — economic experiment: negative interest rates in a cashless society.”
The Swedish central bank, the Sveriges Riksbank, on Wednesday held its benchmark interest rate at -0.35%, the level it has been at since July. Though retail banks have yet to pass that negative rate on to Swedish consumers, they face increased pressure to do so as long as the rates remain where they are. That's a problem, because Sweden is the closest country on the planet to becoming an all-electronic cashless society."