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2013 Year of the Snake 10 OZ .999 Silver Bar As Low As $.69 Over Spot!! 1 Day Sale Starts at 9am EST Friday! CLICK HERE OR CALL […]
*Editor (Doc) note: George Soros nearly personally broke the pound. If he warns that the EU may collapse like the USSR, he is most assuredly long the EU and expecting […]
Although Open Interest remains high in silver, the CME must need a new flock of investors to fleece in paper metals, as the CME announced after Thursday's market close a […]
Jim Sinclair: Bite The Emotional Restraint Bullet- Gold is Ready to Launch to $3,500!February 7, 2013
Jim Sinclair, the man who called the top of the last gold bull market nearly to the day, and who predicted gold would achieve $1650 during this bull run over […]
The Japanese have lost 2 decades when priced in nominal terms...with relentless and never ending quantitative easing. When priced in real terms (gold)...forget about a return to 1/1 (Nikkei/oz) ratio […]
The Daily Ticker's Lauren Lyster interviewed commodities guru Jim Rogers Tuesday on the blistering pace of gold and silver coin sales to start 2013 by the US Mint. Lyster began […]
In his latest market update, Greg Mannarino states that silver is at the edge of a massive breakout, and that the metal remains the most undervalued asset in the history […]
Silver has spent the past 2-3 sessions consolidating around the critical resistance level of $31.80. A clear break through $32 to the upside, and silver was set up to make […]
Gold is little changed today in pound, euro and dollar terms after the Bank of England and the ECB kept interest rates at record low levels. Ultra loose monetary policies continue. […]
BrotherJohnF discusses silver's technicals, the Japanese decision to devalue the Yen, China's massive gold imports of nearly 900 tonnes in 2012, and the implementation of price controls in Argentina in […]
By SD Contributor AGXIIK: America will soon suffer a horrible reset. That's inevitable. But the people of this country and their unique nature, with the resolve to roll up their sleeves, deal with […]
Submitted by Michael Lombardi Central banks around the globe are printing non-stop. You don’t have to look as far as Japan, South Korea, or Russia to find countries increasing their […]
The CFTC's Bart Chilton was on CNBC's Squawk Box today, and stated that TBTF banks must end their brazen, flagrant manipulation. Chilton was referring to LIBOR manipulation, and specifically RBS, […]
Real estate expert Fabian Calvo says, “There’s a lot of manipulation from government agencies and the Fed that is creating this rise in asset prices . . . but it […]
Submitted by Stewart Thomson I refer to gold bullion as “Queen Gold”, and the US T-bond as her secret agent James T. Bond. At some point, Sir James is going […]
Mark Dice, the man who previously failed to give away a 1 oz gold Maple on the streets of Southern California, as well as unsuccessfully attempted to sell a 1 […]
Platinum prices have already risen by more than 12% so far in 2013, following the same advance for all of 2012. Platinum supplies have fallen to a 13-year low as […]
After selling an all-time monthly record of 7.498 million Silver Eagles in January, the US Mint has picked up right where it left off in February once it began reporting […]
The Argentinian government has frozen super market prices for the next two months in a misguided attempt to stop inflation. A new commentary on Zero Hedge compares Argentina's financial decline to the state of affairs in developed countries around the world. Are you prepared for sudden hyperinflation?"Up until now, Argentina's descent into a hyperinflationary basket case, with a crashing currency and loss of outside funding was relatively moderate and controlled. All this is about to change. Today, in a futile attempt to halt inflation, the government of Cristina Kirchner announced a two-month price freeze on supermarket products. The price freeze applies to every product in all of the nation’s largest supermarkets — a group including Walmart, Carrefour, Coto, Jumbo, Disco and other large chains. The companies’ trade group, representing 70 percent of the Argentine supermarket sector, reached the accord with Commerce Secretary Guillermo Moreno, the government’s news agency Telam...
By Peter SchiffThe financial world was shocked this month by a demand from Germany's Bundesbank to repatriate a large portion of its gold reserves held abroad. By 2020, Germany wants 50% of its total gold reserves back in Frankfurt - including 300 tons from the Federal Reserve. The Bundesbank's announcement comes just three months after the Fed refused to submit to an audit of its holdings on Germany's behalf. One cannot help but wonder if the refusal triggered the demand.Either way, Germany appears to be waking up to a reality for which central banks around the world have been preparing: the dollar is no longer the world's safe-haven asset and the US government is no longer a trustworthy banker for foreign nations. It looks like their fears are well-grounded, given the Fed's seeming inability to return what is legally Germany's gold in a timely manner. Germany is a developed and powerful nation with the second largest gold reserves in the world. If they can't rely on Wash...