Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals

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Keith Weiner, ObLEFTivists, et al.

2019-08-16

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LANGUAGE ADVISORY – if you are an ObLEFTivist, I’m going to swear at and insult you. Gratuitously. ENJOY!!! Support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/MrCropper ADVChina’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9YL81oICo&t=5s

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 8.16.19

2019-08-16

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Rick Rule of Sprott USA joins us this week to discuss the precious metals, the mining shares and his investment strategies for the remainder of 2019 and beyond.

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How is the Silver Spot Price Determined?

2019-08-15

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https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts/silver-price#how-is-the-silver-spot-price-determined Traders determine silver and gold spot prices on futures exchanges. Metals contracts can change hands in London and Shanghai when U.S. markets are closed. But the largest and most influential market for metals prices is the U.S. COMEX exchange. The quote for immediate settlement at any given time is effectively the spot price. Silver …...

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What is Ag on the Periodic Table?

2019-08-15

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https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts/silver-price#what-is-ag-on-the-periodic-table The symbol Ag on the periodic table stands for silver. Silver’s atomic number is 47. Its density is 10.5 g/cm3, making silver denser than copper and most base metals but not as dense as platinum or gold. Silver Prices FAQ Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOab6eOwix8pR1KbQpSTPS5iREEggYk_Q ? SUBSCRIBE TO MONEY METALS EXCHANGE ON...

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What is Silver?

2019-08-15

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What is Silver? A form of nuclear fusion produces silver. A supernova explosion is a key factor in the existence of this precious metal. Silver is slightly less malleable than gold. It has an appealing metallic luster that takes a high degree of polish. https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts/silver-price#what-is-silver Silver Prices FAQ Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOab6eOwix8pR1KbQpSTPS5iREEggYk_Q ? SUBSCRIBE TO...

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David Morgan: “This is the real move in gold and silver… it’s going to be multiyear.”

2019-08-13

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Read the full transcript here: https://www.moneymetals.com/podcasts/2019/08/09/gold-and-silver-multiyear-move-001838 Check the Price of Silver Here ? https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts/silver-price Coming up David Morgan of The Morgan Report joins me to break down the recent move in the metals, explains why he believes the move is a result of something no one is talking about – and he also gives us …

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Marc Faber: USA zündeln in Hongkong

2019-08-13

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Tausende Demonstranten legen eine Stadt lahm. Was steckt hinter der Hongkong-Krise? Die Lage eskaliert. Michael Mross im Gespräch mit Marc Faber: Hintergründe zur Ex-GB-Kronkolonie. “Die USA wollen China schwächen und stacheln die Proteste an.”

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Marc Faber: Financial Turmoil Ahead, Gold is My Largest Single Holding

2019-08-13

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To subscribe to our newsletter and get notified of new shows, please visit http://palisaderadio.com Marc discusses how various modern economic theories are already being tested as the world now has 15 trillion in negative-yielding bonds. He feels that Modern Monetary Theory would result in an overall loss of freedoms as people would become increasingly dependent …

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The Economic Singularity, Report 11 Aug

2019-08-13

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2019-08-13

Gold and Silver Price
We have recently written several essays about the fallacious concept of Gross Domestic Product. Among GDP’s several fatal flaws, it goes up when capital is converted to consumer goods, when seed corn is served at the feast. So we proposed—and originally dismissed—the idea of a national balance sheet.

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Update on gold – bad news is good news

2019-08-12

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2019-08-12

Gold Price vs US 10-year Real Rates, 2012-2019
Increased trade tensions have boosted the gold price to above USD 1,500.The increased trade tensions following Trump’s 1 August tweet threatening additional tariffs on Chinese goods has boosted the gold price above USD 1,500 per troy ounce.The recent developments are supportive of gold investment demand because of a lower opportunity cost associated with holding gold and greater demand for safe haven assets.

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 8.9.19

2019-08-09

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Eric Sprott discusses the latest events impacting gold and silver prices and also answers listener questions regarding some specific mining companies.

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Jim Rogers: Buy Gold Coins and Silver Coins as Global Crisis Is Coming

2019-08-08

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◆ “Get knowledgeable and get prepared as this crisis is going to be the worst in my life time” ◆ “I own physical gold and silver coins … everyone should own them” ◆ "I own Chinese, Russian, American, Australian, Austrian silver coins" and "I own UK gold coins and I own a lot of gold coins from various places" ◆ "Singapore has been and is a very safe location for storage, Switzerland is too, Austria is too, Liechtenstein is...

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Jim Rogers: Buy Gold Coins and Silver Coins as Global Crisis Is Coming

2019-08-08

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◆ “Get knowledgeable and get prepared as this crisis is going to be the worst in my life time” ◆ “I own physical gold and silver coins … everyone should own them” ◆ “I own Chinese, Russian, American, Australian, Austrian silver coins” and “I own UK gold coins and I own a lot of gold …

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Independent View: Marc Faber, The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report (August 2019)

2019-08-08

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Economist Marc Faber, editor and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report (Link: www.gloomboomdoom.com) sits down with The Independent Speculator to all about gold’s breakout, China and the global economy, the two biggest surprises he’s seen in his life, and the most important trends he sees going forward. Marc pulls no punches and calls …

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Marc Faber: Politik zerstört Wirtschaft

2019-08-07

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Befinden sich die westlichen Industrienationen auf dem Weg in den Sozialismus? Michael Mross im Gespräch mit Marc Faber. Die Politik wird immer mächtiger, die Wirtschaft schrumpft. Wie soll das enden? Außerdem die Frage, welche Rolle spielt das CO2-Thema in Asien?

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The Sound Money Showdown in U.S. States

2019-08-07

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2019-08-07

Policies relating to sound money have been the subject of substantial debate at the state level this year, with bills, hearings, and/or votes taking place in nearly a dozen legislatures. As most state legislatures have now wrapped up their work for the year, let’s review the victories (both offensive and defensive)—and lone defeat—for sound money during the 2019 session.

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 8.2.19

2019-08-06

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Eric Sprott discusses current events affecting the precious metals market and he also reviews some of the latest developments in the mining sector.

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Marc Faber: Darum würde ich die Notenbanker gerne zur Guillotine führen // Mission Money

2019-08-06

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The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report: https://www.gloomboomdoom.com/ Droht uns der Börsencrash? Wir fragen nach bei Dr. Doom Marc Faber. Er sieht gerade schwarz für Deutschland und das europäische Bankensystem. Zudem schätzt er ein, wie sich der chinesische Markt entwickeln könnte. Gerade wenn man die Entwicklung für die kommenden 40 Jahre fortschreibt. Bitcoin schätzt er mittlerweile …

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I Know Usury When I See It, Report 4 Aug

2019-08-05

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2019-08-05

Gold and Silver Price
“I know it, when I see it.” This phrase was first used by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, in a case of obscenity. Instead of defining it—we would think that this would be a requirement for a law, which is of course backed by threat of imprisonment—he resorted to what might be called Begging Common Sense. It’s just common sense, it’s easy-peasy, there’s no need to define the term…

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After Fed Disappoints, Will Trump Initiate Currency Intervention?

2019-08-03

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2019-08-03

Following months of cajoling by the White House, the Federal Reserve finally cut its benchmark interest rate. However, the reaction in equity and currency markets was not the one President Donald Trump wanted – or many traders anticipated. The Trump administration wants the Fed to help drive the fiat U.S. dollar lower versus foreign currencies, especially those of major exporting countries.

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