Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals

Prepare for Global Debt Bubble Collapse with Gold and Silver

Prepare for a Global Debt Bubble Collapse in 2019 – Goldnomics Episode 10 – 2019 to see the political and economic uncertainty of 2018 continue and likely to deepen – Investors lulled into a false sense of security by politicians, brokers, bankers etc – Much “cheer leading” of the “economic recovery” narrative and by extension …

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Gold & Silver Prices Forecast 2019: Michael Pento

Read full transcript here: https://www.moneymetals.com/podcasts/2018/12/28/gold-and-silver-forecast-2019-001684 Check gold and silver prices: https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts Coming up Michael Pento of Pento Portfolio Strategies joins me for an encore interview. Michael weighs in on how he sees Fed policy decisions playing out and why he believes it will have damaging long-term effects on the economy. Plus, learn why he’s been...

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 12.28.18

Eric Sprott puts a wrap on 2018 and looks ahead to what promises to be an exciting 2019 for precious metals.

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Are Stocks Overvalued, Report 24 Dec 2018

We could also have entitled this essay How to Measure Your Own Capital Destruction. But this headline would not have set expectations correctly. As always, when looking at the phenomenon of a credit-fueled boom, the destruction does not occur when prices crash. It occurs while they’re rising.

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Marc Faber speaks on the dreary December for the U.S. stocks

“The slowdown in US economy seen since the start of 2018 and it is visible in the performance of US bonds”, says Marc Faber, Editor & Publisher of “The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report”. He adds weak oil prices, signal economic slowdown/ recession. Listen in! Subscribe To ET Now For Latest Updates On Stocks, Business, …

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 12.21.18

Eric Sprott recaps a volatile week in the global markets and looks ahead to what should be a terrific 2019 in gold and silver.

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Gold Prices Likely To Go Higher In 2019 After 4 percent Gain So Far In Q4

Gold traders appear excited about gold again as stocks are on pace for their worst year since 2008, and their worst December since 1931. Bullish bets on the yellow metal outnumbered bearish ones for the week ended December 11, resulting in the first instance of net positive contracts since July, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data.

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2018 – Everything Bubble Starts Bursting

– Review of 2018: ‘Everything bubble’ started bursting – Stocks and many property markets have fallen sharply – S&P 500 -4.5%, Nikkei -8%, EuroStoxx 50 -12.5%, FTSE -13%, DAX -16.5% – Of 54 major stock market indices in the world, only 6 are higher (see table) – Global property bubble bursting – London, Sydney and …

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Why Do Investors Tolerate It, Report 17 Dec 2018

For the first time since we began publishing this Report, it is a day late. We apologize. Keith has just returned Saturday from two months on the road. Unlike the rest of the world, we define inflation as monetary counterfeiting. We do not put the emphasis on quantity (and the dollar is not money, it’s a currency). We focus on the quality. An awful lot of our monetary counterfeiting occurs to fuel consumption spending.

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Thomas Mayer – Why Monetary Reform Could be the Last Resort for the Euro to Survive

Thomas Mayer, the former Chief Economist of Deutsche Bank, explains why the Euro will not survive unless the monetry system is reformed. Learn how monetary reform could be the last resort to rescue the Euro in this video and on the website: http://conference2018.monetative.de/ Speech: “How can the Euro survive? Could money reform be a solution?” … Continue reading »

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 12.14.18

Eric Sprott reviews the week that was and looks ahead to what will be an interesting and consequential week next.

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Sprott Money News Ask the Expert December 2018 – Bart Melek

Bart Melek, Global Head of Commodity Strategy for TD Securities answers your questions regarding gold, Fed policy and the ongoing drop in crude oil prices.

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Gold and Silver Gained 2 percents and 3 percents Last Week While Stocks Dropped Nearly 5 percents

Gold acted as a safe haven last week and is again acting as a safe haven in December. It has performed well despite the rout in stocks in Ireland and globally. U.S. stocks including the S&P500 and Nasdaq were down nearly 5% last week, while gold was 2% higher and silver over 3% higher.

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Ep. 155: Corey Lewandowski, Keith Weiner, plus a short clip of Charlie Kirk

Ep. 155: Corey Lewandowski discusses Trump’s Enemies, How the Deep State is Undermining the President (his latest book with David Bossie), the Mueller Investigation, Trump’s view of the media, and how Trump can win back lost votes in 2020. We then provide a short clip Daves on-stage interview with Charlie Kirk and how Charlie, as …

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The Prodigal Parent, Report 9 Dec 2018

The Baby Boom generation may be the first generation to leave less to their children than they inherited. Or to leave nothing at all. We hear lots—often from Baby Boomers—about the propensities of their children’s generation. The millennials don’t have good jobs, don’t save, don’t buy houses in the same proportions as their parents, etc.

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Stocks, Oil, Gold-Ross Clark. China, Real Estate, Dow-Marc Faber. Silver/Gold-Ed Steer. AMY.V, CRL.C

Air Date: December 8, 2018 Ross Clark – Stock Markets, Oil, Gold. Guest’s website: https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Marc Faber – China, Real Estate, Gold, Dow. https://www.gloomboomdoom.com/ Ed Steer – Silver and Gold. Homepage Larry Reaugh President & CEO of American Manganese Inc. on Company Showcase – American Manganese CEO Discusses Busy Week in Meetings. Regulators to crack …

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 12.7.18

Eric Sprott discusses the ongoing stock and bond market volatility and begins to look ahead to 2019.

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Why Buy Gold Now? Because Of The “I Don’t Knows”…

From 2000 through 2012, the price of gold increased every year, rising from around $280 an ounce to nearly $1,700. It was an unprecedented run. Then, in 2013, gold took a nose dive, losing over 27% of its value. It was widely reported that the Swiss National Bank, the former bastion of monetary conservatism, lost $10 billion that year just on its gold holdings.

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“Fake Markets” To Lead to Global Financial Crisis? Goldnomics Podcast (Ep 9)

Fake Markets – Are we living in a new era? What are Fake Financial Markets and what effect do they have on the current inflated levels of global stock markets? What do they mean for stock market and bond market performance in the future? In this episode 9 of the Goldnomics Podcast, Stephen Flood GoldCore …

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Inflation, Report 2 Dec 2018

What is inflation? Any layman can tell you—and nearly everyone uses it this way in informal speech—that inflation is rising prices. Some will say “due to devaluation of the money.” Economists will say, no it’s not rising prices per se. That is everywhere and always the effect. The cause, the inflation as such, is an increase in the quantity of money. Which is the same thing as saying devaluation.

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