Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals

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SWOT Analysis:Venezuela Sells $400 Million Worth Of Gold Bullion

2019-04-26

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2019-04-26

Unpleasant Surprises, for Gold 2018-2019
The best performing metal this week was palladium, up 3.52 percent as CPM Group noted that the price could climb to $1,800 on supply constraints. Gold traders and analysts switched from bullish to mostly neutral or bearish on the yellow metal this week, according to the weekly Bloomberg survey.

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The Two Faces of Inflation, Report 22 Apr

2019-04-23

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2019-04-23

Gold and Silver Price
We have a postscript to last week’s article. We said that rising prices today are not due to the dollar going down. It’s not that the dollar buys less. It’s that producers are forced to include more and more ingredients, which are not only useless to the consumer. But even invisible to the consumer. For example, dairy producers must provide ADA-compliant bathrooms to their employees.

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Sprott Money News Ask The Expert – Josh Phair of Scottsdale Mint

2019-04-22

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Josh Phair, CEO of Scottsdale Mint, joins us to discuss the current dynamics of the gold and silver markets as well as the terrific products offered by Scottsdale Mint.

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 4.18.19

2019-04-22

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Eric Sprott discusses the current correction in precious metal prices but also looks forward to better conditions in the weeks ahead.

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Washington State Politicians Drop Cynical Attempt to Impose Taxes on Gold & Silver

2019-04-22

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2019-04-22

Money and Gold
Well, here’s some encouraging news… Efforts in Washington State to impose sales taxes on gold and silver were SHUT DOWN today thanks to intense efforts by the Sound Money Defense League, a group of in-state coin dealers led by Dan Duncan, the Association of Washington Businesses, and a large number of vocal grassroots supporters.

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Gold, Gas – Ross Clark. Commodities- Marc Faber. Oil – Chris Vermeulen. NASDAQ – Tim Wood. AMY.V

2019-04-20

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Air Date: April 19, 2019 Ross Clark – Stock Markets, USD, Precious Metals, Gasoline. Guest’s website: https://chartsandmarkets.com/ Marc Faber – Bonds, Commodities, and Banks. Guest’s website: https://www.gloomboomdoom.com/ Chris Vermeulen – Crude, Gold Miners. Guest’s website: https://www.thetechnicaltraders.com/ Tim Wood – NASDAQ’s New High. Guest’s website: https://www.cyclesman.com/ Larry Reaugh President & CEO of...

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This Is When You Sell Your Gold and Silver

2019-04-19

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- When your family who once dismissed you as a crazed gold bug, now herald you as an investment genius! - When there is widespread confidence in the dollar, euro, pound and all fiat currencies RECEIVE THE LATEST VIDEO UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS DIRECT FROM GOLDCORE - SIGN UP HERE: https://info.goldcore.com/gdpr-email-subscription-preferences - When the next financial and monetary crisis is over and a degree of stability and sanity prevails! -...

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This Is When You Sell Your Gold and Silver

2019-04-19

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– When your family who once dismissed you as a crazed gold bug, now herald you as an investment genius! – When there is widespread confidence in the dollar, euro, pound and all fiat currencies RECEIVE THE LATEST VIDEO UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS DIRECT FROM GOLDCORE – SIGN UP HERE: https://info.goldcore.com/gdpr-email-subscription-preferences – When the next …

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New Inflation Indicator, Report 14 Apr

2019-04-16

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2019-04-16

Gold and Silver Price
Last week, we wrote that regulations, taxes, environmental compliance, and fear of lawsuits forces companies to put useless ingredients into their products. We said: “For example, milk comes from the ingredients of: land, cows, ranch labor, dairy labor, dairy capital equipment, distribution labor, distribution capital, and consumable containers.”

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MARC FABER EXCLUSIVE: Millennials Are SPOILED BRATS, QE4 Coming, Inflation Numbers BULLSHIT!

2019-04-13

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How to Store Gold in an Uncertain World

2019-04-12

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How to store your gold once you have invested in precious metals is the most important question that you need to answer. EXCLUSIVE OFFER – 6 MONTHS FREE STORAGE & COMPLIMENTARY GIFTS Click Here to Learn More: https://info.goldcore.com/exclusive-offer-march-2019 In this video update GoldCore CEO Stephen Flood, draws on 24 years of experience in financial markets …

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Debt and Profit in Russell 2000 Firms

2019-04-12

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2019-04-12

U.S. small-cap debt builds up
This week, the Supply and Demand Report featured a graph of debt vs profitability in the Russell 2000. Here’s the graph again: This graph shows a theme that we, and practically no one else(!) have been discussing for years. It is the diminishing marginal utility of debt. In this case, more and more debt is required to add what looks like less and less profit (we don’t have the raw data, only the graphic).

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West Virginia Joins Growing Sound Money Movement – Six Other States Now Weighing Their Own Bills to End Taxes on Gold & Silver

2019-04-10

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2019-04-10

Before the ink could even dry on West Virginia Governor Jim Justice’s signature on a repeal of sales taxation on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium bullion and coins, legislators in Wisconsin and Maine introduced similar measures in their own states.

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What Causes Loss of Purchasing Power, Report 7 Apr

2019-04-09

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2019-04-09

U.S. small-cap debt builds up, 2002-2019
We have written much about the notion of inflation. We don’t want to rehash our many previous points, but to look at the idea of purchasing power from a new angle. Purchasing power is assumed to be intrinsic to the currency. We have said that the problem with the word inflation is that it treats two different phenomena as if they are the same.

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JAN SKOYLES on Our Obsession With Being ‘Busy’

2019-04-06

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In this extract from the ‘Time VS Money: The Golden Question’ episode of Renegade Inc, Jan Skoyles discusses the idea of ‘Time Is Money’ and the fetishisation of being busy. Watch Renegade Inc. here: https://www.rt.com/shows/renegade-inc/ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Renegade Inc. provides … Continue...

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 4.5.19

2019-04-05

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Eric Sprott discusses the week that was in precious metals as well as the impact of Friday’s U.S. jobs report.

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Silver Bullion Set to Soar to $50 an Ounce

2019-04-05

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– Silver bullion is the most undervalued precious metal, commodity and asset today – Silver very rarely covered in the media and thus the fundamentals are not understood – Supply demand fundamentals are very positive indeed as seen in recent report from Capital Economics – While industrial demand may weaken, investment and safe haven demand …

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Will Basel III Send Gold to the Moon, Report 2 Apr

2019-04-02

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2019-04-02

Gold and Silver Price
A number of commentators have predicted that the rules of the Basel III bank regulations will cause gold to skyrocket (no, this article is not about our view that gold does not go up, that it’s the dollar going down, that the lighthouse does not go up, it’s the sinking ship going down in the storm).

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L2 Capital Podcast #07: Marcelo López chats with Marc Faber

2019-04-01

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In today’s episode, Marcelo López talked to Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the famous report Gloom Boom & Doom and a contrarian investor known for bold investment decisions in the past.

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Brexit and Learning To “Live With Boom and Bust Economic Cycles”

2019-03-30

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2019-03-30

Generations of people have learned to live with boom and bust economic cycles. Years of relative plenty were followed, as night follows day, by grief including high unemployment and forced emigration on a large scale. In fact, if you go back much beyond the late 1960s, it would not be too cynical to say the cycles were often more about going from bust to really busted, as for decades the country was hit by crippling rates of largely enforced...

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