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Marc Faber – Huge Asset Bubble Will Be Deflated

2019-03-17

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Legendary contrarian investor Dr. Marc Faber warns, “When I started to work in 1970 on Wall Street, the stock market capitalization of the U.S. as a percentage of GDP . . . was between 25% and 30%. Now, the stock market capitalization alone is 150% of GDP, and when you add the bonds to it, … Continue reading »

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 3.15.19

2019-03-15

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Eric Sprott discusses the week that was in precious metals and looks ahead to a volatile week next.

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XRP Rally Inevitable , Ripple And Marc Faber Buys Bitcoin

2019-03-13

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#571 Gesetzenwurf für Bitcoin Transparenz, Ethereum kein Wertpapier & Marc Faber kauft BTC

2019-03-13

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http://bitcoin-informant.de/2019/03/13/571-gesetzenwurf-fuer-bitcoin-transparenz-ethereum-kein-wertpapier-marc-faber-kauft-btc Hey Krypto Fans, willkommen zur Bitcoin-Informant Show Nr. 571. Heute geht’s um folgende Themen: Gesetzentwurf will Bitcoin und Co. gänzlich transparent machen, US-Börsenaufsicht: Ethereum wird nicht als Wertpapier eingestuft & Investor Marc Faber kauft BTC. 1.) Gesetzentwurf will Bitcoin und Co. gänzlich...

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The Duality of Money, Report 10 Mar

2019-03-11

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2019-03-11

Marginal Productivity of Debt 1952-2018
This is a pair of photographs taken by Keith Weiner, for a high school project. It seemed a fitting picture for the dual nature of money, the dual nature of wood both as logs to be consumed and dimensional lumber to be used to construct buildings.

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-Up – 3.8.19

2019-03-08

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Eric Sprott discusses the latest US jobs numbers as well as other global factors that are driving gold and silver prices.

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China Gold Reserves Rise To 60.26 Million Ounces Worth Just $79.5 Billion

2019-03-08

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2019-03-08

Chinese Gold Reserves 2000-2019
China increased its gold reserves for a third straight month in February, data from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) showed this morning. The value of China’s gold reserves rose slightly to $79.498 billion in February from $79.319 billion at the end of January, as the central bank increased the total amount of gold reserves to 60.260 million fine troy ounces from 59.940 million troy ounces.

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Is Capital Creation Beating Capital Consumption? Report 3 Mar

2019-03-04

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2019-03-04

Gross Output vs GDP 2005-2018
We have written numerous articles about capital consumption. Our monetary system has a falling interest rate, which causes both capital churn and conversion of one party’s wealth into another’s income. It also has too-low interest, which encourages borrowing to consume (which, as everyone knows, adds to Gross Domestic Product—GDP).

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Gerald Celente Reveals Triggers for World Economic Blowup, Gold Breakout

2019-03-01

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Read the full transcript here: https://www.moneymetals.com/podcasts/2019/03/01/gerald-celente-gold-breakout-001724 Buy gold online: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/gold Later in today’s program Gerald Celente, the top trends forecaster in the world joins me to tell us why the world’s central banks bought a record amount of gold in 2018 and also about what type of wildcard events may trigger a new economic crisis. …

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 3.1.19

2019-03-01

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Eric Sprott discusses the current pullback in precious metal prices and looks ahead to what will be an eventful month of March.

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U.S. Mint Suspends Silver Bullion Coin Sales After Sales Double In February

2019-02-28

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2019-02-28

US Mint Silver Eagle Sales, Feb 2018 - Feb 2019
U.S. Mint suspends silver bullion coin sales after sales double in February. Silver investment demand for American Eagles (one ounce) silver bullion coins depletes West Point Mint inventories. U.S. Mint suspended sales of American Eagle (1 oz) coins on Feb. 21 because it had no coins left to sell.

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Swiss private banking giant dips toes into crypto scene

2019-02-26

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2019-02-26

One of Switzerland’s largest banks, Julius Baer, has entered the cryptoassets world by announcing a partnership with budding crypto bank start-up SEBA. While other Swiss banks, such as Vontobel, Falcon and Swissquote, are already active in the space, Julius Baer’s entrance has attracted particular attention.

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Is Lending the Root of All Evil? Report 24 Feb

2019-02-25

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2019-02-25

Gold and Silver Price
Ayn Rand famously defended money. In Atlas Shrugged, Francisco D’Anconia says: “So you think that money is the root of all evil? . . . Have you ever asked what is the root of money? Money is a tool of exchange, which can’t exist unless there are goods produced and men able to produce them.

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Sprott Money News Ask The Expert – Chris Howard of The Royal Mint

2019-02-25

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Chris Howard is Executive Director in charge of the bullion division at The Royal Mint in the U.K.

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-Up 2 22 19

2019-02-22

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Eric Sprott discusses the volatile week in gold and silver prices and looks ahead to what will continue to be an exciting year for the precious metals.

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What’s Up With Australia’s 80 Tonnes Of Gold At The Bank Of England?

2019-02-22

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2019-02-22

Recently, news network RT.com asked for comments on the question of the 80 tonnes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) gold reserves and their supposed storage location at the Bank of England's gold vaults in London. Based on some of those comments I made, RT has now published an article in its English language news website at www.rt.com about this Australian gold that the RBA claims is held in London.

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Prepare Now For Global Financial Crisis II – Jim Willie Interviews Mark O’Byrne

2019-02-20

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Jim Willie interviews Mark O’Byrne of GoldCore about the slowly erupting Global Financial Crisis II – The Global Monetary RESET will see the “Third World” dollar sharply devalued and paper wealth and assets including stocks, corporate and government bonds become much more risky – Vitally important people prepare now for the “next phase” of the …

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Prepare Now For Global Financial Crisis II – Jim Willie Interviews Mark O’Byrne

2019-02-20

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Jim Willie interviews Mark O'Byrne of GoldCore about the slowly erupting Global Financial Crisis II - The Global Monetary RESET will see the "Third World" dollar sharply devalued and paper wealth and assets including stocks, corporate and government bonds become much more risky - Vitally important people prepare now for the "next phase" of the global financial crisis which is set to impact financial markets, stocks, bonds,...

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Jim Willie Interviews GoldCore – Global Financial Crisis II Is Upon Us

2019-02-19

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- Event flow in the slowly erupting global financial crisis and what is to come for financial markets, bonds, banks including Wells Fargo and bankrupt governments in the UK, EU and US - The brutal fate of paper wealth and assets including stocks, corporate and government bonds, US Treasuries and the "Third World" dollar with their inherent risk in the coming Global Monetary RESET - US Treasuries are no longer a risk free asset and gold...

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Central Planning Is More than Just Friction, Report 17 February

2019-02-19

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2019-02-19

Yield Curve
It is easy to think of government interference into the economy like a kind of friction. If producers and traders were fully free, then they could improve our quality of life—with new technologies, better products, and lower prices—at a rate of X. But the more that the government does, the more it burdens them. So instead of X rate of progress, we get the same end result but 10% slower or 20% slower.

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