Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals

Gold Production In South Africa Continues To Collapse – Down 85% Since 1970

– South African gold production collapsed again in May – down 16% – South Africa production has collapsed 85% (1,000 to 145 tonnes) – Long term, ongoing collapse appears to have escalated – Gold suppression has destroyed gold mining in South Africa and rest of Africa, impacted African economies, jobs and people – Geological challenges suggest ‘peak gold’ or ‘plateau gold’ production while...

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Physical Gold Is The “Best Defence” Against “Escalating Currency Wars”

Physical Gold Is The “Best Defence” Against “Escalating Currency Wars”. As governments around the world debase their currencies, you need an asset that can ride out the hard times. And nothing fits the bill like gold writes John Stepek of Money Week

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Bron Suchecki – Gold Confiscation: How Likely and What You Can Do About It?

Bron Suchecki, a returning SBTV guest, speaks with us at The Safe House about the topic of gold confiscation (like when FDR issued Executive Order 6102 in 1933), how likely it is to happen again and how precious metals owners can minimize this risk. Bron Suchecki discusses the possible impact of the occurrence of a …

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Crying Wolf, Report 22 July 2018

Keith Weiner’s weekly look on Gold. Gold and silver prices, Gold-Silver Price Ratio, Gold basis and co-basis and the dollar price, Silver basis and co-basis and the dollar price.

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Trump and War With China? Goldnomics Podcast ( Episode 6 )

In this the sixth episode of the Goldnomics podcast we discuss the deepening trade war between the U.S. & China and the risk of a wider war. GoldCore CEO Stephen Flood and GoldCore’s Research Director and respected precious metals commentator Mark O’Byrne in discussion with Dave Russell. Our discussion starts with the “Tweet” from Ray …

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Solutions without Historical Templates: Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains

Crypto-blockchain technologies are leveraging the potential of computers and the web for direct political-social innovation. We're accustomed to three basic templates for system-wide solutions or improvements: 1. an individual "builds a better mousetrap" and starts a company to exploit this competitive advantage;

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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-Up 7 20 18



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Chinese Gold Market: Still in the Driving Seat

With the first half of 2018 now behind us, it’s an opportune time to look at whats been happening in the Chinese Gold Market. As a reminder, China is the largest gold producer in the world, the largest gold importer in the world, and China’s Shanghai Gold Exchange is the largest physical gold exchange in the world.

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Friends of GoldCore Referral Program – Refer Clients and Get Paid in Gold and Silver

Introducing The Friends of GoldCore Referral Program Now you can earn a referral fee that can be paid directly in gold to your account or offset against your storage fee each time you introduce a new client to GoldCore. How it works: – You refer – Have your friend or colleague mention your name when …

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Bitcoin — when mainstream?

Since the beginning of the year, Bitcoin has seen its price cut in half and beyond. Other crypto assets have fallen even more. Although the king of the crypto world has rebelled from time to time over recent months, Bitcoin’s occasional price increases have always been met with follow-up downturns.

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Keith Weiner-Gold Backed Bonds, An Idea Who’s Time Has Come

Keith Weiner provides serious thoughts about an inevitable monetary reset triggered by Keynesian economics that has destroyed capital and currency price discovery.

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Global Debt Time Bomb Surges To Nearly $250,000,000,000,000

“$247 trillion global debt bomb” even Washington Post is warning. Debt surges globally and global debt is up almost $150 trillion in just 15 years. Debt surge appears to be accelerating: Q1,18 alone, global debt rose by a huge $8 trillion. All major countries and every strata of society sees debt surge – consumer/ household, …

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The Great Gold Upgrade, Report 15 July 2018

In part I the Great Reset, we said that a reset is a terrible thing. The closest example is the fall of Rome in 476AD, in which more than 90% of the population of the city fled or died. No one should wish for this to happen, but we are unfortunate to live under a failing monetary system. Debt is growing exponentially. A way must be found to transition to the use of gold. We covered a few ways that won’t work.

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Sprott Money News 7 13 18

Hear Eric Sprott discuss global silver demand, the growing US-China trade war and the potential impact on the global economy.

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Learn about Crypto’s true revolutionary potential

The publication of the Bitcoin white paper immediately after the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008 is hardly a mere coincidence. The financial collapse especially touched on one crucial question: Money talks, but who talks money if you will? According to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym behind Bitcoin, it’s the world’s central and commercial banks which rule over our money.

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The Great Reset, Report 8 July 2018

Before it collapsed, the city of Rome had a population greater than 1,000,000 people. That was an extraordinary accomplishment in the ancient world, made possible by many innovative technologies and the organization of the greatest civilization that the world had ever seen. Such an incredible urban population depended on capital accumulated over centuries. But the Roman Empire squandered this capital, until it was no longer sufficient to sustain...

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Italy €2.4 Trillion Debt To Create Eurozone Contagion and Global Debt Crisis?

– Italy is EU’s ticking timebomb as government debt nears €2.4 trillion – Italy’s GDP is just €1.85 trillion; National debt is over 132% of economy – Italy is politically dysfunctional at best of times; Now has populist left / right wing government – National debt owed to other EU nations alone is 25% of …

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Gold $10,000 In Currency Reset as Russia, China Gold Demand To Overwhelm Futures Manipulation (GOLDCORE VIDEO)

Is the currency reset or global monetary reset (GMR) upon us? Russia dumped half their US Treasuries in April ($47.4 billion out of the $96.1 billion it had held) and bought 600k ozs of gold worth less than $800 million in May. Has the IMF “pegged” gold to SDRs at 900 SDR per ounce? China stops buying US Treasuries and quietly accumulates gold.

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Sprott Money News- Weekly Wrap-Up 7.6.18

Eric Sprott returns this week to discuss the growing trade wars, the global economy and the impact these events will have on precious metal prices.

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Let there be Bitcoin! And it was Bitcoin!

Bitcoin’s origin can be traced back to September 15, 2008. This is the day the investment bank Lehman Brothers announced its bankruptcy and the financial crisis reached its peak. With the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers a ripple effect set in, several other banks had to be saved by their patrons, the states. These bail-outs wreaked havoc on the debt of many countries, which is why central banks initiated their massive government bond purchase...

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