Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals

The Coming Gold Standard

Keith Weiner discusses what the coming gold standard will look like, covering: First pseudo gold standard | 0:50 Second pseudo gold standard | 7:27 What do people need from a monetary system? | 16:21 What is the role of the banker? | 21:54 Why does gold circulate or not circulate? | 23:28 A working definition … Continue reading »

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Frank Holmes: Silly Money Printing & Restricted Supply Form a “Great Scenario for Gold”

Read the full transcript here: https://goo.gl/SdELvx Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors reveals some very bullish fundamentals that he sees developing for the precious metals in the coming months and also shares some information on an exciting new gold fund. Don’t miss another great interview with The Mining Journal’s gold fund manager of the …

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Bitcoin, Gold and Silver

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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Gold A Good Store Of Value – Protect From $217 Trillion Global Debt Bubble

‘Mother of all debt bubbles’ keeps gold in focus. Global debt alert: At all time high of astronomical $217 T. India imports “phenomenal” 525 tons in first half of 2017. Record investment demand – ETPs record $245B in H1, 17. Investors, savers should diversify into “safe haven” gold. Gold good ‘store of value’ in coming economic contraction.

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Why Surging UK Household Debt Will Cause The Next Crisis

Easy credit offered by UK banks is endangering “everyone else in the economy”. UK banks are “dicing with the spiral of complacency” again. Bank of England official believes household debt is good in moderation. Household debt now equals 135% of household income. Now costs half of average income to raise a child. Real incomes not keeping up with real inflation. 41% of those in debt are in full-time work. £1.537 trillion owed by the end of May...

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Gold Seasonal Sweet Spot – August and September – Coming

Gold seasonal sweet spot – August and September – is coming. Gold’s performance by month from 1979 to 2016 – must see table. August sees average return of 1.4% and September of 2.5%. September is best month to own gold, followed by January, November & August.

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Against Irredeemable Paper – Precious Metals Supply and Demand

Something needs to be said. We are against the existence of irredeemable paper currency, central banking and central planning, cronyism, socialized losses and privatized gains, counterfeit credit, wealth transfers and bailouts, and welfare both corporate and personal.

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Why is Gold Being ‘Talked Down’ So Much? – Marc Faber

Ignore the recent weakness in gold, the metal is still trading higher this year as it did in 2016, points out one famed economist. So why is it being “talked down” so much? Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, told Kitco News he doesn’t understand the negative outlook on … Continue...

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Did The Dutch Central Bank Lie About Its Gold Bar List?

Head of the Financial Markets Division of the Dutch central bank, Aerdt Houben, stated in an interview for newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad published in October 2016 that releasing a bar list of the Dutch official gold reserves “would cost hundreds of thousands of euros”. In this post we’ll expose this is virtually impossible – the costs to publish the bar list should be close to zero – and speculate about the far reaching implications of this...

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Millennials Can Punt On Bitcoin, Own Gold and Silver For Long Term

Bitcoin volatility shows not currency or safe haven but speculation. Volatility still very high in bitcoin and crypto currencies (see charts). Bitcoin fell 25% over weekend; Recent high of $3,000 fell to below $1,900. Bitcoin least volatile of cryptos, around 75% annualised volatility. Gold much more stable at just 10% annualised volatility.

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Gold Hedge Against Currency Devaluation and Cost Of Fuel, Food, Beer and Housing

Gold hedge against currency devaluation – cost of fuel, food, housing. True inflation figures reflect impact on household spending. Household items climbed by average 964%. Pint of beer sees biggest increase in basket of goods – rise of 2464%. Bread rises 836%, butter by 1023% and fuel (diesel) up by 1375%. Gold rises 2672% and hold’s its value over 40 years.

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David Morgan: Gold and Silver at Breakout Point from 6-Year Downtrend

Read the interview transcript here: https://goo.gl/WtSMX9 David Morgan of The Morgan Report joins Mike Gleason of Money Metals Exchange for a wonderful discussion on the metals and the markets. He shares his insights on what the smart money is already doing, the dangers of complacency and the importance of limited counter party risk. Back by …

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Stefan Gleason on the Biggest Mistakes Precious Metals Investors Make



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Stefan Gleason on the Biggest Mistakes Precious Metals Investors Make



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Bank Of England Warns “Bigger Systemic Risk” Now Than 2008

Bank of England warn that “bigger systemic risk” now than in 2008. BOE, Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) concerns re financial system. Banks accused of “balance sheet trickery” -undermining spirit of post-08 rules. EU & UK corporate bond markets may be bigger source of instability than ’08. Credit card debt and car loan surge could cause another financial crisis. PRA warn banks returning to similar practices to those that sparked 08 crisis....

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Sprott Money News Ask the Expert July 2017 – David Morgan

Silver expert David Morgan joins us to discuss wide range of topics related to silver and the precious metals.

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“Financial Crisis” In 2017 Or By End Of 2018 – Prepare Now

John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics latest research note, Prepare for Turbulence, is excellent and a must read warning about the coming financial crisis. Mind refreshed from what sounds like a wonderful honeymoon and having had the time to read some books outside his “comfort zone” he has come to the conclusion that we are on the verge of a “major financial crisis, if not later this year, then by the end of 2018 at the latest.”

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Stockholm Syndrome – Precious Metals Supply and Demand

Stockholm Syndrome is defined as “…a condition that causes hostages to develop a psychological alliance with their captors as a survival strategy during captivity.” While observers would expect kidnapping victims to fear and loathe the gang who imprison and threaten them, the reality is that some don’t.

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MARC FABER – The Upcoming Economic Recession in 2017 Has Begun

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“Financial Crisis” Of Historic Proportions Is “Bearing Down On Us”

“Financial Crisis Of Historic Proportions” Is “Bearing Down On Us”. John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics lata“Financial Crisis Of Historic Proportions” Is “Bearing Down On Us”. John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics latest research note, Prepare for Turbulence, is excellent and a must read warning about the coming financial crisis.

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