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By Adrian Douglas |
April 11, 2011
The FOMC transcripts only give us a small glimpse of what is really happening in secret at the Fed but from just scratching the surface one can be justified in extrapolating that it is hiding a web of corruption, lies and deceit.
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By Adrian Douglas |
April 8, 2011
The bullion banking business is very opaque but it struck me that if the members of the LBMA are collectively trading a net value of $6.2 trillion annually this should be laid out and explained in the bullion banks' annual reports.
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By Adrian Douglas |
February 7, 2011
On Friday silver closed in complete backwardation on the Comex. I believe this is the first time in history that the entire futures structure is in backwardation.
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By Adrian Douglas |
January 19, 2011
Data analysis reveals strong indications of growing shortages and that the gold and silver markets are approaching "tipping points" that will lead to an acceleration of price appreciation.
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By Adrian Douglas |
December 21, 2010
Which non-US bank has increased its short position in silver so massively? What is that entity's relationship to mega-shorts, JPMorgan and HSBC? I know you can't answer those questions publicly but these are questions the CFTC should look into.
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By Adrian Douglas |
November 15, 2010
The most tantalizing aspect of this exploration story is the geological work that has been done since 2009 that has sought to understand the geological mechanisms that now underpin the on-going second phase of exploration.
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By Adrian Douglas |
October 27, 2010
If the US gold reserve has already been sold off surreptitiously - or partially or entirely encumbered in some way - then confirmation of that would be extremely detrimental to the dollar.
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By Adrian Douglas |
October 5, 2010
Recently, as gold has notched up new all time record after new all time record, there has been a flurry of articles claiming that gold is in a bubble. This is nothing short of ridiculous but not at all surprising.
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By Adrian Douglas |
September 17, 2010
When one juxtaposes Alan Greenspan's views from 1966 with those of 2010, it is clear that he has a good understanding of the central role gold plays in the monetary system and that unbacked fiat currency is intrinsically worthless.
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By Sam Kirtley |
August 31, 2010
With many looking for the best way to leverage gold returns, a simple solution could be to only have long exposure to gold overnight. Going long gold overnight and then short gold for the intraday period, is an even more profitable strategy.
