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By Axel Merk |
January 16, 2013
While the introduction of a trillion-dollar coin has been shrugged off as nonsense, there are plenty of nonsensical concepts employed in our monetary system. Here we’ll shed light on a few of them.
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By Przemyslaw Radomski |
December 7, 2012
Financial collapse is usually perceived as Armageddon but doesn't necessarily have to be one. So what implications for gold would a collapse of the US dollar have? Or if the dollar doesn't collapse, does it still make sense to be invested in gold and silver?
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By David Zeiler |
November 14, 2012
US Federal Reserve policies like QE3 are building up to an inflationary catastrophe, says the CEO and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capita. He warns that the Fed can only continue its policies of buying US Treasuries and mortgages by printing more money.
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By Jan Skoyles |
November 5, 2012
The statistics on presidents and gold prices since Richard Nixon make for some interesting reading; some surprising and some not so surprising trends exist. Our main findings show that voting Obama is best for the gold price.
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By Frank Holmes |
September 18, 2012
The Fed and ECB make my job presenting at the Hard Assets conference in Chicago very exciting. Don’t miss my presentation on Sept. 21. I invite you to be there in person if you live in close proximity to Chicago.
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By Martin Hutchinson |
September 12, 2012
Realistically, it's pretty unlikely that the U.S. will ever re-adopt the gold standard, both because of the cost and because of the vested interests opposed to it. But most of the benefits of a gold standard can be attained without moving to one.
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By Dr. Jeffrey Lewis |
September 6, 2012
History remembers the last nominal high in the price of silver before the more recent high of $49.77 seen in April of 2011 as an anomaly that was largely induced by the Hunt brothers’ purported attempt to corner the market by buying large quantities of silver and silver futures.
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By Nick Barisheff |
May 31, 2012
The macro-economic conditions that have supported gold’s bull run over the past decade have not changed; in fact, they’ve become progressively worse. This is the calm before the storm, and last week’s intra-day low of US$1,535 an ounce may well have been a bottom.
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By Jeff Berwick |
May 31, 2012
This ain't 1947 anymore and we highly recommend anyone with "retirement savings" withdraw their funds and get them into hard assets. If you don't want to withdraw the funds, at least work to get them outside of the control of the government who purports to own you.
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By Stephan Bogner |
April 25, 2012
Will there ever be a “final” sell-signal for gold? Historically, there never is a real solution to the lion`s share of future woes – but the Real Gold-Standard priceless at a highly valued, fair and realistic level of appreciation.