BIS Finds Global Debt May Be Underreported by $14 Trillion
BIS Finds Global Debt May Be Underreported by $14 Trillion The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Tyler Durden Total nominal global…
BIS Finds Global Debt May Be Underreported by $14 Trillion The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Tyler Durden Total nominal global…
The Dollar and Equities Will Plunge Together - While Gold Spikes The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Ron Rosen The dollar…
The Golden Conspiracy by Jim Rickards There is gold price manipulation going on, and China is the main suspect. China wants to remain on a paper currency standard, but also…
The Silver to Gold Ratio, as Undervalued as at Anytime in History by Andy Hoffman Despite unprecedented market rigging, precious metal holders are clearly back in the driver’s seat, and…
You’d Think We’d Be A Little More Worried… by John Rubino By now everyone with an Internet connection is aware of the “ransomware” attack that shut down hundreds of thousands…
The Decline and Fall of the Euro Union by Alasdair Macleod MacLeod identifies headwinds faced by the European Union in the wake of Brexit. Without the UK, not only does…
Russian Roulette, Central Banks and Gold by G.E. Christenson Instead of playing a guaranteed-to-fail game of Russian roulette with your financial security, consider a return to the basics: Use real…
The Myths of Gold Confiscation by Nick Barisheff To download PDF of this article If we experience a debt crisis, as many economists believe is inevitable, many people believe that…
If Gold’s a Barbarous Relic, Why Do Governments Want it so Much? by Andy Hoffman Central banks have been buying gold every year since the financial crisis—particularly in the East.…
German Gold Returns Home: How Populism is Influencing Monetary Policy by Ellen Powell Germany has completed the transfer of $13 billion in gold reserves from New York to Frankfurt. The…