Italian Referendum: Gold Confounds—Again
Italian Referendum: Gold Confounds—Again by Lawrie Williams Recent events (the Austrian vote, the Italian referendum) that could have boosted the gold price have had the opposite effect. As with the Brexit…
Italian Referendum: Gold Confounds—Again by Lawrie Williams Recent events (the Austrian vote, the Italian referendum) that could have boosted the gold price have had the opposite effect. As with the Brexit…
President Trump’s Immediate Emergency by David Jensen When Donald Trump is inaugurated, he will immediately face an emergency that will potentially be the greatest crisis of his presidency. It involves…
Russia’s Gold Holdings Have Tripled Since 2006 by Jay Syrmoloulos The rapidly evolving geopolitical weapon brandished by Russia is an ever-increasing stockpile of gold, as well as Russia’s currency, the…
China’s Hidden Plan to Accumulate Gold by Jim Rickards China wanted to remain on a paper currency, one that is important enough to give it leverage over other countries. China…
Silver – A Reliable Safe Haven in the Eye of the Global Financial Storm by Nick Barisheff Click here to download a PDF copy of this article The region at…
Gold Investment – The Cornerstone of a Well-Constructed Portfolio by John Embry The US has provided the world’s reserve currency since Bretton Woods. Implicit gold backing was lost 1971, thanks…
Bank Bail-Ins – Depositors’ Worst Nightmare. How You Could Lose Your Money In the Bank by Robin Cornwell Recent changes in the bail-in regime for troubled banks in the Western…
Marc Faber: You Won’t Make Money Buying Stocks and Bonds by Frank McGuire Marc Faber says that small investors can still make money in a volatile and uncertain market, but…
The Greater Depression – Part 1 by James Quinn The Obama administration has used the same failed fiscal policies as Franklin D. Roosevelt: $800 billion stimulus packages, cash for clunkers,…
The Coming Storm for Global Financial Markets by Gary Shilling Global growth is weak. Oil prices are low. The world has excess capacity and a wage-depressing labour surplus. Corporate profits…