You’d Think We’d Be A Little More Worried… – John Rubino
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…
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 Future of Money, and Wealth Storage by Andy Hoffman Paper precious metals investments will be under attack for as long as financial markets function and thus, even when physical…
JP Morgan Cornering Silver Bullion Market? by Mark O'Byrne JP Morgan Chase, the largest US bank, one the largest providers of financial services in the world and one of the…
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…
Moscow and Beijing Join Forces to Bypass US Dollar in Global Markets, Shift to Gold Trade by Tyler Durden Russia’s central bank opened its first overseas office in Beijing on…
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…
Don’t Blame Trump When the World Ends by M.N. Gordon A stock market crash is in the cards. When it comes, President Trump is not the one who should be…
Gold and Silver… The Golden Lye by Michael Noonan Lye [noun]—A strongly alkaline solution, esp. of potassium hydroxide, used for washing or cleansing. There has been an ongoing cleansing in…
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…
Putin “Buys the Dip” – Russia’s Gold Buying in October Largest This Millennium by Tyler Durden Russia’s gold-buying accelerated in October, with Russia’s central bank buying 48 tonnes of gold…