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…
United States is Hosting a Debt Party—$2,000 Gold is Coming
The United States is Hosting a Debt Party—$2,000 Gold is Coming by Pallisade Research The US has seen accelerated debt build-up since the early 1980s, before culminating in the financial…
Bank for International Settlements Warns of Looming Debt Bubble
Bank for International Settlements Warns of Looming Debt Bubble by Kenneth Rapoza Global debt-to-GDP is now at a record high and the Bank for International Settlements has noted that over…
China’s Property Frenzy and Surging Debt Raises Red Flag for the Economy
China’s Property Frenzy and Surging Debt Raises Red Flag for the Economy by The Guardian Chinese household debt has risen at an alarming pace as property values have soared, raising…
Why Rising Debt Will Lead to $10,000 Gold
Why Rising Debt Will Lead to $10,000 Gold by Nick Barisheff Download PDF of article/speech Presented at the Empire Club’s 18th Annual Investment Outlook on Thursday, January 5, 2012 Good…
BMG Diversified Hedge Fund – Read
It took 27 years for the S&P 500 to break even after the 1929 crash It took 15 years to break even after the Dot Com crash The Japanese Nikkei…
Why Gold Will Rise—the Financial System Has Changed
Why Gold Will Rise—the Financial System Has Changed The comments below are an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Matthew Piepenburg Gold’s recent price action, in an otherwise…
German Central Bank Doesn’t Rule Out Gold Revaluation
German Central Bank Doesn’t Rule Out Gold Revaluation The comments below are an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Jan Nieuwenhuijs The more debt is being accumulated on…
Wage Slaves vs. Gold Owners, Revisited
Wage Slaves vs. Gold Owners, Revisited The comments below are an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Richard Mills “It’s not a stretch to envision a scenario whereby…
The Perfect Storm for Gold
In December 1997, The Financial Times ran an article entitled “The Death of Gold.”