Central Banks Buy Most Gold Since 1964
Editor’s Note: Hmm, in 1964, Bretton Woods was still in place and nations were settling debt in gold. The writing is on the wall folks; the dollar’s days are numbered. Worldwide gold demand in 2012 was...
View ArticleThe UK and China – Another Slap at Dollar Supremacy
Editor’s Note: Another nail in the Dollar’s coffin. The Bank of England expects to sign a final agreement to set up a three-year yuan-sterling swap line “shortly”, during a meeting between Sir Mervyn...
View ArticleRaiding the GLD – Why to Avoid Gold ETFs
Time to broach this subject again. Just yesterday, the GLD saw a withdrawal of 8.88 metric tonnes. This followed a drawdown of nearly 23 tonnes on Wednesday. In fact, since the start of 2013, the GLD...
View ArticleGold, Not the Fed is Trustworthy – Bloomberg Editorial
Editor’s Note: The ‘inflation’ numbers released by the government are about as useful and authentic as those pertaining to employment. Funny that the only two entities that are saying inflation is low...
View ArticleThe Banksters Want YOUR Gold
Editor’s Note: Silver dropped $24/ounce.. Nice typo guys. Seriously, the banksters want your gold. They know the physical market is drying up. See Andrew Maguire and Jim Sinclair’s commentaries on this...
View ArticleJim Sinclair’s Comments on Gold
Editor’s Note: Couldn’t agree more. Since 1971 (when Nixon closed the gold window) the Dow Jones increased 15-fold and the dollar gold price increased 45-fold. What does this really mean? The stock...
View ArticleWhen Gold Has No Friends – Andy Sutton
There are likely, at minimum, half a dozen reasons for the swift correction in precious metals over the past week. The real reason might be one, two, or even all of what I’m going to lay out below. I’m...
View Article100 Day Delay to ‘Take Delivery’ of Precious Metals in London
Editor’s Note: And as usual, the ‘regulators’ are asleep at the switch. More evidence that governments are nothing more than enforcement arms of the big banks who are committing multiple simultaneous...
View ArticleResearch: Gold Acts As A Safe Haven Against USD And GBP
Today’s AM fix was USD 1,374.50, EUR 1,028.59 and GBP 880.30 per ounce. Yesterday’s AM fix was USD 1,370.50, EUR 1,027.28 and GBP 879.60 per ounce. Gold climbed $7.20 or 0.53% yesterday, closing at...
View ArticleGold ‘Slamdowns’ the Order of the Day
Editor’s Note: Manipulation anyone? I guess the CFTC didn’t get the memo that the government is no longer in shutdown mode… What do the following dates have in common: September 12, October 11 and now,...
View ArticleThe Fate of Dollar Hegemony – Andy Sutton
Despite the quiet nature of things lately from a geopolitical standpoint, coupled with the mainstream media’s obsession with new nominal highs in the various paper indexes, there is definitely...
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