Even before the 2008 crisis, the United States and other debtor nations looked upon China as the Great Hope, as it cautiously introduced market reforms that promised, in time, to offer the debt-addicted world economy a brand-new marketplace, a trillion ...
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Feature - May 16th, 2012
All terms: buy gold, China, Credit, Current Analysis, economy, fiat currency, Inflation
Feature - February 29th, 2012
The dollar, mentioned twice in the U.S. Constitution, was a solid silver coin. We had a $20 gold coin in America not that long ago. There is a historic precedent, saving wealth in this manner is simple.
There is going to be a point at which the herd ...
All terms: buy gold, buy silver, Gold, Investing, Money, Price, Primary Dealers, Silver, How To
Blog Post - February 17th, 2012
Investor appetite for gold is heating up, in part because of signals from hedge fund guru John Paulson, the guy who saw the real estate meltdown coming in 2007 and became a billionaire as a result.
The Paulson & Co. founder “told investors it’s ...
All terms: buy gold, central bank, Central Banks, Currency, Debt, Free Market, Gold, Hedge Funds
Feature - February 15th, 2012
Nowhere in the world is gold a more significant cultural touchstone than India. Last Sunday, CBS broadcast news magazine 60 Minutes examined India’s deep cultural and religious attachment to gold , a connection that has made India one of the world’s ...
All terms: BRICs, buy gold, Current Analysis, fiat currency, financial education, financial history, Gold, India, Monetary History, Money
Blog Post - February 7th, 2012
Imagine if, as a household, you went into debt deeper and deeper every year. You announced your intentions to do so periodically, and as you went along, you consistently spent around 2 times more than your income. Would you be viewed as less reliable ov ...
All terms: buy gold, Commodities, Currency, Debt, Debt, Gold, gold market, Government, National Debt, US Economy
Feature - January 18th, 2012
Sometimes it’s easy to think that central banks are schizophrenic—on the one hand, they buy up as much gold as they can lay hands on—after all, who wouldn’t want the ultimate monetary anchor in the rough seas of fiat? On the other hand, though, we see n ...
Blog Post - November 15th, 2011
We have said it before. We’ll say it again. Central banks buying gold is a game changer.
Unlike the 1970s bull market , in which central banks were net sellers throughout the bull market, in today’s gold bull, central banks are net buyers.
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All terms: buy gold, Central Banks, Commodities, Government, Russia
Blog Post - September 19th, 2011
As global central banks, led by emerging market banks, are again set to become net buyers of gold, some news from the land of currency disunion surprised us. We all know that emerging market central banks like Mexico, Russia, South Korea, and Thailand h ...
All terms: buy gold, Central Banks, Commodities, currency, Currency, Euro, Government, U.S. Dollar
Blog Post - May 5th, 2011
The path of a secular, or long-term, bull market, is never straight—and as many have found out over the past few days—it can be a stomach churning ride. But, as always happens, those with foresight and discipline to stick by their convictions will be re ...
All terms: Bull Market, buy gold, Commodities, Free Market, Gold, Silver, wealth cycles investing, Wealth Transfer
Blog Post - April 20th, 2011
In today’s video blog, Michael Maloney gives us an update on the Russian St. George gold coins that turned up with rust spots and tarnish in recent months, making headlines and sparking the rumor that the Russian central bank was selling debased coins. ...
All terms: Bankruptcy, buy gold, Commodities, Debt, Gold, Government, Russia, Current Analysis