A measure introduced in the U.S. Congress seeks to replace the base metal of most American coins with steel. The move would slash zinc, nickel and copper content of U.S. coins to a fraction of today’s already reduced levels. Like past changes i ...
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Blog Post - May 10th, 2013
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Blog Post - March 18th, 2013
Deutsche Bank analysts recently announced good news for the solar industry—and good news for solar eventually means good news for silver.
According to a recent report by RenewEconomy.com, the solar industry is undergoing a gradual weaning awa ...
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Feature - March 13th, 2013
Conventional wisdom has it that “the velocity of money” is a determinant of the purchasing power of money. Velocity of money is the speed at which money (currency) changes hands and at which a single unit of currency circulates through the economy.
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Feature - February 27th, 2013
WealthCycles has long created content for the education of our readers in all affairs economic. Today is an exception.
Today, thanks to David Morgan from Silver-Investor.com , we are treated to a guest post by Charles Savoie, who describes th ...
Blog Post - February 19th, 2013
With gold prices dipping under $1,600, savers are rejoicing as getting rid of pesky paper banknotes became all that much better since this past Friday.
One important point to appreciate when enjoying this most recent sale is the distinct shortage in ...
Blog Post - December 14th, 2012
The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) recently announced its intention to initiate another deliverable physical silver contract, with trades denominated in the Hong Kong dollar.
GSGE is the authorized spot market in Hong Kong for ...
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Feature - October 17th, 2012
As markets never go anywhere in a straight line we have been licking our chops to explain to readers the small pull-back in silver and gold following a rally out of the summer consolidation period on new printing. Here is our projection for where we ...
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Feature - October 3rd, 2012
Many know that as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, Congress directed the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) to impose limits on speculative positions in physical commodity futures and related contracts. This means silver and gold shorting may become ...
Feature - August 29th, 2012
For some time there have been accusations of devious practices to artificially depress prices within the silver and gold markets. We take the stance that the more price suppression, the better, as lower prices enable us and our readers to obtain more ...
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Feature - April 6th, 2011
Many of the world’s woes can be attributed to our global fiat currency system—price inflation, food shortages, political instability, and speculative booms and busts. But perhaps the most devastating and horrible of the consequences of our fiat currency ...