I was interviewed by Eric King for Jim Puplava’s Financial Sense podcast for October 25, 2008. Because the demands of record business, I failed to mention the podcast, which was favorably received...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on December 21st, 2008
Category: The Metals Markets
The Austrian School is probably best known for its condemnation of government intervention in the marketplace. Interest rates, for example, should be determined by the supply of money available...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on November 1st, 2008
Category: Housing Crisis
As most readers know there is a shortage of silver in the physicals market, and the dearth extends to all products. Major wholesalers, which for decades stood ready to sell “junk” silver...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on October 21st, 2008
Category: Silver
With the sharp drop in the price of gold, Krugerrands are scarce because few investors are willing to sell. Further, for a while the U.S. Mint was not able to supply enough 1-oz Gold Eagles. So, a major...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on September 9th, 2008
Category: Gold Coins
The sad history of paper money is that it is printed until it is worthless. This is to say that whenever paper currencies are de-linked from gold or silver (made no longer redeemable in gold or silver),...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on July 24th, 2008
Category: Hyperinflation, Money Markets
For some investors, and apparently for the media and for Congress, judging their coverage and comments, the looming failures of Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac were surprises. To other investors, however, the...
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Posted by Bill Haynes on July 17th, 2008
Category: Money Markets