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There is no free market in gold

Anyone who has been paying attention to the precious metals world over the last couple of years is well aware of the circumstantial evidence of price manipulation. None of which is particularly surprising,...

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Posted by Paul Carter on May 15th, 2012

Category: Economic Crisis, Federal Finances, Gold, Money, Money Markets, The Dollar, The Federal Reserve, The Metals Markets

Don’t blame the speculators

If you’ve watched the news for any length of time you’ve probably heard mention of speculators and how they seem to be responsible for much of what ills us.  Last week, Japan’s Finance...

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Posted by Paul Carter on November 16th, 2011

Category: Economic Crisis, Gold, Interesting Issues, Money Markets, The Metals Markets

Central bankers are the ultimate gold bugs

Various reports coming out of last week’s G20 meeting in Cannes are suggesting that some member countries had proposed Germany use its gold reserves as collateral for a Eurozone bailout fund.  This...

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Posted by Paul Carter on November 7th, 2011

Category: Federal Finances, Gold, Interesting Issues, Money, Money Markets, The Federal Reserve

Japanese pensioners sell their gold

Asahi recently posted a story about Japanese pensioners who are selling their gold.  Remarkably the perception of gold has been quite a bit different in Japan than around the rest of the world.  The...

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Posted by Paul Carter on October 4th, 2011

Category: Gold, Interesting Issues, Money, Money Markets, The Metals Markets

Ron Paul calls for fedgov to cancel $1.6 billion debt held by Fed

Congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul recently introduced legislation calling for the federal government to cancel the $1.6 trillion debt held by the Federal Reserve.  Such a move creates legal...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on August 5th, 2011

Category: Federal Finances, Hyperinflation, Interesting Issues, Money Markets, The Federal Reserve

The sad history of paper money

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

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