Mar 20, 2012
Here’s a video that pulls no punches about what is coming down the pike in the not too distant future. The video outlines why this monetary event will likely be the biggest such event to strike humanity in history. The producer then goes on to give his opinion on the 5 top places not to be in a dollar collapse. It is certainly food for thought to many of...
Mar 6, 2012
It’s fair to say we lost our respect for Warren Buffet when he did his deal effectively bailing out Goldman Sachs in 2008. It was pretty obvious then that the ”Oracle of Omaha” had become an insider and stepped over to the “dark side”. His many disparaging and not very logical thoughts on gold are further evidence that he...
Feb 28, 2012
You may have read about the Hunt Brothers and how they cornered the silver market in the 1970′s causing the price to rise astronomically. We’ve read a fair bit about this episode in the past and now this recent video does a pretty good job of presenting a different take on the mainstream version of what took place. It presents the other side of the...
Feb 8, 2012
We’re not sure that there is much point in making price predictions for gold and silver. It’s likely to be a “moving target” if central banks continue to create more “currency units” ad infinitum, so what ever price one extrapolates for today might be irrelevant in the future. However we found this video interesting in...
Dec 28, 2011
When Professor Antal Fekete was in New Zealand last month, he stated that if he was back next year he wanted to cover silver in much more detail, as he said it’s history in terms of conspiracy and plotting made gold look positively boring. We don’t know for sure but we think this video we stumbled across recently might cover some of the history he...
Nov 8, 2011
Historian Adam Fergusson discusses his cult-classic history of the Weimar hyperinflation, When Money Dies, with James Turk from the GoldMoney Foundation. When Money Dies is indeed a fascinating read as it details exactly what it was like for the “man on the street” during hyper-inflationary Germany in the 1920′s and it is highly recommended....
