By Charles Vollum, Casey Research Fiat currencies the world over are being manipulated by central banks, which is distorting asset and commodity prices. Successful investing requires that investors have a good idea of what things cost and what they are really worth – and using the world’s oldest and most stable form of money, gold, to compare prices is...

In this article from Martin Hutchinson, he makes a very good argument for what the potential outcome of a continued flood of money into actual physical commodities, including gold, may well be… hyperinflation.  The average man on the street will likely think this scaremongering but the points he makes should be read and implications considered...

As usual in these weekly musings we give you interesting thoughts we’ve discovered during the week… One blog worth checking out is titled The Automatic Earth…  Dorothea Lange Mother and a child August 17, 1936 Drought refugees from Oklahoma camping by the roadside in Blythe, California. “They hope to work in the cotton fields. There...

Further supporting our recent news items on China wanting to diversify out of the US ‎dollar is this story from ‎mineweb which reports that Chinese state-controlled organisations are being pressured to invest ‎in non-Chinese entities along with commodities.  Sovereign Wealth Fund ‎analysts were reportedly working around the clock to put together oil...

Jul 15, 2009

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