Earlier this week Bloomberg reported that hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller had bought gold reversing his stance from November when Trump was elected: “Stan Druckenmiller, the billionaire investor with one of the best long-term track records in money management, said he bought gold in late December and January, reversing the sale he made after the U.S. […]
Category Archives: Syndicated Articles
Here is where we also feature writing from others around the world. We don’t always agree with everything they have to say but we pick interesting commentary from the likes of James Rickards, Darryl Schoon, Stewart Thomson and many others.
Often giving our 2 cents worth on what they have to say too.
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Feb
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Despite rising steadily since the start of the year, the sentiment towards gold and silver still seems not particularly positive. Despite the price looking like it bottomed out in December, rising but still being comparatively low to much of 2016, we are seeing very little buying of either metal currently. Below Stewart Thomson explains why […]
07
Feb
Feb
We’ve recently commented on the quiet rise in inflation rates here in New Zealand: Inflation Rates Edging Higher – Impact? See how this is happening globally and surprising people. Plus what the concern is in the future if the increases continue…. How You Could Have Beat the Market Nearly 7-to-1 Last Year By Justin Spittler […]
07
Feb
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Countries fall from grace with remarkable speed. Here’s some historical examples to show just how quickly it can happen and why the USA will eventually lose its current advantage as sole global reserve currency… When the Money Supply Dries Up By Jeff Thomas In 1944, the US had been the primary supplier for arms for […]
07
Feb
Feb
Gold might be up overall quite a margin since the early 2000’s. However it’s important to get some perspective from previous moves higher to see where gold could head to yet… Weekend Edition: This Important Chart Shows Why Gold Could Hit $6,000 by 2019 By Justin Spittler Editor’s note: Today, we have another important essay […]
01
Feb
Feb
The “War on Cash” is steadily gathering steam in its advance. The European Union now looks to be hatching a plan to restrict the use of cash across the whole of Europe… The -Other- “Ban” That Was Quietly Announced Last Week By Simon Black – Originally posted at Sovereignman.com Most of the world is […]
01
Feb
Feb
Bill Bonner is a joy to read. Often controversial, always witting and entertaining. Lately he has been riling his readers with his negative views on Trump – or at least his chances of making “America Great Again”. Here’s why he thinks Trump will in the end prove no match for the Deep State… Weekend Edition: […]
01
Feb
Feb
The U.S. stock market index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, recently got over 20,000 for the first time ever. However when measured in other ways the index is still a long way from it’s peak. But one thing that is definitely at a peak is US Government debt. Read on to see what the year […]
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Jan
Jan
We first featured this concept of Hugo Salinas Price’s declining international reserves back in 2013. Check that link for a more in depth explanation. This article follows on from Salinas Price’s previous article we posted earlier this week “Trump’s Ignorance” which outlines the problems that Trump’s trade policies are likely to cause not just in […]
25
Jan
Jan
Here in New Zealand the government inflation rate has just ticked up ever so slightly lately. This has been happening in many places across the globe. Can we expect more of it and what might the impact be? Read on to see… Not Even Trump Can Clean Up This Mess By Justin Spittler Higher prices […]