Now that Donald Trump is the President-Elect of the United States, the world wonders: Will he actually do the things he said he will do? Darryl Robert Schoon returns to SGT report to examine the Trump presidency and answer the question; Is Trump for real – or is he merely a Trojan Horse for some […]
Category Archives: Gold and Silver Videos
Here we feature videos on gold and silver and related topics.
We often summarise the content if you prefer not to watch the whole video. Plus give you our own views on the videos too.
Must read articles about the Gold Silver Videos
Gold Backing to Debt Ratio: A Reset Like in 1934 and 1980 Would Mean $21,000 Gold
In this article you’ll learn about the gold backing to debt ratio. And what the gold price would need to be at today to match two previous periods of debt reset…
A Gold to Silver Ratio Video Update: Time to Favour Silver
This video gives a detailed statistical analysis of the gold to silver ratio. It’s a different take to what we have written recently here: Using the Gold Silver Ratio to Time Buying Silver.
Silver Versus the World (and Exter’s Inverted Liquidity Pyramid)
What is the value of all the silver in the world versus other assets? See a demonstration using a fantastic infographic. You’ll learn about Exter’s Inverted liquidity pyramid and why silver should be at the very bottom of this pyram
Presentation – Gold & Silver: Wealth Insurance with Upside
See many of the reasons to buy gold and silver for protection. But also discover the potential upside that exists in these precious metals.
The Biggest Monetary Transformation Since WWII
Every 30 to 40 years the world has a new monetary system. And the global dollar standard is the worst design of all these systems — yet it’s 45 years old. So it’s way overdue for its own demise. And when this one crumbles, everyone is going to feel it.
Dollar – The Greatest Pyramid Scheme Of All Time
Knowing your monetary history can help gain insight into where we may be heading. This video covers: The classical gold standard; The impact of WWI and WWII; The transformation to the “Bretton Woods” standard; Nixons severing of the final link to gold of the US dollar; The current “Dollar Standard” and its inherent problems.
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Earlier this week we wrote the below article. It featured thoughts from a number of alternative commentators, and even Alan Greenspan, on how inflation may be just starting to poke it’s head above the parapet. Is Inflation Going to Surprise Us? Someone else who looks to be leaning to point of view that inflation will […]
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Earlier this week we returned the favour to Forex Trading Coach Andrew Mitchem and made a webinar presentation for his clients. (If you missed the webinar Andrew did for our clients you can still see the link to it here: Forex Trading – How You Can Benefit). The topic of our presentation to his clients […]
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Mike Maloney explains that every 30 to 40 years the world has a new monetary system. And the global dollar standard is the worst design of all these systems — yet it’s 45 years old. So it’s way overdue for its own demise. And when this one crumbles, everyone is going to feel it. Earlier […]
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GATA’s Bill Murphy is interviewed on Crush the Street. In this short but content crammed interview they cover: *How long term interest rates have risen without the Fed actually raising rates. *How the big banks that control the Fed might actually want a rate hike right now. *How silver is the “achilles heel” of gold […]
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Sep
Sep
Daniela Cambone of Kitco News interviews Doug Casey of Casey Research at the Total Wealth Symposium in Bermuda. Longtime Fed critic Doug Casey (correctly as it now happens) didn’t expect the U.S. central bank to raise interest rates today, and says their efforts are actually hurting the economy. They also discuss Trumps chances in the […]
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Sep
Sep
If you’re not familiar with Bix Weir, he has some really interesting theories. In this interview with Jeff Berwick of Dollar Vigilante he pretty much covers all of them. At some point the current monetary system is certain to change. As you no doubt know, every fiat currency in history has failed. This one will […]
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Sep
Sep
Last week as part of an article we discussed Jim Rickards theory as to how the changes to the global monetary system may play out. This week Stacy Herbert and Max Keiser discussed the recent issuance of IMF Special Drawing Right (SDR) bonds for the first time in 35 years sold to Chinese Investors. They […]
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We’ve written previously about the gold standard and it’s various guises over the past century and a bit. For example this article touches on the classical gold standard and our thoughts on what the “ideal” would be. While in module’s 2 and 3 of our ecourse we give a quick run through of 100 years […]
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In our weekly newsletter last week we discussed why bank balance sheets and capital levels may not be the key risk to banks both in New Zealand and globally. This excellent interview with Grant Williams covers a lot of ground but this lack of liquidity is one of the key points he makes. If you prefer […]