We keep an eye on what is happening with Bitcoin and in particular the technology behind it – the “blockchain” – as it could have significant impacts on society. Bitcoin has been rising of late, interestingly at the same time as gold and silver. We came across the post below which echoes some the thoughts […]
Tag Archives: central banks
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Apr
Apr
Here’s some interesting information we hadn’t heard until now concerning the goings on of small banks in Romania and what it might mean for the rest of the world. Also some news about Mexico and the prospect of them being the first to return to precious metals (as Hugo Salinas Price has pushed for in […]
30
Mar
Mar
This was a headline from earlier this month. The fact that this was the biggest bank robbery in history made us wonder why we hadn’t heard about it earlier? Because it was an electronic robbery, this should ring alarm bells for anyone with money in a bank… Hackers Robbed the U.S. Government…Are You Next? By […]
23
Mar
Mar
Here’s the latest from our “favourite billionaire” Hugo Salinas Price. Mr Price has a deep understanding of history. In this piece he shares what the current monetary regime has in common with France of the late 1700’s. As the saying goes history may not repeat but it does rhyme. So we can look to the […]
17
Mar
Mar
Last week the European Central Bank increased its QE and made interest rates even more negative. See why this policy is likely to spread further around the world… A Radical New Tax Is Coming to America…Here’s How to Escape By Justin Spittler Europe’s central bank just fired the “bazooka.” Dispatch readers know governments have been using […]
19
Feb
Feb
Why is Hugo Salinas Price our “favourite billionaire”? Because he is someone who has pushed, and continues to do so, for a change that will impact vastly more people for the better than the likes of Bill Gates who espouses population control and vaccines for third world nations. Or unlike Warren Buffet who is openly […]
17
Feb
Feb
Another major central bank just recently made a desperate move and put in place negative interest rates. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is not so far down the track as some central banks. While the RBNZ raised rates back in 2014, only months later it began cutting them again. The odds favour more cuts […]
27
Jan
Jan
Rob Kirby of KirbyAnalytics.com is interviewed at the SGTReport on the very murky Exchange Stabilisation Fund. NOTE: Please check out this article we posted last week first by Hugo Salinas Price as it is the subject of this interview: One Trillion Dollars’ Worth of Bonds Magically Turn into Cash In answer to the One Trillion […]
27
Jan
Jan
The idea of capital controls in New Zealand may seem far fetched to most. However maybe not? Even the NZ Treasury website features the abstract of a guest lecture from 2012 by an Associate Professor from Wellington’s Victoria University Business School headed: Capital Controls: Should they be part of the NZ Toolkit? – Assoc. Prof Ilan […]
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Jan
Jan
Last week we published an article from Hugo Salinas Price titled “The Crumbling World Order and Who Will Pick Up the Crumbs?“, where he pointed out that International Reserves have been contracting since August 2014 and up to November 27, 2015, had diminished by $752 billion dollars, or 6.25% of the total achieved at the peak […]