Indeed you can count on government to generally make things worse. It pays to hedge against the current system of government. Read on to see why and how… Doug Casey Reveals How to Profit from Government Stupidity By Justin Spittler Precious metals are crushing the market. If you’ve been reading the Dispatch, you know gold […]
Tag Archives: gold
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Mar
Mar
Have you heard of a “basic income”? It’s an idea that’s gaining traction in many countries. The topic has been brought up by labour leader Andrew Little recently and even made the headlines in the UK Independent website. (See: New Zealanders want to give everyone a ‘citizen’s wage’ and scrap benefits). At a glance it […]
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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 […]
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Mar
Mar
Inflation versus deflation is an ongoing debate or you could say even battle in the online alternative media. Undoubtedly there has been tremendous expansion in the global monetary base with the reaction of central banks worldwide following the 2008 crisis. However we haven’t (yet anyway) seen widespread inflation as many might have expected. Inflation […]
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It’s been a long tough ride for anyone holding gold mining shares for the past 4 or 5 years. But for anyone who is considering buying currently there is some evidence of a new uptrend beginning to form… 60% Gains in Two Months…Gold Stocks Are Just Getting Started By Justin Spittler The world’s largest miner finally […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Feb
Feb
Ronald Stoeferle, of Incrementum AG in Liechtenstein was recently interviewed by Lars Schall, a German reporter. They discussed this year’s prospects for gold, silver and mining shares; the still increasing gold demand in China; and a book that Stoeferle co-authored, “Austrian School for Investors – Austrian Investing Between Inflation and Deflation”. The full audio interview can be found […]
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Jan
Our favourite Billionaire Hugo Salinas Price has been busy of late. This is the third article in as many weeks of his that we have reposted. He outlines how the current meltdown of the world’s debt bubble will continue, but eventually result in the revaluation of gold. He covers how this new system may function […]
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Jan
Grant Williams’ presentation to last month’s Mines and Money London conference This is the presentation that Singapore-based fund manager Grant Williams, Of Things That May You Go Hhhmm, gave at Mines & Money in London in early December laying out why he believes the gold price is languishing despite a wealth of what would ordinarily be positive […]