Posts Tagged ‘ Gold ’

Hear That? It’s The Sound Of The Doors Closing For Americans

May 11th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, International, Personal Investing, Politics
We hate being right. After all, we have been predicting that people in the US and most of the western world will soon find themselves living in a Terminator-esque world where they will be tracked every moment of the day (US Government Builds World's Biggest Domestic Spy Complex), 1 the US ...read more


Stick to Depopulating the Planet, Bill Gates

May 8th, 2012 | By | Category: Economics, Featured, Personal Investing
It must be "Bash Gold" week on the CNBS network. Warren Buffet has been leading the charge by talking down the precious metal in a recent newsletter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders and followed up today on CNBS's "Squawk Box" where he warned that despite the declining value of the dollar, ...read more


Why Gold Is Still My Favorite Asset

Apr 24th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Gold, Personal Investing
I hate to give personal investment advice. So please do me a favour and do not treat the following as investment advice. I am expressing my personal opinion here. I do so with honesty and conviction, without a personal agenda – I am not trying to sell you anything. Nobody knows ...read more


Analysts Predict Gold Will Plunge Below $1000

Mar 12th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Gold
It's over folks. According to some analysts recent price swings indicate that the gold and silver run-up will soon be coming to an end. "Sharp falls in the gold price have prompted some bears or pessimists to predict it will plunge below $1,000 (£625) an ounce." ... "Goldcore priced bullion at $1,721 or ...read more


Why Gas Prices Are Actually Falling

Feb 24th, 2012 | By | Category: Economics, Featured, Oil
In a world of rising gasoline prices, Forbes tells us that gasoline prices are not actually rising, and in fact are lower than ever. And they ain't lyin'! Writing for Forbes Louis Woodhill gets this seeming contradiction right. He views the price of gas not in terms of the depreciating monopoly money ...read more


The Fear of Gold

Feb 23rd, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Gold, Personal Investing
Gary Gibson, Introduction... Just how committed should you be to holding gold (and silver)? Are you holding too much gold as it is...and not enough U.S. dollars? Or should you be holding anything BUT gold (and silver)? Beyond the cash you need to pay your monthly living expenses, should you hold cash ...read more


The State of the Union, Just Another Reality Show

Feb 1st, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Gold, International, Politics
It looks just like a reality show that's not going to be renewed for another season. President Obama's State of the Union ratings are headed in the same direction as American Idol's so far this season – down. Let me make a secret confession right here. For years, the producer of ...read more


The Monetary Metal That Won’t Die

Jan 6th, 2012 | By | Category: Currencies, Economics, Featured, Gold, Politics
For more than one hundred years, governments have been trying to kill gold's role in the monetary system. They've dreamed of a day when the cursed metal would vanish completely except as jewelry and luxurious adornment. And yet its monetary properties won't go away. Central banks still hold it, and ...read more


Notes From the Utah Monetary Summit

Sep 30th, 2011 | By | Category: Economics, Politics
Our executive publisher, Addison Wiggin, received this email from Ron Hera and thought Whiskey Shooters should see it... Addison, I am not given to hyperbole. This is the most important message I have ever sent. I urge you to read it and to share it with others. Earlier this week, I attended the ...read more


Faster, Pussycat! Print! Print!

Sep 30th, 2011 | By | Category: Gold, Macro Economics
In a recent Financial Times, Martin Wolf writes again about the European debt crisis, a problem for which, so he believes, there is a political solution. Mr. Wolf correctly identifies the problem: Most sovereign states are bust and so are the banks, which are today a protectorate of the state and ...read more