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Frank.Karl.S
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Last commentary posted on Wednesday, September 6, 2017
 
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 Egon von Greyerz - Matterhorn AM
THERE JUST ISN’T ENOUGH GOLD  (2)
The sheeple are voluntarily racing into the chute of cryptos. $170 billion in market cap. 10% of that towards silver would have turned the market upside down. Instead we have the lowest mint silver sales in recent history. TPTB couldn't be more pleased. When the likes of the NSA and the master of eugenics, Bill Gates, support cryptos that should be all you need to know. Cryptos are the new vehicle to a cashless ...
9/6/2017 at 7:22 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Alasdair Macleod - Finance and Eco.
Gold, the SDR and BRICS  (1)
It's like adding a fresh apple to a bowl of rotten fruit and calling it a fruit salad. The SDR is a basket (case) of debtor nations. How does one propose an equilibrium in this new basket if the worlds largest creditor nation is introduced? A gold component? No way. Infringes to much on the printing nations. Euro, Yen, Pound and US$. LOLS. I'll bet the US kicks the can and finds a reason to deny the Renminbi a p...
4/24/2015 at 10:48 PMPermalink
 Alasdair Macleod - Finance and Eco.
Gold, the SDR and BRICS  (1)
It's like adding a fresh apple to a bowl of rotten fruit and calling it a fruit salad. The SDR is a basket (case) of debtor nations. How does one propose an equilibrium in this new basket if the worlds largest creditor nation is introduced? A gold component? No way. Infringes to much on the printing nations. Euro, Yen, Pound and US$. LOLS. I'll bet the US kicks the can and finds a reason to deny the Renminbi a p...
4/24/2015 at 10:47 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Alasdair Macleod - Finance and Eco.
Gold, the SDR and BRICS  (1)
The SDR is a basket (case) of debtor nations. How could one possibly achieve an equitable balance by adding the world's largest creditor nation? How would one weight the currencies? I have said before that "you can not add a fresh apple to a bowl of rotten fruit and call it a fruit salad". Adding gold to this basket would enforce such constraints upon the printing nations that this will never happen. Not unless ...
4/24/2015 at 7:05 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie
Gold Price to Surge Over $2,400 Per Ounce – Doubling Asian Demand in “Asian Century”
The current price of gold doubling in 15 years is a compound rate of about 5%. Hardly ¨soaring¨ and questionably equal to the real rate of inflation. By doubling demand I would expect the price of gold to be affected more. It seems to me that this article is predicting another 15 years of price suppression. Although I think we are unlikely to make 15 years before the great fiat reckoning.
3/18/2015 at 10:56 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie
Singapore Becoming Global Gold Hub - Launches Kilo Bar Contract And Gold ATMs  (2)
No news, just olds. No challenge as to the proponents of this new platform or it's pricing mechanism. Trading three hours Singapore morning time? What of the other 21 hours? That left to the same old paper game to close each days trading session? You should write some articles about picking fruit. Know what I mean?
10/1/2014 at 6:13 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Mish - Global Economic Analysis
China Banking Crisis "Almost" Certain Says Senior International Economist; Global Banking Crisis "Is
An implosion or reset seems imminent but keep in mind the Chinese gold hoard. When the s hits the fan, remember the golden rule. Curious if the opening of the Shanghai gold exchange on Sept. 22, trading only in metal, will affect the western paper ponzi? I think the reset is a lot closer than people think. Could be tomorrow, days, or weeks but doubt a valid argument for years exists. Also heard on the grape vine...
9/10/2014 at 11:51 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Nathan Lewis - New World Economics
China Doesn't Need Much Gold To Create a Gold-Based Dollar ...  (7)
Is it counter intuitive to think that China or Russia would start a war to the top, in terms of gold backed currency? In the case of China it would be a disaster to their exports, primarily consumer based discretionary products. Perhaps not so much in Russia since a large proportion of their exports are in essentials. Gas anyone? Both are likely content to stand by and watch the dollar self destruct while buildi...
4/21/2014 at 3:55 AMPermalink