Gold Storm On Its Way

Gold Storm On Its Way

The Final Wake Up Call By Peter B Meyer

Gold-Backed Financial Systems Are Invulnerable

The End Of The Global Monetary Debt-Money System Is In Sight

Hugh Debt Burdens Hinder The Purchase Of Precious Metals

Gold And Silver Are Real Money And Going To Shine

The Crime Against Humanity

Consider, all people live in a world of lies and deception, they eat poisoned food, that makes them sick, they go to a doctor to receive dangerous medication making them even sicker, falling ever deeper into the hands of the medical mafia and remaining there until they die in utter poverty, totally fleeced by the Deep State insiders.

In the elite’s opinion; retired people are ‘useless eaters’ and must be made ‘economically productive’ by feeding them Deep State sponsored medicine, through bribed medical practitioners, to keep them generating a profit for them.

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Gold Price Could Really Soar Over the Next Two Years

.Notes From The Field By Simon Black

October 14, 2019   San Juan, Puerto Rico

Gold Price Could Really Soar Over the Next Two Years

Here’s why

At some point between the years 1483 and 1485, a Genoese businessman named Cristoffa Corombo had the opportunity to pitch his idea to King John II of Portugal.

This period was the dawn of what historians call the ‘Age of Discovery,’ a time when European explorers sailed all over the world opening new trade routes.

They were the tech entrepreneurs of their day, famous for their bold, absurdly expensive, and extremely high-risk ideas that often ended in catastrophic failure (or the mental/physical enslavement of countless people).

Due to the risky nature of these expeditions, the medieval ‘venture capitalists’ who backed them were typically royal governments.

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Gold’s Long-Term Gains Outperformed Warren Buffett

Notes From The Field By Simon Black

October 7, 2019  Santiago, Chile

Gold’s Long-Term Gains Have Even Outperformed Warren Buffett...

Warren Buffett, despite his extraordinary investment success, has a rather famous and long-standing love/hate relationship with precious metals.

Maybe it started with his dad-- Congressman Howard Buffett of Nebraska-- who, as a staunch advocate for the gold standard, argued to his colleagues on Capitol Hill that “paper money systems have always wound up with collapse and economic chaos.”

Warren himself acquired a record-setting 128 million ounces of silver back in the late 1990s… which he later sold at a profit in the early 2000s.

But to listen to him talk about precious metals these days, he’s always negative.

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Why Gold is Money: A Periodic Perspective

.Why Gold is Money: A Periodic Perspective

July 4, 2019 By Nicholas LePan

Why Gold is Money

Gold has been used as money for millennia. People often attribute this to beauty, but there are basic physical properties for why gold is money.

The economist John Maynard Keynes famously called gold a “barbarous relic”, suggesting that its usefulness as money is an artifact of the past. In an era filled with cashless transactions and hundreds of cryptocurrencies, this statement seems truer today than in Keynes’ time.

 However, gold also possesses elemental properties that has made it an ideal metal for money throughout history.

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The Silver Series: The Start of A New Gold-Silver Cycle

.The Silver Series: The Start of A New Gold-Silver Cycle

September 11, 2019By Nicholas LePan

As the decade-long bull run shows signs of slowing, is it time for precious metals to shine? Here’s why it could be the start of a new gold-silver cycle.

The world has experienced a decade of growth fueled by record-low interest rates, a burgeoning money supply, and historic debt levels – but the good times only last so long.

As the global economy slows and eventually begins to retract, can precious metals offer a useful store of value to investors?

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The Gold Series: The History of Gold

.The Gold Series: The History of Gold

May 30, 2012 By Jeff Desjardins

 Wars have been fought over gold. Love has been expressed by it. Gold has changed the landscape of civilizations and the world.

But what makes gold so great? This infographic examines the history of gold from ancient history to the gold rushes of the centuries ago. It looks at its properties and how it became not only a currency, but the gold standard.

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A Chemist Explains Why Gold Beat Out Lithium, Osmium, Einsteinium

.A Chemist Explains Why Gold Beat Out Lithium, Osmium, Einsteinium ...

November 19, 2010   Jacob Goldstein & David Kestenbaum

The periodic table lists 118 different chemical elements. And yet, for thousands of years, humans have really, really liked one of them in particular: gold. Gold has been used as money for millennia, and its price has been going through the roof.

Why gold? Why not osmium, lithium, or ruthenium?

We went to an expert to find out: Sanat Kumar, a chemical engineer at Columbia University. We asked him to take the periodic table, and start eliminating anything that wouldn't work as money.

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We Bought Gold!

.We Bought Gold!

PLANET MONEY October 15, 2010  David Kestenbaum & Jacob Goldstein

 We Buy Gold

Our recent investment in a toxic asset didn't go so well: We started out with $1,000 and wound up with $449.06.

The price of gold has been going through the roof lately, and we wanted to know why. You can't eat gold, or use it to fuel your car. Why do people pay so much for it?

So we thought we'd try it for ourselves; we decided to buy gold with the money we had left over from our toxic asset.

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.Crypto-Fiat Currency is a Disaster for Your Privacy

Crypto-Fiat Currency is a Disaster for Your Privacy

By Chris Lowe, Editor, Inner Circle Sep 12, 2019, 8:08 am EDT

We’re not the first to worry about financial privacy in a digital world

Imagine a new type of cash…

Unlike the kind you carry in your wallet, it exists only in digital form.

There’s no more need for ATMs. Tip jars are a thing of the past. Even vending machines are digital.

Every time you spend money, it’s through a digital app. And it’s recorded in a government database.

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.The Most Profitable Business In The World

.Notes From The Field By Simon Black

September 16, 2019  Bahia Beach, Puerto Rico

The Most Profitable Business In The World

More than 5,000 years ago on a hilltop located in modern-day Georgia (the country, not the state), a group of people from the prehistoric Kura-Araxes civilization gathered their primitive tools and began to dig.

It took years. But they eventually burrowed 20 meters deep into the earth and constructed a network of elaborate tunnels.

Thousands of years later, archaeologists and geologists figured out why: the Kura-Araxes were digging for gold.

And that site, known as Sakdrisi-Kachagiani, is the oldest gold mine in the world. It predates Ancient Egypt and even Mesopotamia.

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Don961:  China and the financial sector

Sunday 15 September 2019

 When it comes to economic development, depending on the existence of the elements to achieve this goal, the task requires priorities to be taken into account, in order to reach the desired integration in all parts of the local economy. 

In any case, the construction process requires international contact with economies that are weighted around the globe, which is obvious among the world economies seeking mutual benefit for sustainability.

Today, we have a broader orientation towards the Chinese economy, although the trade cooperation between the two countries is not the result of the moment. Financial.

Indicators confirm that the volume of trade exchange with China touched 37 billion dollars, and adopt mechanisms dealing through regional banks, and here we must in fact have a banking system capable of managing this process, through the adoption of correspondent banks or the opening of branches of Chinese banks inside Iraq, as can The adoption of bilateral partnerships in the financial sector, the result of which banks are sober leading to the mutual benefit of the economies of the two countries. 

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