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5 Oct 2017 from GoldSilver.com:
7 Sep 2017 by Jim Rickards, Daily Reckoning: Interest in Bitcoin is red hot at the moment. It’s impossible to open a website, listen to a podcast, or watch a video in the financial space without hearing about the meteoric rise in the price of Bitcoin. Maybe you know a “Bitcoin millionaire” who bought five
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1 Sep 2017 by Peter Schiff, Schiff Gold: Gold recently cracked through the $1,300 resistance level. Geopolitical instability continues to push the yellow metal higher as investors seek safe haven. But as the spotlight shines on gold, it’s important not to forget about silver. Analysis shows it may well be the bargain of the century. As Peter Schiff said in
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25 Aug 2017 by Dave Kranzler, Investment Research Dynamics: A concocted public relations scheme – an event which resembled the annual Punxsutawney ground-hog viewing tradition – in which the Treasury Secretary emerges from Ft Knox and proclaims, “the gold is safe” does not provide any evidence whatsoever. On cue, Jim Rickards followed up with a half-baked
4 July 2017 by Hard Assets Alliance, via Market Oracle: Jayant Bhandari writes: On November 8, 2016, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi dropped a bombshell. In a televised address at 8:00 pm, he declared that after midnight—four hours later—banknotes with face values of INR500 (US$7.50) and INR1,000 (US$15) would no longer be legal tender. These
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26 June 2017 by Jeff Paul, Activist Post: In November of last year, India banned certain cash notes in a bold move to force businesses into the banking system to better harvest more taxes from its livestock. Now, under the guise of “improving transparency” and forming a “common market,” India has begun targeting gold with new taxes,
15 June 2017 from ColdFusion: Most people’s lives are dedicated to money. It’s all people ever worry about or talk about. People train to learn the skills to get jobs to trade hours of their lives for money. But where does money come from? And who controls it? This 21-minute video from ColdFusion explains it
25 April 2017 from ChrisMartensondotcom:
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21 Mar 2017 Imagine if in 1913 the real economy of the US had $100 billion in capital, while the banks and money-lenders had only $1 billion. Given everyday economic circumstances, by 2017, the wealth of the real economy would have grown to $2163 billion (with a 3% economic growth rate). Meanwhile, the wealth of