23 Feb 2017 By BullionStar https://www.bullionstar.com/ Bullion banks are some of the most influential participants in the global gold market. But who are these players and what do they actually do? And most importantly, how can these bullion banks trade thousands of times more gold each year than is actually in existence? This infographic lifts […]
11 Feb 2017 by Jan Skoyles, Gold Core: Gift of Real Gold – Give It This Valentines Day For the love of gold (Don’t) put a ring on it Is gold jewellery going out of fashion? You’ll never get what you paid for it Devaluation: Synthetic diamonds, 3D Printing and Rise of the machines Buy
10 Feb 2017 from Junius Maltby:
GERMANY REPATRIATES GOLD SOONER, PREPARED FOR EURO CRISIS Read More »
3 Feb 2017 by Jan Skoyles, GoldCore: Doomsday Clock moves closer to midnight World not been as close to self-destruction since 1953 Threat of nuclear powers, climate change and technology all considered heightened risks First time the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists have singled out an individual – President Trump Doom-mongering is arguably distracting and uncertainties
26 Jan 2017 By Dean Arif, MY Bullion Trade: If you’re looking to buy physical gold at the lowest possible price per gram, there’s no better choice than gold bars. Coins may be more attractive, but all that manufacturing and packaging comes at a price. Gold bars, on the other hand, are the backbone of
25 Jan 2017 by Alasdair Macleod, GoldMoney: Goldmoney’s Personal, Business, and Wealth products are among the first to achieve recognition as compliant with the new Shariah gold standard,… …established by the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions, AAOIFI, in conjunction with the World Gold Council has developed the Shariah standard on gold, which
18 Jan 2017 by Mike Maloney, GoldSilver.com: Mike Maloney and David Morgan explain the Gold/Silver Ratio: where it’s been historically, where it is today, and what it tells us about the future of the silver price. Read more at original source:
4 Jan 2017 by Jeff Desjardins, Visual Capitalist: At its peak, the Roman Empire held up to 130 million people over a span of 1.5 million square miles. Rome had conquered much of the known world. The Empire built 50,000 miles of roads, as well as many aqueducts, amphitheatres, and other works that are still
