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October 29, 2014Guest Commentaries

Jim Rickards: Central Banks Are Impotent (Video)

Jim Rickards, author of The Death of Money, spoke with Erin Ade on RT’s Boom Bust this week. He explained why central banks around the world are incapable of preventing the inevitable fallout of the current international currency wars. Rickards isn’t sure what will trigger the next big crisis – a debt crisis in the […]

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October 28, 2014Interviews

Peter Schiff & CNBC Battle Over Gold (Video)

Peter Schiff appeared on CNBC’s Futures Now this afternoon to defend his record on gold. Things got heated, because it seems the stock traders can’t wrap their heads around the strategy of holding physical gold and silver bullion as a long-term hedge against inflation in a well-diversified portfolio. Instead, they’re intent on blasting Peter for […]

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October 28, 2014Key Gold Headlines

Gold Standard Institute Conference

If you are in the tri-state area this Saturday, please join us at the 3 West Club in Manhattan for an afternoon of discourse on free markets, the role of government, and everybody’s favorite precious metal – gold. Precious Metals Specialists Erik Oswald and Dickson Buchanan will be in attendance. This is your chance to […]

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October 28, 2014Original Analysis

Building an Economy on Hope, Hype, and Fantasy (Audio)

In his latest podcast, Peter Schiff takes a look at the most recent earnings reports from Wall Street. Why are McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and Amazon’s earnings so far off from expectations? If the economy is getting better, surely these companies – companies that are dependent on the prosperity of everyday Americans – would also be experiencing […]

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October 28, 2014Guest Commentaries

US Monetary Imperialism: The Emperor Has No Clothes (Audio)

Jeff Deist, President of the Mises Institute, interviewed Patrick Barron, a private consultant to the banking industry. In this not-to-be-missed conversation, Barron explains exactly how the United States dollar became the world’s “reserve currency,” allowing America to become a “monetary imperialist.” According to Austrian economist Hans Hoppe, a monetary imperialist is a dominant country that […]

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October 27, 2014Guest Commentaries

A Sunny Outlook for Industrial Silver Demand

On Friday, we gave you an update on silver investment demand. While it’s a leading factor in the silver price, investment demand is just one side of the silver picture. More than half of global silver demand comes from the industrial sector, and the deficit of silver supplies keeps getting larger. 2013 saw the largest […]

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October 23, 2014Guest Commentaries

Peak Gold and the Rise of Physical Bullion (Video)

Independent financial journalist Lars Schall interviewed Keith Barron, an exploration geologist and mining entrepreneur with 30 years experience in the industry. Barron believes we’ve seen “peak gold,” which is the point when overall world gold production begins to decline. Barron emphasizes what a hard time it is for mining companies, but also stresses how dependent […]

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October 22, 2014Guest Commentaries

Advances on the Swiss Gold Front (Video)

Last month we reminded you of the upcoming “Save Our Swiss Gold” initiative in Switzerland. This is a direct democracy vote in Switzerland that, if passed, would force the Swiss government to amend its constitution with respect to the way the Swiss National Bank (SNB) operates. These are the major points: SNB will repatriate and […]

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October 21, 2014Interviews

Santelli & Schiff: Connecting the QE Dots (Video)

Rick Santelli interviewed Peter Schiff on CNBC’s Santelli Exchange yesterday. Their brief conversation got right to the heart of America’s economic problems. While Santelli seems to agree that the Federal Reserve cannot successfully unwind its quantitative easing programs, he asks Peter to focus on the seeming improvements in the economy in the past couple years. […]

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