Archive - Mar 2014 - Blog entry

March 6th

GoldCore's picture

Palladium Surges 5.5% In 5 Days On Russia Supply Concerns





Palladium has gained 5.5% during the last five days of the crisis and is up 7.9% year to date. Ore deposits of palladium are rare and are mostly located in Russia and South Africa. Russian resource nationalism, as has been seen with natural gas, could lead to supply disruptions and to palladium going higher in the coming months. Some analysts believe palladium may be in deficit for most of the next decade as Russia depletes stockpiles and industrial uses and investment demand for the precious metal increase.

 

March 5th

williambanzai7's picture

MeMoRieS OF RuSSiA...





Catherine the Great “accomplished many things under difficult circumstances”--Angela Merkel

 

Pivotfarm's picture

Putin’s Peace Prize





There are days when it seems that the Nobel Peace Prize should just go home and put their feet up, ask the home-help to make them a cuppa and to bath them and then they can be put to bed and tucked in

 

Cognitive Dissonance's picture

Question Everything, Believe Nothing - Chapter One - Suspending Disbelief





We view our recent ancestors as backwards and uninformed, cavemen for all practical purposes, yet we never seriously consider that we are just as uninformed and will be considered so by the future ‘us’.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

It's The Protocol, Stupid! Observe As The True Value Of Bitcoin As Programmable Money Emerges





Most people, even most people in the C-suite of money center banks (the prime candidates for disintermediation), still have no clue as to what the promises, prospects & risks of Bitcoin are. Well, as UltraCoin launches into beta, these become crystal clear!

 

Pivotfarm's picture

Ukraine’s Battle is Doomed





It’s history in the making, sitting on the sidelines, watching the scuffle happen and roll before your very eyes. But, it’s not worth a great deal when you know what the end of the match is going to be. 

 

smartknowledgeu's picture

Why Bankers Want Control of Ukraine





We all know about the important military consequences of controlling Ukraine to the US and Russia, but an equally important and overlooked topic is why bankers want control of Ukraine’s monetary supply.

 

March 4th

Pivotfarm's picture

Singapore Tops Tokyo





Thank your lucky stars that you don’t live in some places around the world. If you think you are having a rough time getting by, finding enough money to make ends meet and you constantly talk over the increase in prices, then think again. You probably don’t live in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

 

GoldCore's picture

Putin Economic Adviser Warns Russia Will Sell U.S. Bonds And “Crash” Financial System





As newswires reported the comments from Putin’s senior aide Glazyev, the USD Index fell marginally to session lows and broke below 80.00 before recovering. If diplomacy does not prevail, then trade wars and currency wars will ensue with attendant consequences for the already vulnerable financial system and global economy.

 

Marc To Market's picture

Russia and its Dollar Reserves: Going Nowhere Fast





Dispassionate analysis of Russia/Crimea and the threat of Russia dumping its dollar holdings.  Much posturing.  Many point to US bluster have tough time identifying Russia's bluster.  Let me help.  

 
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