Precious Metals

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China's Largest Bank Is Mystery Buyer Of Massive 1,500 Ton Gold Vault In London





Here is precisely where the brand new gold vault of the world's biggest bank will be located.

 
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Gold Higher In Most Currencies in 2015 - Up 4% This Week





The sole focus of gold in dollar terms and the 10% fall of gold priced in dollars has led to some negative comment about gold's annual fall, the "third year of losses."

 
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When The U.S. Dollar No Longer Exists





When will we know that the United States is really close to “normalizing interest rates”? The U.S. dollar will no longer exist, and (hopefully) neither will the Federal Reserve – the entity which promised to “protect” that dollar.

 
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USDCAD reaches 12 year high; but here comes the reversal





  • Weakness in the Canadian Economy driving its currency lower
  • Inverse relationship between commodity prices and USDCAD exchange rate
  • Why there could be a reversal in trend

How did the Canadian currency reach a twelve year low?

The US Dollar reached a recent high against CAD at 1.41081 on January 6th a level not seen since August 2003. The general bull trend the green back has been in picked up momentum since talk begun by the Fed of a return to higher interest rates.

 
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The Bankers’ India Gold Grab: An Update





Will the scheme by the One Bank and India’s government to steal some/most/all of the 20,000 tonnes of privately held gold in India be successful?

 
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How Iceland Escaped From The One Bank





Iceland refused to be blackmailed. Iceland refused to take on the extra debt (and debt slavery) that came with the blackmail. Iceland refused to touch its social programs. Iceland has the strongest economy in the Western world.

 
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THE DRAIN CONTINUES: U.S. Exports More Gold To Hong Kong Than It Produces





Unfortunately, this is not a sustainable financial or economic business model for the West.

 
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Gold: The Unsurance Policy - Love It Or Loathe It





Grant Williams, Of Things That May You Go Hhhmm, gave the following presentation at Mines & Money in London in early December laying out why he believes the gold price is languishing despite a wealth of what would ordinarily be positive catalysts. Currently, outside those who focus on precious metals, there is an enormous amount of apathy but, we suspect, that apathy will shortly turn to enthusiasm - an enthusiasm which will expose the rift between paper prices set in NY and the structural changes undergone in the physical markets over the last several years. Still, outside of today's small move, for now... Nobody Cares.

 
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Gold Bullion’s 2016 Upleg





Gold is poised to rebound dramatically this year, mean reverting out of its recent deep secular lows. The drivers of gold’s weakness have soared to such extremes that they have to reverse hard. The resulting heavy buying from dominant groups of traders will fuel gold’s 2016 upleg.

 
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On The Trail Of Dubai's Stolen Gold: A Robbed Client Breaks The Silence, And A Fascinating Detail Emerges





The deeper we dig into the story of Dubai's vaporized gold, the more skeletons just tumble out of the closet on what may be the world's biggest gold smuggling ring ever, one involving not just Turkey and Iran, but the mother of all gold smuggling: China itself...

 
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Something Broke In The U.S. Silver Market





By that, I mean the normal supply and demand forces no longer make sense.

 
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How Western Bankers SERVE Precious Metals Holders





Be careful what you wish for; you just might get it.

 
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The Catastrophic Threat Of Bail-Ins





Once upon a time, we had strong, vigorously enforced laws that made a bank the safest place to store paper assets. That is no longer. Now banks are where your wealth is most likely to be stolen – and by the bank itself. Thanks to the bail-in, the term “bank robbery” now has an entirely different meaning.

 
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The Catastrophic Threat of Bail-Ins





Once upon a time, we had strong, vigorously enforced laws that made a bank the safest place to store paper assets.

 
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