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After a full generation of systemic crime in the silver market and thirty consecutive years of supply deficits, there will be a reversal in this market, and that reversal can come in only one form

In Part I , readers were presented with the inherent criminality and fraud of the crime-euphemism known as “fractional-reserve banking.” In Part II , readers saw how the banking crime syndicate has exploited the opportunities that this institutionalized fraud presents and turned our entire financial system into a teetering Ponzi scheme about to suffer its final collapse.

The prevailing view in the gold community is that banks are speculators who bet on a falling price. 

Even despite the saturation criminality that readers have already seen, many will still argue that we “need” these Big Banks, and that we even “need” fractional-reserve (no reserve) fraud.

When I was a boy, a carnival would come through town annually, with a Ferris wheel, a merry-go-round and, of course, a midway

Yes, it’s true that the propping up of the markets by the Fed and Central Banks has gone on longer than we realized, the unraveling of the World’s Greatest Financial Ponzi Scheme is still on its way.

Steve St. Angelo is an Independent researcher who started to invest in precious metals in 2002. 

This is a commentary which should never have needed to be written. 

Yes, what we are about to show you is simply a collection of anecdotal data points.

Some First World governments have taken a decidedly Third World turn.

People are scared, the market is uncertain and the world is for all intents and purposes in a constant state of turmoil and flux.

Once you examine the finer details, it quickly becomes clear that there are five key reasons that the Fed is unlikely to raise rates anytime soon.

There’s no reason to sweat a drop in the gold price or cheer a rise.

It's 2000 meters undersea.

There is “a barbarous relic” in our global monetary system. It is the U.S. dollar: the worthless, monetary relic of an empire in decline.