
The Fed’s Policy is Contradictory and Inefficient
The Fed has decided, last week, to extend its quantitative easing (QE) policy. The US central bank is back with pure monetary creation
Read articleThe Fed has decided, last week, to extend its quantitative easing (QE) policy. The US central bank is back with pure monetary creation
Read articleAlthough gold (and silver) didn’t go up in the last couple of days, it is absolutely guaranteed that the continued destruction of paper money will lead to substantially higher prices in the precious metals
Read articleWe won’t be cruel by reminding you that François Hollande, recently, and his predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy, last spring, had declared the Eurozone crisis « over »... All the different bailout plans are only fragile undertakings, and the smallest shock can bring them down, as we know and are witness...
Read articleThe case for gold as the ultimate wealth preservation investment is irrefutable. Whilst paper money and all assets that were financed by the credit bubble will collapse in real terms, gold will continue to represent stable purchasing power as it has done during 5,000 years.
Read articleEgon von Greyerz said that it's not the gold price that is going up, but rather the fiat currencies that are constantly losing their purchasing power
Read articleTurkey has admitted that the increase in its gold exportations is related in reality to the payment of gas imported from Iran.
Read articleRecep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s Prime Minister, has suggested to the International Monetary Fund to replace the dollar by gold when lending to troubled countries.
Read articlehe real increase in the price of gold is to come according to Egon von Greyerz. It states that the price of gold adjusted for inflation since 1980 is expected to be around $ 7000 per ounce
Read articleWorldwide money printing continues unabated. The only asset that will maintain its purchasing power is gold
Read articleA few days only after a new round of quantitative easing (QE3) was announced by Ben Bernanke, the Fed’s president, which was preceded shortly by the European central bank’s Mario Draghi’s own plan, investors and savers alike are asking themselves, as they should, how to protect their assets in th...
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