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China has added more than 100 tons of gold to its reserves since it resumed buying in December, reinforcing its standing as one of the major official accumulators as central banks stock up on the precious metal.

Physical gold and silver, safely stored, is certainly not a panacea for all the problems which the world will encounter in the next few years. But it is the best economic and financial insurance that you can hold today in a world where most assets will crash.

Since 2011, it had been verified, month after month, that the bullion bank’s trading software for silver is based on the Fibonacci’s fan. Each time that one of this fan coming from the 2011’s high is broken by the price going upwards, silver cannot mount durably if there is not a pull-back on it,...

In the next few years, Central Banks will lose total control of the financial system. But they have really never had control. They believe themselves that their actions are beneficial to the world economy when the real truth is that they are the root cause of all financial bubbles and collapses.

In this Interview with Greg Hunter, Egon von Greyerz says the signs abound that we are nearing the end of this global fiat money experiment.

China’s net monthly gold imports via Hong Kong in August surged nearly 61%, after falling to their lowest in more than eight years in July, the Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department data showed on Thursday.

European Union gold imports and exports for July.

The level of government debt around the world has ballooned since the financial crisis, reaching levels never seen before during peacetime.

In this interview, Egon von Greyerz discusses with Jochen Staiger of Commodity TV the massive energy accumulated in gold & silver over the last six years. Once this force unravels, it will lead to the next explosive move higher.

Mario Draghi decided before handing off to Christine Lagarde on November 1: the QE will be relaunched! Quantitative easing, the sovereign debt buyback of eurozone countries, will restart at €20 billion per month, "for as long as necessary", he announced on September 12th at a press conference.