John Adams: The Great Australian Gold Scandal
We should all be very concerned as John connects the dots from Australia’s mismanaged gold, to the Bank of England, to other nation’s gold holdings…
Continue readingWe should all be very concerned as John connects the dots from Australia’s mismanaged gold, to the Bank of England, to other nation’s gold holdings…
Continue readingThe recent chapter in the quest to bring Australia’s gold home proves something fishy is happening with Australia’s gold and with the Bank of England…
Continue readingSixty percent of Romania’s gold reserves are stored in foreign countries, including Romanian gold stored at the Bank of England. Here’s more…
Continue readingOops, another country did it again! Italy thought it had some savings in real, physical gold, but as the oh-so-true saying goes, “if you don’t hold it…
Continue reading“…Bank of England reputation’s as an impartial and safe location for the storage and trading of gold looks to have been irreversibly damaged.”
Continue readingDid Venezuela’s gold holdings just jump, or did the Bank of England’s? Here’s what we know so far…
Continue readingAt long last, is London getting excruciatingly short on their physical gold supply? Here’s Bill Murphy to provide some insight…
Continue readingJohn has an update on his efforts to find Australia’s missing gold, and he also has an important discussion on the coming Global Financial Crisis 2.0…
Continue readingMeet the new ‘independent’ Chair of the LBMA Board:
Continue readingWhile it is generally known to many that the Bank of England has a vested ‘interest’ in the London gold market, the consistently close relationship between the Bank of England and […]
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Alasdair Macleod & Bill Murphy joined The Doc this week for a special episode of the SD Weekly Metals & Markets. Bill & Alasdair gave an extraordinary interview, and discussed: […]
Continue readingWhile Bernanke spent his afternoon today outlining why the gold standard can never work (never mind the fact that it worked perfectly for 2 centuries in America), the Bundesbank has […]
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