Why The Dollar Rules The World, And Why Its Reign Could End
Long live King Dollar?
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Bretton Woods Is Dead: What Comes Next?
Unless we are able to re-invent Bretton Woods, the New Silk Road might become the New World Order…
Continue readingTraderStef: Global Currency Reset Implosion With A $250 Trillion Debt Bomb
TraderStef says don’t focus on the “when”, but rather prepare your finances ahead of time. Here’s TraderStef explaining what is coming down the pike…
Continue readingUS, China, India & Russia Must Come Together For New Bretton Woods Gold Standard Agreement
Harley Schlanger says the financial system in on the brink, and only a new monetary agreement can prevent chaos. Here’s what is needed…
Continue readingLynette Zang: Silver Won’t Perform As Well As Gold In The Reset And The Gold To Silver Ratio Won’t Come Down
Lynette says silver won’t perform as well as gold in the reset and the GSR won’t be coming down, but is that accurate? Here’s some insight…
Continue readingRickards: Global Reset Of Gold To $10,000 Can Go Either Way: Bretton Woods Style Or PURE CHAOS
Jim says the reset of gold to $10,000 per ounce is coming, and it could play out in one of two ways. Here’s the details…
Continue readingThe End Of Bretton Woods And The Race To The Bottom, 1971
Before 1971 the US dollar was pegged to gold, and foreign countries held dollars in reserve because the US had promised they were “as good as gold”. The dollar came […]
Continue readingGold & The New Monetary Order
Publicly the so called authorities remain in a state of denial about the systemic debt crisis. The idea for the need of a new monetary order already lives very silently […]
Continue readingChina Accumulates Gold For The “World Dream”
During the span of the 100 years in which the gold standard was established, the world economy was quite stable- there was no inflation, and wealth distribution was very fair. […]
Continue readingJim Grant: America’s Default on Its Debt Is Inevitable!
“There is precedent for a government shutdown,” Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs, remarked last week. “There’s no precedent for default.” How wrong he is. Let us […]
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