Who Drives The Bus? UK Gold Import 996t In 2019
Contrary to what investors often assume, the price of gold is not determined by consumer demand such as jewelry or coins. What drives the gold price is…
Continue readingContrary to what investors often assume, the price of gold is not determined by consumer demand such as jewelry or coins. What drives the gold price is…
Continue readingDave Kranzler’s growing more confident that we’re on the cusp of a big move higher in the precious metals. Here’s why…
Continue readingThe celebration in London of NATO’s 70th year has ended with a renewed purpose: the “challenges” posed by China…
Continue readingA huge whale is taking on gold and taking on the COMEX. Harvey explains…
Continue readingSixty medics from around the world warned in an open letter that Assange’s health is failing…
Continue reading“…an even smaller pool of registered gold to keep COMEX gold futures trading going, a paper gold trading casino which is actually a giant Ponzi…”
Continue readingGATA Chairman Bill Murphy and your secretary/treasurer emphasized the refusal of the U.S. Treasury…
Continue readingBecause most tourists are price-sensitive, we would likely witness a decline in “the major contribution tourism makes to the local economy”…
Continue readingBig-name insurance companies offering home & property insurance are cutting their losses and evacuating California in droves…
Continue readingHere’s a round-up of the indictment so far. Is it just me, or does something about this whole thing smell, oh, rotten?
Continue readingThe London Metal Exchange’s gold and silver futures are being thrown into doubt…
Continue readingAs the cuts begin, one staffer warned: “it is going to be carnage” inside the bank’s London office on Monday…
Continue readingDave Kranzler says gold and silver may be setting up for a big move higher. Here’s why…
Continue readingAt long last, is London getting excruciatingly short on their physical gold supply? Here’s Bill Murphy to provide some insight…
Continue reading“…storage of gold reserves out of the country is now considered risky by more and more central banks…”
Continue readingHarvey says the banks are most bothered by silver. COMEX has a problem, and in London, backwardation in silver (pay more for now Vs pay less for later) shows just […]
Continue readingIn their biggest scoop of the year, and proving once again why they are the best finance journalists in the business, the Tyler Durden team at ZH has completed a […]
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