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Gold, Bitcoin and the Blockchain Replaces the Banks – Realists Guide To The Future

By silveristhenew | Published December 27, 2017

Gold, Bitcoin and the Blockchain Replaces the Banks – Realists Guide To The Future – Futurist guide to 2028 shows a world of uncertainty and disruption– One scenario suggests cybersecurity attacks will result in bitcoin and blockchain’s dominance of financial systems– Cybersecurity threat will still loom large and wreak havoc. Gold, silver and other real […]

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It’s A Wonderful Life Is A Wonderful Lesson To Hold Gold Outside of The Banking System

By silveristhenew | Published December 23, 2017

It’s A Wonderful Life Is A Wonderful Lesson To Hold Gold Outside of The Banking System – Christmas film serves as reminder that savings are not guaranteed protection by banks– Savers are today more exposed to banking risks than ever before– Gold and silver investment reduce exposure to counterparty risks seen in financial system– Basket […]

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How Corporate Zombies Are Threatening The Eurozone Economy

By silveristhenew | Published November 17, 2017

The recovery in Eurozone growth has become part of the synchronised global growth narrative that most investors are relying on to deliver further gains in equities as we head into 2018. However, the “Zombification” of a chunk of the Eurozone’s corporate sector is not only a major unaddressed structural problem, but it’s getting worse, especially […]

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Stockman Warns “Mind The Junk” – This Ain’t Your Grandfather’s Capitalism

By silveristhenew | Published November 12, 2017

Authored by David Stockman via Contra Corner blog, The financial system is loaded with anomalies, deformations and mispricings – outcomes which would never occur on an honest free market. For example, the junk bond yield at just 2% in Europe is now below that of the "risk-free" US treasury bond owing solely to the depredations of the ECB. Indeed, […]

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Precious Metals Outperform Markets In August – Gold +4%, Silver +5%

By silveristhenew | Published September 1, 2017

Precious Metals Outperform Markets In August – Gold +4%, Silver +5% – All four precious metals outperform markets in August– Gold posts best month since January, up nearly 4%– Gold reaches highest price since US election, climbs due to uncertainty and safe haven demand– S&P 500 marginally higher; Euro Stoxx, Nikkei lower for month– Platinum is […]

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Gold Reset To $10,000/oz Coming “By January 1, 2018” – Rickards

By silveristhenew | Published August 30, 2017

Gold Reset To $10,000/oz Coming “By January 1, 2018” – Rickards – Trump could be planning a radical “reboot” of the U.S. dollar– Currency reboot will see leading nations devalue their currencies against gold– New gold price would be nearly 8 times higher at $10,000/oz– Price based on mass exit of foreign governments and investors from […]

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Trump Presidency Is Over – Bannon Is Right

By silveristhenew | Published August 26, 2017

Trump Presidency Is Over – Bannon Is Right “‘The Donald’ has been White House-broken,” writes Bill Bonner in his must read daily missive on Bonner and Partners “‘The Donald’ has been White House-broken,” was what we were trying to say, translating the phrase into something that may make sense to a French listener. But it was […]

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Who Knew? German Central Bank Has Been Selling Gold For More Than A Decade

By silveristhenew | Published July 8, 2017

Authored by Louis Cammarosano via Smaulgld.com, Deutsche Bundesbank gold reserves shrink 45 tons over the past ten years. German Central Bank holdings fall From 3,420.6 tons at the end of Q2 2007 to 3375.6 tons, a drop of 1,446,783 ounces. German gold reserves have decreased 1.3% over ten years. Bring the Gold Home & Sell […]

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Bond Rout Fades With Futures Flat Ahead Of Payrolls; Pound, Yen, Oil Tumble

By silveristhenew | Published July 7, 2017

S&P futures are little changed following yesterday's rout even as Asian and European markets continued selling; the pound slid on poor factory data, the yen tumbled after the BOJ intervened to stabilize the JGB bond market, precious metals flash crashed early in the session, while the selloff in oil accelerated despite yesterday's massive inventory draw, […]

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How Central Banks Intend To Fight CryptoCurrencies

By silveristhenew | Published June 22, 2017

Submitted by Louis Cammarosano of Smaulgld * * * Based on remarks to Bundesbank Policy Symposium in a Speech “Frontiers in Central Banking – Past, Present and Future” contain clues of the battleplan. What if they fail? As cryptocurrencies, which trade outside the banking system attract more capital, governments and central banks are devising ways […]

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