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A Glance at Major World Treasury Bonds Paints an Increasingly Negative Picture

By silveristhenew | Published June 6, 2016

schiffgold.com / BY ADDISON QUALE  / JUNE 6, 2016  This article was submitted by Addison Quale, SchiffGold Precious Metals Specialist. Any views expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Peter Schiff or SchiffGold. Peter Schiff has stated clearly for the record that this financial system is headed towards collapse. While many like […]

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Ep. 513 Can We Decide on a Main Problem with Socialism? Also: Why the Austrians Are Right About Monopoly

By silveristhenew | Published October 18, 2015

tomwoods.com / Tom Woods / 16th October 2015 Is the socialist calculation problem severe enough to account for the collapse of communism? We discuss that, as well as the Rothbardian contribution to monopoly theory, and whether it makes sense to think of a “monopoly price” on the free market. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN The post Ep. 513 Can […]

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“Green” Policies Don’t Make Economic Sense Even on Their Own Terms

By silveristhenew | Published June 2, 2015

mises.ca / by Robert P. Murphy / June 1st, 2015 When confronting the typical proponents of “green” government policies, the free-market economist must make a strategic decision: Since most of these recommended (and often, actually implemented) State measures make no sense even on their own terms, one course of action is to stipulate the alleged goals […]

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WealthCycles Video Report – January 2015

By silveristhenew | Published January 21, 2015

Hello and Welcome to the first WealthCycles Video Report of 2015.  We’re only three weeks in and 2015 has already produced some fireworks in the global financial markets. In this episode Mike gets us caught up on the events that will shape the rest of this year and beyond.  He covers: read more

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WealthCycles Video Report – December 2014

By silveristhenew | Published December 18, 2014

We hope everyone enjoyed and got a lot out of the first WealthCycles Report last month.  Much has happened since then so we cover a lot of news in this month’s edition. In the 2nd episode of the WealthCycles Report Mike discusses: read more

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WealthCycles Video Report – December 2014

By silveristhenew | Published December 17, 2014

We hope everyone enjoyed and got a lot out of the first WealthCycles Report last month.  Much has happened since then so we cover a lot of news in this month’s edition.  In the 2nd episode of the WealthCycles Report Mike discusses: read more

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THE INTERNET IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW A FREE MARKET WOULD AND DOES WORK

By silveristhenew | Published November 22, 2014

dollarvigilante.com / Jeff Berwick / November 21st, 2014 Some people, apparently, still have a fear of being free (they fear not having violent owners).  It’s a fear I’ve never understood… but whenever you mention to them how much better a free market would be than the statist crapitalism we have today they like to say, “Show me […]

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WealthCycles Report – November 2014

By silveristhenew | Published November 19, 2014

WealthCylces.com is proud to introduce the new monthly video report for WealthCycles subscribers   Each month Mike will be recording a report of what he sees as the most important and interesting economic events going on at that time.  We think this new format will provide you with a lot more value by condensing the […]

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Depressions Are Depressing

By silveristhenew | Published October 1, 2014

This chapter of Understanding money remains unfinished.  Still, I believe it is an important chapter because it shows how the good intentions of the Federal Reserve and the U.S. government were the sole cause of the global Great Depression.  I had covered 1930, 31, and the beginning of 1932 when I turned my attention to […]

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Thoughts from the Frontline: Where’s the Growth?

By silveristhenew | Published September 25, 2014

mauldineconomics.com / JOHN MAULDIN / SEPTEMBER 24, 2014 In 1633 Galileo Galilei, then an old man, was tried and convicted by the Catholic Church of the heresy of believing that the earth revolved around the sun. He recanted and was forced into house arrest for the rest of his life, until 1642. Yet “The moment he [Galileo] was […]

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