Tuesday, December 17, 2013

2014 Outlook for Gold

Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Lear Capital CEO Scott Carter discusses the price of gold and his investment ideas with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television's "Money Moves."

Jim Rickards - Future of Money 2.0

Jim Richards at a conference in Bratislava, Slovakia on 26 Sep 2013


Sean Rakhimov: Silver Market "I Think We're Going to See a Turn-Around

From BeneathTheSurfaceBTS

Published on Dec 13, 2013

Sean Rakhimov, editor of Silver Strategies, provides updates on the small-cap silver market and describes when he thinks we may see a big move in the silver price.

Monday, December 16, 2013

Boom Bust - Volcker's Market Making Mayhem and The Fed's Money for Nothing

From Boom Bust

Cartel Catch 22

From Peak Resources


The NSA is Coming to Town

From acluvideos

SD Weekly Metals and Markets: Why The Fed Won't Taper...Yet

From SilverDoctors

The Truthseeker: Who Has Nukes in the Middle East?

From RT

Published on Dec 15, 2013

Israel ruled guilty of genocide; the nuclear elephant in that region; and the 'armies' recruited to doctor Wikipedia. Seek truth from facts with leading war crimes prosecutor Professor Francis Boyle, Asia Times correspondent Pepe Escobar, top saxophonist and former Israeli citizen Gilad Atzmon, and UN Human Rights Rapporteur Professor Richard Falk.


Sunday, December 15, 2013

Keiser Report with Jeff Berwick

From RT

Published on Dec 14, 2013

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the debt incest cult operating on Wall Street in which JP Morgan's Sons and Daughters mate two units of related debt for four generations and thus spawning a deformed and cross-eyed credit market.

In the second half, Max interviews Jeff Berwick of DollarVigilante.com about the great Bitcoin divide in the libertarian community and about the great migration from the USA to Mexico and beyond by Americans seeking more liberty and freedom.


Deutsche Bank Probed over the Gold and Silver Fix

From reuters.com

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Dec 13 (Reuters) - German banking regulator Bafin has demanded documents from Deutsche Bank as part of a probe into suspected manipulation of benchmark gold and silver prices by banks, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.

Bafin has interrogated the bank's staff during several on-site inspections over the past few months, the newspaper said on its website, citing people familiar with the matter.()

Currently, gold fixing happens twice a day by teleconference with five banks: Deutsche Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia-ScotiaMocatta, Barclays Bank Plc, HSBC Bank USA, NA and Société Générale. The fixings are used to determine prices globally.

Deutsche Bank is also one of three banks that take part in the equivalent process for silver.

In the wake of the recent Libor interbank lending scandal, questions have been raised about how benchmark rates are set, prompting authorities and banking industry bodies worldwide to overhaul rate-setting processes.

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