Gold to Riches - Hong Kong's Third Richest Man: Cheng Yu Tung

March 13 (Bloomberg) -- Angie Lau reports on billionaire Cheng Yu Tung. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "First Up."

The Lucky Country - Australia Adds Most Workers Since 2000

March 13 (Bloomberg) -- ANZ Head of Australian Economics Justin Fabo discusses jobs in the Australia. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move Asia."

GATA: How Gold Markets Are Manipulated

Chris Powell, Secretary at Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee claims that Western central banks are manipulating gold markets in order to rig currency markets.

Fully Sick Bro

Photos of a custom car with gold plated engine and components taken at Top Gear Festival in Sydney last Saturday. Thanks for the sick pics Bec.

Kyle Bass on Japan and Gold

Kyle Bass addresses Chicago Booth's Initiative on Global Markets and discusses his thesis on Japan in great detail and takes a lively Q&A session. Thanks to the ZeroHedge.com for the link.

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James Turk: Gold to $11,000

An excellent interview of James Turk (instead of the usual interview by James Turk) by Greg Hunter. James discusses the state of the US and European economies, the US dollar and of course where he sees the gold price heading over the short and longer term.

From Greg Hunter

The 99% Left to Freeze to Death in the UK

Once again I give silent thanks to my long dead ancestors for deciding to leave that miserable little island and move to Australia.

From TheRealNews

Jeff Christian opens his gob to change feet

Yes the media's favourite gold and silver schill is back. Jeff discusses the current gold market and his view of a declining gold price over the next few years, no doubt he will be shown to be wrong again.

Jeff also seems pleased to see private gold flowing into the banking industry in Turkey. Maybe it is just me but I buy gold to get away from thieving bankers and the last entity I would "deposit" my gold with would be with a bank. Isn't this how fractional reserve banking started in the first place? People depositing gold in a bank for a paper receipt, and then the bank writing more receipts than they had gold in the vault. Anyway the video is worth a watch if only to see Daniela Cambone look down on Jeff and ponder why, despite his new suit, his mum dresses him funny.

Gold Caps Longest Rally in Six Months

Australia Home-Loan Approvals and Consumer Confidence

March 13 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Paul Allen reports on the Australian home-loan approval and consumer confidence data released today. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television's "On The Move Asia."