Sunday, February 16, 2014
Tweet of the Week
#1: The NSA is the only branch of the government that actually listens to people.
— GS Elevator Gossip (@GSElevator) February 13, 2014
Precious Metals & World Affairs update with Gerald Celente, Andy Hoffman and Mark S Mann
From SGTreport.com
Published on Feb 15, 2014
Gold breaks out, Silver vaults over $21, Physical Gold demand is at least twice global annual production according to Eric Sprott, Bankers are unexpectedly dying, Emerging markets are melting down and hyperinflation is taking root, Fukushima is out of control & much more. Interviews with Andy Hoffman, Gerald Celente and SGT Report contributor Mark S. Mann.
Published on Feb 15, 2014
Gold breaks out, Silver vaults over $21, Physical Gold demand is at least twice global annual production according to Eric Sprott, Bankers are unexpectedly dying, Emerging markets are melting down and hyperinflation is taking root, Fukushima is out of control & much more. Interviews with Andy Hoffman, Gerald Celente and SGT Report contributor Mark S. Mann.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Weekend Chillout - What's going on?
What's going on? Gold and Silver have hit 2014 highs going into the weekly close, gold has even wiped out half of its 2013 losses, in Aussie dollars at least. If I work it out, I'll let you know.
Aussie band The Badloves playing at the best live music dive in Sydney The Basement
Paul Craig Roberts on the US economy and paper versus physical gold
From Boom Bust
Erin Ade conducts a wide-ranging interview with economist Paul Craig Roberts, an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan Administration and a co-founder of Reaganomics. He has voiced his concerns about the strength of the US economy, US politics, and US civil liberties. Roberts also believes the US is playing fast and loose with the monetary system and the value of the dollar. He speculates that, as the German Bundesbank has begun repatriating its gold from overseas out of storage in places like the Federal Reserve, the Fed will not be able to make delivery because it doesn't physically possess the gold. Similarly, Roberts does not believe Gold ETF funds have enough physical gold to back their exchange traded fund shares.
Erin Ade conducts a wide-ranging interview with economist Paul Craig Roberts, an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan Administration and a co-founder of Reaganomics. He has voiced his concerns about the strength of the US economy, US politics, and US civil liberties. Roberts also believes the US is playing fast and loose with the monetary system and the value of the dollar. He speculates that, as the German Bundesbank has begun repatriating its gold from overseas out of storage in places like the Federal Reserve, the Fed will not be able to make delivery because it doesn't physically possess the gold. Similarly, Roberts does not believe Gold ETF funds have enough physical gold to back their exchange traded fund shares.
Friday, February 14, 2014
Gold breaks and holds $1300
Gold broke US$1,300/oz overnight in New York trading and has so far managed to hold and consolidate during Sydney, Asian and London trading. The test of this level will be New York trading tonight as often the gold price trades down going into the weekly close as the day traders sell winning trades so they can buy blow for the weekend.
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| chart from goldprice.org |
Happy Valentine's Day
Happy Valentine's day to all my blog followers. To celebrate I thought I would post possibly the greatest love song ever written, Split Enz's "Message to My Girl". The first version is Neil Finn with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (skip the first minute) and the second is the original music video from Split Enz.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Global Precious Metal Roundtable
From ABC Bullion
Monthly catch up with fellow young gold analysts Ronald Stoeferle of Incrementum AG, Tekoa Da Silva of Bull Market Thinking and Jan Skoyles of the Real Asset Company discussing the latest market, economic and political developments, especially those affecting precious metal investment.
Monthly catch up with fellow young gold analysts Ronald Stoeferle of Incrementum AG, Tekoa Da Silva of Bull Market Thinking and Jan Skoyles of the Real Asset Company discussing the latest market, economic and political developments, especially those affecting precious metal investment.
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