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The GoldMoney Foundation publishes essays that offer timeless insights into the essential nature of free markets and sound money.
We welcome submissions on topics consistent with the aims of the GoldMoney Foundation. Please contact us if you have an essay that you would like to share with us and publish through our website.
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The Science of Gold & Other Precious Metals
by Walt Sosnowski March, 2012 There is frequent debate about the valuation of any asset or asset class. Sometimes the debate is fierce, and few investment topics evoke as much passion and controversy as gold — especially among professional investors. Many believe that gold is useless as a commodity and are sceptical of its alleged monetary value. For those that have legitimate doubts about the value of gold, this paper is an attempt to address some of those doubts. Read: The Science of Gold & Other Precious Metals > |
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A Perspective on Money from Howard and Warren Buffett
by James Turk March, 2012 In a recent article in Fortune, Warren Buffett reiterated his well-known view on money. Far less celebrated, however, is the discerning view of his father, Howard Buffett, expounded in a brilliant speech in 1948 while serving as a 4-term congressman from Omaha. Unlike his son, Howard understood gold's value and cherished its inexorable link with human freedom. Read: A Perspective on Money from Howard and Warren Buffett > |
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Why The Gold Price Will Go Above $11,000
by James Turk November, 2011 In one important respect, gold is like any other asset. You want to buy it when it is undervalued, and sell it when the opposite is true – when it becomes overvalued. Thus, knowing how to accurately value gold is essential for sound portfolio management. In this essay, James Turk explains how his 'Gold Index' can help people do this. Read: Why The Gold Price Will Go Above $11,000 > |
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The Barbarous Relic - It Is Not What You Think
by James Turk October, 2011 How many times have you heard gold described as the “barbarous relic”? It is a favorite phrase of gold-bashers everywhere who are trying to make gold the object of derision. James Turk explains why gold is neither barbarous nor a relic. This is an updated version of an article originally written by James five years ago. Read: The Barbarous Relic - It Is Not What You Think > |
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