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“We have always had a position in gold. When you think about the largest central banks in the world, they have all moved to unlimited printing ideology. Monetary policy happens to be the only game in town. I am perplexed as to why gold is as low as it is. I don't have a great answer for you other then you should maintain a ...
The sell-off in precious metals gathered pace this week into what is often called capitulation. Money-managers (hedge funds) cut their long gold positions on Comex by 19,044 contracts in the week to Tuesday, 26 March. This was the biggest single factor in the fall in open interest, which continued for the rest of that week. Open interest ...
As said countless times before on this site, QE is permanent. There is no way that central banks like the Fed, Bank of England and others can reverse their expansionary policies or engineer a neat “exit” without tipping their economies into an all-mighty deflationary collapse. The money printing will become more brazen, and ...
Many of us are aware of Professor Laurence Kotlikoff of Boston University’s calculation that the net present value of the US Government’s future liabilities rose by $11 trillion in fiscal 2012 to $222 trillion. These are principally welfare, healthcare and social security costs. This is admittedly a high-end estimate, ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has only been in power for a few months. But in that time he is made it clear that his campaign platform of unprecedented monetary stimulus was no empty promise. Despite a pledge by the G20 nations to avoid currency wars, Abe doesn't seem interested in playing ball with the rest of the gang. He continues ...
The purpose of keeping accurate accounts is to quantify net worth at any given point in time – as well as the change from a prior date. It goes without saying that the measure used, money, should be constant if comparisons over time are to mean anything. Only then do prices of capital goods, consumer goods and services truly reflect ...
Gold has been hammering away at the $1,690 mark for the last couple of trading sessions, but with no luck so far. Silver looks to be setting up for a move back over $32 and put in a stronger showing on Friday than either gold, platinum or palladium. This morning European stocks are edging towards two-year highs – a further sign of ...
I have not faced the prospect of a new year with so much trepidation as when I contemplate what is in store for 2013. Systemic risks abound, which of themselves are not the main story, only milestones on the road to final currency destruction, unless governments somehow regain their senses. To help understand the perils of 2013 I shall ...
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