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Gold Price Manipulation by Central Banks 101
- March 20, 2018
- Category: Government
Central banks have a long and well-documented history of gold price manipulation, which shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone considering their history of manipulation with ALL other financial markets. However, gold is to central banks like Kryptonite is to Superman, they can’t ignore it so they must attempt to control it. They are terrified of
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Unstoppable National Debt Increase
- March 12, 2018
- Category: Government
This chart indicates that gold got ahead of itself during the depths of the recession, but then overcorrected, causing its value to fall just as far downward in 2015 as it had swung up in 2011. Now gold is rising again in relation to the debt. If it gets back to its historical tendencies, gold
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Stop Ignoring The Elephant In The Room!
- March 5, 2018
- Category: Silver
The “elephant” in the old idiom refers to an awkward or embarrassing topic, which everyone is aware of but no one wants to talk about. The elephant in the room I’m referring to is silver. Laws of physics dictate that everything in the world seeks equilibrium. Economic law dictates the same, but nothing about silver
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Too Late For Continued Fed Tightening
- March 2, 2018
- Category: News
Lawrence Henry Summers is a former U. S. Treasury Secretary, with an impressive resume. In a recent interview with Bloomberg Television’s Erik Schatzker, he pointed out that in spite of the Fed’s continued “tightening” policy, it will be quite some time before the interest rate gets high enough, such that it could be reduced by
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Giancarlo Discusses Virtual Currencies with Senate Banking Committee
- February 7, 2018
- Category: News
J. Christopher Giancarlo, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) testified this morning, before the Senate Banking Committee, in a crowded committee room on Capitol Hill. The day’s topic was “virtual currencies,” which were described as a digital representation of value that may function as “a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and/or
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Controlled Correction Or Commencing Collapse?
- February 6, 2018
- Category: News
Friday and yesterday’s stock market losses were a long-overdue correction at the very least and out of the gate this morning the market will have you believe that’s exactly what it was, a correction and nothing more. With the Dow up more than two-hundred points already this morning, investors are eager to get back on
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2017 Annual American Bullion Scholarship Winners Are Announced!
- January 11, 2018
- Category: American Bullion Scholarship
American Bullion is proud to announce the winners in our annual Scholarship Program! If you are wondering how to win a scholarship of your own, read the essays below to learn more. Winners are selected each year, and the winning students can help you learn how to get a scholarship of your own. Three college
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Buying, Selling, and Trading Bitcoin: What You Need to Know
- January 4, 2018
- Category: Bitcoin
Let’s look at the investment cycle of Bitcoin – including buying, selling and trading the cryptocurrency By now you’ve probably heard the news: Bitcoin is a virtual currency that has created some serious buzz in the investment world. It’s certainly not for the risk averse, but if you’re willing to put some money behind this
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Bitcoin 101: Should You Invest?
- December 29, 2017
- Category: Bitcoin
Thinking of investing in Bitcoin? Before you pull the trigger, make sure you understand what it is, how it’s traded and the inherent risks involved in a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin Boiling down the question “what is bitcoin?” goes something like this – Bitcoin is simply a peer-to-peer digital payment system that bypasses traditional intermediaries –
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Bitcoin Compared To Traditional Investments
- December 22, 2017
- Category: Bitcoin
Your investment portfolio should be diverse to ensure stability, but does Bitcoin have a place on your balance sheet? Let’s look at the world’s most popular cryptocurrency versus traditional investments It’s been awhile since the investment world truly had a revolutionary player. After all, the NYSE was founded more than 200 years ago, today’s highest