Monthly Archives: July 2014
Origins of a Financial System
As our financial system continues to rely on credit expansion, without apparent consequence, we are now watching the pace accelerate to the point where we have a new acronym, thanks to the policies of the European Central Bank, NIRP. Negative interest rate policy. If you, like us, wonder how long this can be sustained you […]
China Demand alone equals 72% of global production.
With the recent rise in the “not so precious anymore” metal, gold, we thought it time to put the spotlight back on some key goings on in this market. It’s interesting that Global Gold production has remained stagnant over the last 3 year bear market in the yellow metal. We’ve also found it most […]
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