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About Donald Trump And Tsunamis Of Additional Debt In Weaker Countries
Most analysts predicted a victory for Trump would be excellent for the precious metals prices, but even though the gold price increased to almost $1350 when the votes were being counted, we closed last week approximately $150/oz lower.
Gold Review After The Trump Sell-Off
After a tremendous first 6 months, gold, silver and gold & silver mining shares lost their luster. Sentiment dropped death. Wounds are still very deep, a five-year bear market has got investors suspicious over every little drop.
New Rules Will Derail Europe’s Financial System In 2018
The ECB’s asset purchase program is ongoing and causing severe distress on the balance sheets of the national banks (where the purchased assets are being held). But if you’d pull up the numbers from last year, you’ll see some shocking results.
President Trump – The Fed’s Worst Nightmare?
Forget about unemployment rates and a sky-high inflation being the worst nightmares of the Federal Reserve. As presidential candidate Donald Trump seems to be gaining momentum again, staffers at the Fed are starting to get nervous again.
November Will Be Crucial For Oil
Saudi Minister of Oil, Khalid al-Falih, recently said the declining oil cycle has ended. He sees improving fundamentals and a more balanced oil market. But November could be crucial to the ending of this cycle.
Time Schedule For The Next Gold Rally
If a 100% gold standard would be introduced these days, the price of gold should be at least $50,000 for a troy ounce to cover every dollar in the system worldwide.
More QE? Lower Interest Rates? Opposite Strategies Worldwide
The entire financial world is holding its breath to see what the Federal Reserve decides to do at its next meeting in December.
Bank Of England Confirms Debt Issuance Levels Tripled Since Quantitative Easing
The Bank of England has now published a working paper wherein the Central Bank tries to identify and quantify the impact of the worldwide QE programs. And the direct impact is much lower than you’d think.
Did Russia Prevent Greece From Leaving The Eurozone?
Most western leaders openly criticize Russia, but they seem to forget that Russia might have ‘saved’ Europe from a Grexit which could have pushed the currency block over the edge into total collapse.
Most People Want Price Controls
Very few people are consistently opposed to government price controls. Even people who have enough economics knowledge to understand why price controls never work as advertised find reasons to believe in particular price controls.
Who Sold His Gold This Week?
You couldn’t really miss THE event of this week, as the gold price nosedived on Tuesday, taking out the psychological support level at $1300/oz, but also the technical support levels around the $1280 mark.
As If Deutsche Bank’s Problems Are Now Solved…
Last week, the situation of Deutsche Bank kept the entire financial world busy as a $14B fine was hanging like a sword of Damocles over the company’s virtual head.
China Is Cracking Down On Shadow Banking, But One European Country Is Encouraging It
Most people still associate shadow banking with dodgy Chinese schemes where financial transactions were conducted outside of the normal and regulated banking system. But peer-to-peer lending, particularly in the UK, could be another version.
The UK Shows Why The Brexit Decision Wasn’t Disastrous
We hope Greece and others are paying close attention, as leaving the Eurozone doesn’t necessarily kill your economy, as the increased sovereignty of the United Kingdom and Great Britain is now proving.
‘Doing Nothing’ Won’t Be An Option For Much Longer At The ECB
The European Central Bank will have to do ‘something’ but we would expect that ‘something’ to happen towards the end of the year, when it does become obvious the inflation targets won’t be met.
The West Thought The Russian Bear Could Be Tamed. They Were Wrong
The economy which was in a slow-down modus earlier this year is picking up steam again.
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