I must begin with an apology—that I’ve provided readers with such a confusing title to have to digest. It’s the title of a decision that was reached by the G20 countries to approve an across-the-board Cyprus-style bail-in.
by Jeff Thomas
by Jeff Thomas
There can be no doubt that the banks cannot deliver on the amount of gold that they have sold their clients on paper. This situation will hit a wall.
by Jeff Thomas
Can the Mexican Libertad gold/silver bullion coins offer us a monetary solution?
by Jeff Thomas
We are heading into a confiscatory era—a time when banks and governments reserve the right to go beyond the old method of taxation and to actually pillage the purse of the public. This has begun with bank accounts and pension funds in some countries, and, as the concept becomes a trend, it will take on many forms.
by Jeff Thomas
“Is the gold market manipulated?” This is one of those extremely dodgy questions that has left both investors and economists very divided.
by Jeff Thomas
As you know, gold has been taking a thrashing despite an unchanged long-term story and fundamentals. Jeff presents this excellent analysis of what gold has been through and what we should expect going forward.
by Jeff Thomas
The following questions have been received from our readers, in response to the Jeff Thomas article, “The Sheering of the Sheeple”. These particular questions have been selected for response, as they reflect concerns that are common to many of our readers.
by Jeff Thomas
If the sheep are to be sheared, they must first be penned in so that they cannot escape. In the US, several states have either passed laws or are in the process of drafting laws to record the sales of precious metals.
by Jeff Thomas
When this bomb goes off, it may well prove to do more damage than the most powerful nuclear weapon.
by Jeff Thomas
When this bomb goes off, it may well prove to do more damage than the most powerful nuclear weapon.
by Jeff Thomas
For many observers, the present situation should be well beyond the point of the raised eyebrow. It should be glaringly apparent that the amount of gold presently claimed to be in storage in the world’s banks is (to a greater or lesser extent) overstated.
by Jeff Thomas
There is much discussion these days as to whether the price of gold is being manipulated. The answer is simply “yes.”
by Jeff Thomas
Like a handful of others a decade ago, I believed that the damage that governments were doing to their economies at that time would end in disaster. I also believed that one biproduct of these actions would be a dramatic rise in the price of precious metals.
by Jeff Thomas
The price of gold has been fluctuating a lot lately – a trend that is likely to continue and possibly become even more volatile. Jeff Thomas explains.
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