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POSTED ON February 5, 2015  - POSTED IN Guest Commentaries

Bloomberg has published a feature-length article about the history of the German gold repatriation movement partly led by Peter Boehringer. The piece is unusual for the mainstream American media in that it actively entertains the possibility that foreign gold stored in the New York Federal Reserve may not be the same gold originally deposited. Even worse, some of the gold could be missing, which might be the reason so many European central banks have begun to show interest in repatriation.

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We live in an era of unprecedented sovereign debts and extraordinary monetary manipulation by central banks. There’s never been a more important time for both individuals and governments to protect themselves with gold reserves. However, it appears that Germany has always been a bit blasé about its reserves:

POSTED ON February 5, 2015  - POSTED IN Interviews, Videos

Marc Faber has been long on gold since the mid-1990s. He thinks 2015 may be the year that investors wake up to the scam that is central banking. The only way to bet against the central banks is to buy gold. You can take a riskier approach and get into gold mining stocks, but the safest bet is physical gold and silver bullion. Faber explains his philosophy in this interview with Barron’s.

POSTED ON February 4, 2015  - POSTED IN Original Analysis, Videos

Peter Schiff reviews the most recent United States economic data and the reaction of the foreign exchange markets in his latest podcast. We’re seeing some of the worst economic numbers since the Great Recession, so will the Federal Reserve really raise rates this year? Peter also discusses the propaganda surrounding Standard & Poor’s settlement with the US government, as well as the latest news out of Greece.

POSTED ON February 4, 2015  - POSTED IN Key Gold Headlines

Jim Clifton of Gallup, CEO of one of the largest public polling companies in the world, has published a severe indictment of the official unemployment data reported by the United States Department of Labor. Obama and Wall Street cite the 5.6% unemployment rate as a triumph of the American economic recovery, while conveniently ignoring the raw data behind that number.

There’s no other way to say this. The official unemployment rate, which cruelly overlooks the suffering of the long-term and often permanently unemployed as well as the depressingly underemployed, amounts to a Big Lie.”

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POSTED ON February 4, 2015  - POSTED IN Original Analysis

In his latest commentary from Euro Pacific Capital, Peter Schiff delves into the repercussions of the political and economic drama playing out in Greece. Peter explains why the newly elected Greek government feels it holds a position of power as a debtor nation in today’s upside down economic climate. Peter also draws similarities between the smug bravado of the new Greek finance minister and President Obama’s latest budget and monetary policy. What will happen when it becomes clear to the world that the United States cannot repay its debts?

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POSTED ON February 2, 2015  - POSTED IN Guest Commentaries

Last month, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis published an essay that supposedly debunks the idea that a monetary gold standard can stabilize and improve economies. The piece is blatant propaganda that returns to the same excuse central bankers always use to discredit the gold standard. Namely, that tying a currency to gold prevents a government and its central bank from quickly responding to economic problems by manipulating the money supply. This is the same argument used to defeat the “Save Our Swiss Gold” campaign back in November, which would have forced the Swiss National Bank to significantly increase its gold reserves.

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POSTED ON February 2, 2015  - POSTED IN Original Analysis, Videos

Peter Schiff explains the sharply lower GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2014 and shares his predictions for 2015. Peter asks the ultimate question that everybody seems to be ignoring – How can analysts expect the United States to experience better GDP growth in 2015 when they also expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates and refrain from further stimulus? It’s the Fed’s monetary policies that stimulated this phony recovery in the first place.

POSTED ON January 30, 2015  - POSTED IN Key Gold Headlines

German Central Bank Continues Gold Repatriation
Bundesbank – Germany’s central bank, the Bundesbank, increased its transfer of foreign gold reserves back into Germany in 2014, bringing 120 metric tons to Frankfurt. 85 of those tons came from the New York Federal Reserve. This repatriation process began in January 2013, when the Bundesbank announced a plan to store half of its gold reserves at home by 2020. To achieve this goal, Germany will have to repatriate 300 tons from New York and 374 tons from Paris. It has now transferred 23% of that total 674 tons.
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POSTED ON January 30, 2015  - POSTED IN Interviews, Videos

Tom Woods interviewed Peter Schiff this week. Woods is a senior fellow at the Mises Institute, a New York Times bestselling author, and a well-respected voice of Austrian Economics. He and Peter had a friendly conversation about the broader economic problems facing the world and what investors can do to prepare.

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