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March 8, 2013Guest Commentaries

Gold and the Great Monetary Easing

You don’t see a lot of mainstream coverage of big players who remain bullish on gold. However, Yahoo! Finance did report on Morgan Stanley’s latest forecast, which sees gold’s bull cycle entering a new stage of growth as countries around the world ramp up their easy money policies. “A notable feature of the investment landscape […]

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March 6, 2013Guest Commentaries

The Secret Bull Market in Gold

Peter Schiff isn’t the only one surprised by all the naysayers who believe the economy is improving and gold’s heyday is over. Brett Arends – an admitted “gold agnostic” – just wrote a commentary for The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch, examining the popularity of gold abroad, and the bullish fundamentals that haven’t been affected by […]

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March 1, 2013Lampoon the System

Dumb and Dumber 3: Fooled Again

Jon Pawelko publishes the web comic Lampoon The System to poke fun at insane economic policies and educate the public on sound economics. Click here for more cartoons and information on his anthology book, available for only $15. Follow us on Twitter to stay up-to-date on Peter Schiff’s latest thoughts: @SchiffGold Interested in learning about […]

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March 1, 2013Original Analysis

The Fed’s Tightening Pipe Dream

By Peter Schiff Testifying before the US Senate this past Tuesday, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke made an extraordinary claim about its bloated balance sheet: “We could exit without ever selling by letting it run off.” What Bernanke means here is that the Fed could simply hold its Treasuries and agency bonds until they mature, at […]

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March 1, 2013Guest Commentaries

Bloomberg Gold Report Misses the Mark

By Jeff Clark from Casey Research Bloomberg reported last week that Russia is now the world’s biggest gold buyer with its central bank having added 570 tonnes (18.3 million troy ounces) over the past decade. At $1,650/ounce, that’s $30.1 billion worth of gold. Russia isn’t alone, of course. Central banks as a group have been […]

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February 28, 2013Key Gold Headlines

This Month in Gold – February 2013

Germany Repatriating Gold in Case of Currency Crisis Forbes – Germany’s central bank announced plans to bring 50% of its total gold reserves back to Frankfurt from the US and France. 300 tons of gold will be moved from the NY Fed to the Bundesbank over the next seven years. A Buba spokesman said they […]

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February 25, 2013Interviews

Be Prepared: Get Out of the Dollar

Last week, Peter Schiff spoke with Tekoa Da Silva of Bull Market Thinking about the future of gold and the real crash that is just around the corner. I don’t know where the bottom is [in gold], but I think once we hit it, we are headed dramatically higher, to levels very few people can […]

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February 18, 2013Gold Scams Exposed

Buying Gold and Silver Is Not Complicated

You’ve been reading the news and watching the economy. You know things are bad, and likely to get worse as central banks around the world continue to print money for irresponsible governments to squander. You know this means the purchasing power of the dollar is deteriorating, and that holding savings in dollar-denominated assets is probably […]

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February 13, 2013Original Analysis

Schiff in the News: Currency War Means Buy Gold

Both CNBC and MarketWatch ran articles this week about Peter Schiff’s outlook of where the American economy is headed. CNBC wrote about the international currency war, and Peter’s belief that America will ultimately win, therefore destroying consumer purchasing power and bolstering gold.

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February 10, 2013Original Analysis

“Money Is Gold, and Nothing Else”

By Dickson Buchanan The Setting: The Bank and Currency Committee, Washington, DC, 1912. In the Panic of 1907, the stock market fell over 50% in one day and caused massive bank runs. Bailouts had done little to restore confidence. Five years later, all this still lingered palpably in the minds of the crowd packed into […]

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