Bundesbank Announces Repatriation of 120 Tonnes of Gold from Paris and New York Federal Reserve The Bundesbank, Germany’s powerful central bank, announced very publicly this morning the further repatriation of some of it’s gold being held in foreign locations –…
There were so many red dots splattered on the walls it looked like a murder scene.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download In the wake of the Swiss National Bank shocking the market this week de-pegging the CHF from the Euro, the Golden Jackass Jim Willie joined us over the weekend for an Exclusive Interview discussing: Willie explains why…
Looking for some weekend infotainment? Here are some suggestions: Frontline’s video: Putin’s Way (running time 54:10) This weekend in the USA only, Unveiled Threat (nonfiction, and, in part, memoir) is an Amazon Kindle Countdown deal. Download it for $0.99, a…
Podcast: Play in new window | Download A day after the Swiss National Bank SHOCKED the market by de-pegging the franc from the Euro, causing a 30% move in the CHF Thursday, Jay Taylor joins The Doc & Eric Dubin to break down all of the implications: …
The “war on terror” is the best thing to happen to power hungry politicians since a fire of questionable origin destroyed the Reichstag building in Berlin on February 27, 1933. Not only does the “war on terror” represent big business for shady crony capitalists, it…
The “war on terror” is the best thing to happen to power hungry politicians since a fire of questionable origin destroyed the Reichstag building in Berlin on February 27, 1933. Not only does the “war on terror” represent big business for shady crony capitalists, it…
This is the Swiss National Bank’s idea of “further measures”. Read more…
This is the Swiss National Bank’s idea of “further measures.“
According to a recent report in the New York Times, not only are more banks lending against art as collateral; some are even starting to create collateralized debt obligations with art as the underlying asset. But is this really possible?…
According to a recent report in the New York Times, not only are more banks lending against art as collateral; some are even starting to create collateralized debt obligations with art as the underlying asset. But is this really possible?…