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This infographic about gold is part of a multi-part infographic series that covers: 1) The History of Gold; 2) Gold Mining & Supply; 3) Gold Uses and Demand; and 4) Gold as an Investment. Gold is a precious metal with … Continue reading
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I’m going to let Roger Ver, CEO of MemoryDealers.com, take it away: And don’t forget to visit our official website to learn more about the Silver Circle Movie: http://SilverCircleMovie.com
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I am proud to finally published our first completed draft of the Top 100 Sound Money and Precious Metals Blogs and Websites! These are in absolutely NO particular order and this list is not intended as a ranking of these … Continue reading
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“Think of everything we’ve accomplished, man. Out these windows, we will view the collapse of financial history. One step closer to economic equilibrium.” -Tyler Durden, Fight Club One of the most popular and useful resources in the world of sound … Continue reading
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In last week’s Money Monday feature, I shared my first experience buying gold and silver bullion coins for the purpose of protecting my savings from inflation and the risk of a major run on the global banking system, which many … Continue reading
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There may have been a few oversights, but a list worth looking at. And don’t forget to visit our official website to learn more about the Silver Circle Movie: http://SilverCircleMovie.com
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So I wake up this morning and the lead headline on The Drudge Report is the one you see pictured above, “EURO SURVIVES,” with a link to an AP article entitled, “Euro crisis far from over, stock analysts warn.” I … Continue reading
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This is why regulation never works. Those in charge of doing the regulating must have industry-specific knowledge of what they’re regulating in order to be of any use, which means the government inevitably ends up recruiting regulators who came from … Continue reading
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Jeff Berwick, the author of a financial newsletter for free market and sound money advocates called The Dollar Vigilante, has really made a splash lately in the world of libertarian financial and economic commentary and investment advice, especially with the … Continue reading
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Brilliant satire at The Washington Post of all places: Are you concerned about growing income inequality in America? Are you resentful of all that wealth concentrated in the 1 percent? I’ve got the perfect solution, a modest proposal that involves … Continue reading
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