Showing posts with label Silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silver. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
''Silver is money too''
From GoldMoney
''In order to understand the demonetisation of silver and later gold, one needs to explore the events in America of the period 1890-1913, which were dominated by Morgan, Rockefeller, Kuhn and Loeb interests. They wished to be able to charge interest on an exponentially increasing monetary supply – for obvious reasons.
During this time they went about setting the agenda for switching to a paper based monetary system by appealing to and bribing opinion leaders in politics, business and academia. Bound together by common interest, the elite went on to cheat the public. First they dealt with silver in the USA with the Gold Act of 1900. Then they joined their British and European counterparts to create the Commission for International Exchange, to convince the Third World that silver was not money, and that they should instead accept paper money backed by imaginary gold instead.''
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''In order to understand the demonetisation of silver and later gold, one needs to explore the events in America of the period 1890-1913, which were dominated by Morgan, Rockefeller, Kuhn and Loeb interests. They wished to be able to charge interest on an exponentially increasing monetary supply – for obvious reasons.
During this time they went about setting the agenda for switching to a paper based monetary system by appealing to and bribing opinion leaders in politics, business and academia. Bound together by common interest, the elite went on to cheat the public. First they dealt with silver in the USA with the Gold Act of 1900. Then they joined their British and European counterparts to create the Commission for International Exchange, to convince the Third World that silver was not money, and that they should instead accept paper money backed by imaginary gold instead.''
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''Coming Silver frenzy may last decades''
From Bullion Street
''A decade long silver frenzy is on the horizon as the widening gap at silver-gold ratio is leaving plenty of room for silver to surge in its historic relation to gold prices.
Analysts said widened ratio is an indication about a surge in price for silver and it's been a fact that during periods of monetary crisis, such as the 1970s, the price of silver tends to increase much more than the price of gold.''
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''A decade long silver frenzy is on the horizon as the widening gap at silver-gold ratio is leaving plenty of room for silver to surge in its historic relation to gold prices.
Analysts said widened ratio is an indication about a surge in price for silver and it's been a fact that during periods of monetary crisis, such as the 1970s, the price of silver tends to increase much more than the price of gold.''
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Monday, December 17, 2012
''Why Did Silver Coinage End in the United States?''
From Silver Monthly
''The effects of inflation, coupled with the strong incentives for private collection of the silver coinage which had now been demonetized, caused silver coins to quickly disappear from circulation. By 1970, strictly cupronickel coinage was manufactured and circulated by the U.S. government. The underlying circumstance which made the Coinage Act of 1965 necessary was the inflation caused by increases in the money supply. True enough, the strain on the nation’s supply of silver at the time was great, due in part to the government’s interference in prices.''
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''The effects of inflation, coupled with the strong incentives for private collection of the silver coinage which had now been demonetized, caused silver coins to quickly disappear from circulation. By 1970, strictly cupronickel coinage was manufactured and circulated by the U.S. government. The underlying circumstance which made the Coinage Act of 1965 necessary was the inflation caused by increases in the money supply. True enough, the strain on the nation’s supply of silver at the time was great, due in part to the government’s interference in prices.''
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''Debasement is Still Inevitable: Another Year for the Real Cupronickel Nickel?''
From Survival Blog
''Hopefully the Mint's dawdling will give us another year or two to stack up our boxes of nickels. (Once a composition change takes place, we will have to laboriously sort nickels.) If you read the contractor's report, you'll see that one of the goals of the planned debasement is that is be "seamless", meaning: "Differences and abilities to recognize or process incumbent coins and coins produced from alternative material candidates cannot be distinguished through normal coin processing." That is bureaucratic doublespeak for "Let's make our new worthless tokens look like real coins, even to vending machines."
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''Hopefully the Mint's dawdling will give us another year or two to stack up our boxes of nickels. (Once a composition change takes place, we will have to laboriously sort nickels.) If you read the contractor's report, you'll see that one of the goals of the planned debasement is that is be "seamless", meaning: "Differences and abilities to recognize or process incumbent coins and coins produced from alternative material candidates cannot be distinguished through normal coin processing." That is bureaucratic doublespeak for "Let's make our new worthless tokens look like real coins, even to vending machines."
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''LBJ and the Destruction of American Currency''
From American Thinker
''Just two months after Kennedy's assassination, in his first economic report to Congress, Johnson recommended that America "expedite the release of silver from the coinage." Johnson discontinued the issuance of silver certificates in 1964, and the process of retiring the outstanding certificates began. As if that were not damaging enough, Johnson followed with his second major monetary reform in 1965, claiming that "the growing shortage of silver" had to be addressed.
On July 23, Johnson signed the Coinage Act of 1965, smashing the founders' Coinage Act of 1792. Whereas our Founders instituted the death penalty for debasing the currency of American citizens, Johnson arrogantly justified his move in the name of potential "coin shortages."
''Just two months after Kennedy's assassination, in his first economic report to Congress, Johnson recommended that America "expedite the release of silver from the coinage." Johnson discontinued the issuance of silver certificates in 1964, and the process of retiring the outstanding certificates began. As if that were not damaging enough, Johnson followed with his second major monetary reform in 1965, claiming that "the growing shortage of silver" had to be addressed.
On July 23, Johnson signed the Coinage Act of 1965, smashing the founders' Coinage Act of 1792. Whereas our Founders instituted the death penalty for debasing the currency of American citizens, Johnson arrogantly justified his move in the name of potential "coin shortages."
''Goodbye to liberty''
From GoldMoney
By Alasdair Macleod
''The human race, in its advanced economic form, is committing euthanasia. The US, UK, Europe and Japan are all implementing economic policies that must ultimately result in the complete destruction of their currencies; and if you destroy the means of exchange of goods and services, your people will starve. The political class and government establishments have drifted in incremental steps into this tragedy. Far from being the guiding hand for society, they are its destroyers.''
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By Alasdair Macleod
''The human race, in its advanced economic form, is committing euthanasia. The US, UK, Europe and Japan are all implementing economic policies that must ultimately result in the complete destruction of their currencies; and if you destroy the means of exchange of goods and services, your people will starve. The political class and government establishments have drifted in incremental steps into this tragedy. Far from being the guiding hand for society, they are its destroyers.''
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Sunday, December 16, 2012
''Fifty Years of Suppressing Silver''
From Bullion Bulls Canada
By Jeff Nielson
''Sophisticated precious metals investors are well-aware of the rampant manipulation of the gold and silver markets. They are also generally aware of the reason for such manipulation. A rapid rise in the price of gold and silver is like an economic “warning siren” - alerting savers that their wealth (i.e. the purchasing power of their currency) is being rapidly eroded by the monetary depravity of bankers.''
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By Jeff Nielson
''Sophisticated precious metals investors are well-aware of the rampant manipulation of the gold and silver markets. They are also generally aware of the reason for such manipulation. A rapid rise in the price of gold and silver is like an economic “warning siren” - alerting savers that their wealth (i.e. the purchasing power of their currency) is being rapidly eroded by the monetary depravity of bankers.''
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
SILVER - ''The People's Metal'' (Ryan Jordan)
To learn more about Ryan Jordan's book please visit:
http://www.amazon.com/Silver---Peoples-Metal-Ryan-Jordan/dp/1478230967/ref=la...
''Why Gold and Silver Prices Will Reach All-Time Highs In The New Year''
From ETF Daily News
''Looking at a 10-year gold prices
or silver prices chart and seeing respective gains of 423% and 650% can get investors pretty excited, and for good reasons.
Whether you enjoyed the previous commodities bull run and are currently adding to your positions, or just initiating one, now is the time to buy gold and silver, as both are expected to continue climbing in value.''
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''Looking at a 10-year gold prices
or silver prices chart and seeing respective gains of 423% and 650% can get investors pretty excited, and for good reasons.
Whether you enjoyed the previous commodities bull run and are currently adding to your positions, or just initiating one, now is the time to buy gold and silver, as both are expected to continue climbing in value.''
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
''Research Shows ALL Fiat Paper Money Systems Eventually Fail''
From Market Oracle
By GoldSilverWorlds
''We often read or hear quotes like “paper money eventually fail” and “paper money always returns to its intrinsic value which is zero.” In this article, we provide evidence why these statements are true, backed by research in which 599 different forms of paper money have been analyzed. We explain in an easy to understand way what money fundamentally is, how monetary policies of governments are affecting everyone of us and how gold is first and foremost an alternative form of money (for each and every one of us, not only for an elite). Courtesy of Vince Cate for the incredibly valuable research and David Morgan who referred us to the research materials.''
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By GoldSilverWorlds
''We often read or hear quotes like “paper money eventually fail” and “paper money always returns to its intrinsic value which is zero.” In this article, we provide evidence why these statements are true, backed by research in which 599 different forms of paper money have been analyzed. We explain in an easy to understand way what money fundamentally is, how monetary policies of governments are affecting everyone of us and how gold is first and foremost an alternative form of money (for each and every one of us, not only for an elite). Courtesy of Vince Cate for the incredibly valuable research and David Morgan who referred us to the research materials.''
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Sunday, December 9, 2012
''Silver gains favor as an investment asset''
From Market Watch
''Silver’s more popular and volatile than ever, ready to finish the year with gains more than double those of gold, as the industrial staple wins more favor as an investment asset.
''Silver’s more popular and volatile than ever, ready to finish the year with gains more than double those of gold, as the industrial staple wins more favor as an investment asset.
“The evidence is clear that investment, not industrial demand, is what
is driving silver prices higher,” said Mark Thomas, chief investment
strategist and author of SilverPriceAdvisor.com.''
Friday, December 7, 2012
''Pent-Up Potential for Gold and Silver in 2013''
From Market Oracle
By The Gold Report
''Debt, not the fiscal cliff, is what concerns Jason Hamlin, publisher of the Gold Stock Bull newsletter, and if his prediction of a split in the EU comes to pass, it will bolster the case for gold equities. He shares his preference for royalty streamers and prospect generators in the gold space and explains his attraction to graphite in this Gold Report interview.''
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By The Gold Report
''Debt, not the fiscal cliff, is what concerns Jason Hamlin, publisher of the Gold Stock Bull newsletter, and if his prediction of a split in the EU comes to pass, it will bolster the case for gold equities. He shares his preference for royalty streamers and prospect generators in the gold space and explains his attraction to graphite in this Gold Report interview.''
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''Confiscation, Price Suppression & The True Gold & Silver Price''
From King World News
''Everyone knows that the rational prices of gold and silver are magnitudes above current levels. Suppression will be with us until the powerful acquire and confiscate as much of the metals as possible, and then the currency will be reset. Trillions of wealth will move from holders of paper wealth to those entities holding gold, silver and energy assets.''
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''Everyone knows that the rational prices of gold and silver are magnitudes above current levels. Suppression will be with us until the powerful acquire and confiscate as much of the metals as possible, and then the currency will be reset. Trillions of wealth will move from holders of paper wealth to those entities holding gold, silver and energy assets.''
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
''Keiser Report: TINA's Big Black Hole (E375)''
Monday, December 3, 2012
''The coming silver price eruption''
From GoldMoney
Alasdair Macleod
''The odds now favour a substantial bear squeeze. And as the managed funds which lost money on their shorts in June-July sniff sweet revenge, this could rapidly escalate. At the moment, every dollar move upwards in the silver price costs the shorts nearly half a billion dollars. And there is no way it can be covered, because the cash silver simply does not exist.
When the shorts finally run for cover, the effect on the silver price is going to be spectacular.''
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Alasdair Macleod
''The odds now favour a substantial bear squeeze. And as the managed funds which lost money on their shorts in June-July sniff sweet revenge, this could rapidly escalate. At the moment, every dollar move upwards in the silver price costs the shorts nearly half a billion dollars. And there is no way it can be covered, because the cash silver simply does not exist.
When the shorts finally run for cover, the effect on the silver price is going to be spectacular.''
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Sunday, December 2, 2012
''China Silver Demand — One Step Closer to the Edge''
From SilverSeek
''The
Hong Kong based Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society or CGSE
announced recently that it will launch Yuan-based silver spot trading in
Hong Kong in the first part of next year. The exchange says growing
demand for silver has prompted the decision.
This
move shows that China is inching closer and closer to the silver market
and is quietly nibbling away at Western demand for silver.''
Friday, November 30, 2012
''2013 Silver Price Forecast: Silver Will Perform Like Gold on Steroids''
From MoneyMorning
By Peter Krauth
''For 2013 I think silver, like gold, will set a new all-time nominal price record, likely reaching as high as $54 an ounce.
Despite silver's dependency on gold, it does have some distinct fundamentals, too.
In fact, here are my key drivers for silver prices in 2013................continue reading
By Peter Krauth
''For 2013 I think silver, like gold, will set a new all-time nominal price record, likely reaching as high as $54 an ounce.
Despite silver's dependency on gold, it does have some distinct fundamentals, too.
In fact, here are my key drivers for silver prices in 2013................continue reading
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