Unsurprisingly, perhaps, given the recent gains in the gold price, the Comex operator CME Group announced another rise in margin requirements on gold futures yesterday – the second such rise this month. This has contributed to the selling pressure in the gold market seen over the last couple of days. But a comparison with the silver sector shows that the white metal’s sharp price decline in early May this year – caused in-part by CME’s consecutive hikes of silver margin requirements – has not derailed silver’s long-term prospects.
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Thursday, 25 August 2011
August 25, 2011 Midday Metals Report
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Kitco Audio: This Too Shall Pass
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August 25th, 2011: Big Al and Trader Rog discuss the recent three day gold sell off that took place earlier this week, why it happened, and what it means moving forward.
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Peter Spina talks to James Turk
Peter Spina, CEO of GoldSeek.com, and James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about gold. They discuss how little media attention is paid to gold and how that is slowly changing.
They also talk about the differences between investing in gold bullion and gold mining shares. They talk about many aspects of gold mining, such as the differences between junior and senior miners, the importance of location and of new discoveries, as well as the dangers of nationalisations and other geopolitical risks.
This interview was recorded on August 5 2011 in London.
Jim Rickards Interview on King World New 23/8/11
Jim Rickards: Sr. Managing Director for Omnis, Inc. & Author of “Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis”
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After Correction, Big Rally For Gold & Silver: Puru Saxena
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Our guest today is Puru Saxena of "Puru Saxena Wealth Management," here to discuss gold's parabolic rise and fall, the upcoming FED meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and news from the World Gold Council (WGC) that India's gold imports will reach 1,000 tons this year. For Kitco News, Daniela Cambone reports.
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Bob Chapman - Kerry Lutz (FSRN) August 24, 2011
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Bob Chapman, the International Forecaster discussed the global economy, the debt crisis, the problems in Europe, the rising costs of food and fuel and the overall state of the economy. For more information, or to sign up for his newsletter, check out www.theinternationalforcaster.com
CME raises margin requirements for gold AFTER a two day selloff?
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Gold and silver way down, what is the fair price?
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August 2011, Money & Banksters – The Coming Silver Revolution
STOP! WHAT IS MONEY?
The money that the world uses today is created by private banks lending non-existent money called credit. This credit has never, does not, and will never exist, except in theory on computer screens. People starve and die all because they do not have enough digits on a computer screen. All of this credit, created by the private banks, is owed back to those same banks, plus interest. By design, there is never enough credit in circulation to pay back all the principal plus interest on the loans outstanding, which is why the concept of bankruptcy is built into the system.
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The money that the world uses today is created by private banks lending non-existent money called credit. This credit has never, does not, and will never exist, except in theory on computer screens. People starve and die all because they do not have enough digits on a computer screen. All of this credit, created by the private banks, is owed back to those same banks, plus interest. By design, there is never enough credit in circulation to pay back all the principal plus interest on the loans outstanding, which is why the concept of bankruptcy is built into the system.
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Bob Chapman - The Financial Survival - 24 Aug 2011
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