Hyperinflation vs. Inflation: Understand the Difference

Hyperinflation and inflation may share the same root, but they're two entirely different trees. While many assume that hyperinflation is just inflation's oversized cousin, there is much more to hyperinflation… [more]

Hyperinflation vs. Inflation: Understand the Difference Hyperinflation vs. Inflation: Understand the Difference

US Must Displace Global Treasury Activity

Extremely low Treasury rates have been a boon for the Federal Government's bottom line, but they haven't helped attract any global interest in US debt. Instead, nations around the world are cutting back… [more]

US Must Displace Global Treasury Activity US Must Displace Global Treasury Activity

Estate Sales: A Silver Mine!

With the economic crisis well underway, estate sale sizes have grown tremendously as cash-strapped children hope to bring home big bucks from their deceased parent's assets. Traditionally, only small… [more]

Estate Sales: A Silver Mine! Estate Sales: A Silver Mine!

How Financial Instruments Suppress Silver Prices

One fact is very, very clear: the silver markets are horribly suppressed. As we reported months ago, it was discovered in May that the silver futures market is purely paper, and there is an actual whistleblower… [more]

How Financial Instruments Suppress Silver Prices How Financial Instruments Suppress Silver Prices

Silver and Gold and The Utility of Debt

For many, debt is a burden. For many others, it's a utility to be respected. Regardless of which position you take, realize that there are some situations in which debt is beneficial - and others where… [more]

Silver and Gold and The Utility of Debt Silver and Gold and The Utility of Debt

Prepare in August for Hyperinflationary Holidays

If consumers go out on a limb and spend big, the groundwork will be laid for a massive expansion of the M2 in 2011.

China Crash “Looming” While India Jewelry Zooming

One of the key elements of the Chinese economic situation is its impact on precious metals, with many analysts stretching the news to say that a Chinese slowdown is bad for metals.

Peak Gold? Maybe So

Gone are the days that a mining company could buy acreages of land to find just one valuable metal.

Why 40% Silver is Usually Best Left to Refiners

40% junk silver coins are among the least expensive ways to buy silver, but they are also harder to sell than similar silver content in pure .999 coins or bars or even 90% junk coins.

Money, Inflation, Fear, and Industry: The Basis for Capital Gains in Precious Metals

There are four major pieces to the ebb and flow of precious metals prices. All of them are as interrelated as

much as they aren’t, and all of them are equally important in the current prices of any precious metal.