ShareThe financial journalist Lars Schall talked for Matterhorn Asset Management with seasoned investment banker and renowned economist Prof Thorsten Polleit whether the financial system can adjust by itself, whether central banks are needed or not, and whether the gold market is a free market at all. Moreover, Prof Polleit gives his answer to the question: [...]
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Money lies disguise banking truths
April 17th, 2013
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ShareEconomist Norbert Haering, discussing ”the veil of deception over money”, argues that closely limited and clearly specified interests distort deliberately the true nature of banking. The vast majority of money in circulation, he says, isn’t issued by central banks but by private financial institutions.
Posted in Finance | Tags: "The veil of deception over money: how central bankers and textbooks distort the nature of banking and central banking", Banking, Banking System, BRICS, Central Banking, Chicago Plan, Credit, Credit Bubble, Debt, Debt Bubble, Deutsche Bundesbank, ECB, Economics, Euro Crisis, Financial Sector, Financial System, Germany, Gold, Gold Standard, Henry Simons, IMF, INET, Irving Fisher, Jens Weidmann, Michael Kumhof, Money, Money creation, Norbert Haering, NY Fed, Otmar Issing, Post-Autistic Economic movement, Power, Richard Werner, Steve Keen, Trade imbalances, US Federal Reserve, Word Economics Association, World Bank, World Economic Review
“Gold Gives You Extremely Important Signals”
Februar 17th, 2013
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ShareDavid P. Goldman / Spengler, “the world’s most brilliant intelligence service,” discusses in this exclusive interview some of his thoughts on various aspects related to gold. Inter alia, he explains why he supports a commodity price rule for monetary policy that is connected to the yellow metal.
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: Asia, Bond Market, Central Banking, China, collateral, Commodities, David P. Goldman, Debt, Deflation, Federal Reserve, Gold, Gold Price, Inflation, Interest Rates, Japan, Robert Mundell, Russia, Spain, Spengler, TIPS, USA
AMERICAN BASES IN GERMANY AND THE GOLD BASIS
Januar 28th, 2013
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ShareGermany is neither independent nor sovereign, prevailing pretences notwithstanding. It has American troops on her soil for reasons unexplained and unexplainable after all Soviet occupying troops were withdrawn almost 25 years ago. Equally significant is the fact that the lion’s share of the German gold reserve is in American custody. If the Bundesbank asked for [...]
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: 1930's, 1971, Antal E. Fekete, Backwardation, Contango, Debt, Deflation, Deutsche Bundesbank, Deutsche Mark, Euro, Germany, Godfrey Bloom, Gold Basis, Gold Reserves, New Austrian School of Economics, NY Fed, Switzerland, UK, US Dollar, USA, Wilhelm Röpke
“Europe and America will not allow deflation to take root”
Dezember 5th, 2012
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ShareThe international business editor of The Daily Telegraph, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, talks in this exclusive interview about, among other things: his conviction that the United States aren’t dead yet; what he sees as China’s big challenges; the destructive nature of the EU against democracy; the upcoming bond massacre; why it’s significant that central banks have become [...]
Posted in Allgemein, Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Angela Merkel, Asia, Bill Clinton, Bond Market, Brazil, BRICS, Central Banks, Chimeria, China, City of London, Credit Bubbles, crude oil USA, currency war, Debt, Deflation, Deutsche Bundesbank, EMU, energy, EU, Euro, Europe, Finance, Glass-Steagal Act, Gold, Gold Reserve, GoldSwitzerland, Greece, IEA, IMF, Inflation, Ireland, Irving Fisher, Italy, Japan, Lisbon Treaty, Matterhorn Interview, Natural Gas, Portugal, Reflation, Russia, South America, Spain, UK, US Energy Policy, Venezuela
Gold: Permanent Backwardation Ahead!
August 27th, 2011
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ShareThe renowned monetary scientist Antal E. Fekete explains in this exclusive interview his take on a “return of the gold standard,“ gives his alternative proposal, and says that “there will be a run on gold with an increasing trend.”
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: Antal E. Fekete, Backwardation, Commodities, Debt, Fiat Money, Gold, Gold Futures, Gold obligations, Gold Standard, Latin Monetary Union, Monetary System, Silver, Stock-to-flow Ratio
