Independent German financial journalist Lars Schall talked with Bill Holter, who works for Miles Franklin, a precious metals investment firm in the United States, about the main driver of the price of gold; the current problems of the Bundesbank with „its“ gold; and China’s heavy buying of physical gold.
Posts Tagged ‘Gold Market’
Bottom line of Deutsche Bundesbank gold: The fingerprints are gone
Januar 21st, 2014
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Posted in Allgemein | Tags: Bill Holter, China, Deutsche Bundesbank, Federal Reserve, Gold Market, Gold Price, Gold Reserves, Silver
The Coordinated Effort to Suppress the Gold Price
November 25th, 2013
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In this exclusive video interview that was conducted on behalf of MATTERHORN ASSET MGMT, independent financial journalist Lars Schall discussed with gold market analyst and book author Dimitri Speck the coordinated effort by “The Gold Cartel“ to suppress the price of gold. In particular, they took a critical look at the motivation for central banks […]
“It isn’t capitalism that has caused the crisis!”
April 23rd, 2013
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The 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: […]
Ted Truman Talks Turkey
Januar 29th, 2013
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Yesterday I have published some answers that I received from Edwin M. Truman related to international gold politics. Here’s a reply from the Canadian financial analyst Rob Kirby.
Posted in Finance, Precious Metals | Tags: Bank of England, Bill Murphy, Central Banking, Chris Powell, Edwin M. Truman, Federal Reserve, Frank Veneroso, GATA, George Smiley, Germany, Gold, Gold Market, Gold Price, Gold Swaps, Goldman Sachs, IMF, Italy, Lawrence Summer, LTCM, Market Manipulation, Paul Krugman, Paul Volcker, Reg Howe, Rob Kirby, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, United Nations, US Treasury, Washington Agreement on Gold
