On behalf of Matterhorn Asset MGMT, Lars Schall talked with former senior Wall Street banker Nomi Prins about her latest book, “All the Presidents’ Bankers.“ Prins points out how an elite group of men transformed throughout the 20th century the American economy and government, dictated foreign and domestic policy, and shaped world history. The discussion […]
Posts Tagged ‘Gold Standard’
Finance is a Power Game
Mai 19th, 2014
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Posted in Currency, Finance, Precious Metals, Trade | Tags: 1913, All the Presidents’ Bankers: The Hidden Alliances that Drive American Power, Chase Manhattan, Citigroup, City of London, David Rockefeller, Europe, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Act, Financial Crisis, Financial System, Gold Standard, Great Crash 1929, Great depression, IMF, John Pierpont Morgan, Nelson Aldrich, Nomi Prins, Paul Warburg, Petrodollar, Rockefeller family, US Banking System, US Dollar, USA, Wall Street, World War I, World War II, Worldbank
“Debt Equals War and Equity Equals Peace”
August 1st, 2013
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On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management, independent German financial journalist Lars Schall talked with U.S. financial investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts. Inter alia, they discussed: the shift in the global economy; various facets of gold and currency politics; the difference between official reality and reality; some background regarding NSA & Co.; and last but not […]
Posted in Currency, Finance, Geopolitics, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Bill Hamilton, Bitcoin, Black Budget, Breakaway Civilization, Catherine Austin Fitts, Central Banks, CIA, Control Files, Debt, Die Glocke, DOD, Economic Warfare, EU, Exchange Stabilization Fund, G7, Gary McKinnon, Gold Standard, GoldSwitzerland, Governance, Insider Trading, Investment Banks, Joseph P. Farrell, NSA, NY Fed, Off-shore leaks, PROMIS, Richard Dolan, Russia, Technology, USA, Vatican
Money lies disguise banking truths
April 17th, 2013
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Economist 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
“Warnings have to be early to be effective”
März 4th, 2013
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Peter Schiff, best-selling author and one of America’s most in-demand financial pundits, talks in this interview about Germany’s gold reserves, the “currency war” meme, his expectations for gold and silver, the U.S. as a “Lance Armstrong economy,” and the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Posted in Finance, Oil, Precious Metals | Tags: Austrian School, Bond Market, Capitalism, China, Commodities, currency war, Deutsche Bundesbank, Euro, Federal Reserve, Germany, Gold, Gold Reserves, Gold Standard, GoldSwitzerland, Inflation, Michael Pettis, Military-Industrial Complex, NY Fed, Paul Krugman, Peter Schiff, Reserve Currency, Russia, Silver, Strong Dollar Policy, US Dollar, USA
Gold: Permanent Backwardation Ahead!
August 27th, 2011
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The 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
