The Bank of England refuses to explain what appears to be a huge discrepancy in its accounting of the gold it holds in custody, a difference of as much as 1,200 tonnes between the total reported in the bank’s annual report in February and the total reported in a „virtual tour“ of the bank posted…
Schlagwort: Max Keiser
Re: Deutsche Bank Alex Brown and 9/11 Insider Trading
I had the feeling that there was one final thing left for me to do regarding my research of informed trading activities in connection to the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 in order to close that chapter of my journalistic work once and for all. And so I went back to the 9/11 stories…
Austrian Central Bank Declines to Answer Gold Questions
You may have heard the Austrian Central Bank admitting that their gold is partly leased. I’ve tried to get some answers from the communications division of the OeNB to related questions.
RECYCLED ANSWERS, or: THE SAGA CONTINUES
I have some difficulties with the “answer“ that the Bundesbank gave me recently related to the German gold reserves. Not only that they brushed me off – no, they can’t even treat individual questions individually.
Some Justified Questions for the German Bundesbank
I wrote an email with questions related to the German gold reserves to the Bundesbank in Frankfurt . Unfortunately, all I received was a kind of elaborate: Let’s better say nothing.
Currency War: Germany about to lose 66% of its gold reserves
Jim Rickards lays out a plan to commandeer Germany’s and all foreign depositors of sovereign gold at the New York Fed as currency wars heat up and the ‘nuclear option’ of hoarding and raising the price of Gold is contemplated by an embattled Fed as a way to force down the exchange value of the…
America: a walking dead-zombie country
The high-profile financial pundit Max Keiser doesn’t shy away from crystal-clear, unmistakable statements. The following exclusive interview is no exception. Mr. Keiser sees an attack launched against the majority of people in the U.S., sets out why gold is in no bubble at all, points at a remarkable move by the Harvard University, and has…