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Gold Community Will Not Make The Most Profit On Gold’s Rise

Posted on: Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 in: General Editorial

My Dear Friends,
I have said to you many times that the entities that will make the most profit on the gold price will not be the gold community, but rather just those that the community identifies as the enemy, the gold banks.
What is happening now is the setup to that event.
Recently Armstrong questioned publicly if [...]

Just Another Day In The Gold Market

Posted on: Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 in: General Editorial

Dear Friends,
Housing prices are rising according to economic reports this morning. The source of this economic miracle was not identified, but has to be primarily in the minds of those so reporting it.
The Euro traded over $1.30 before running into selling. The consensus this morning sees this as solved problems in the EU, not a [...]

A World That Cherishes Lies

Posted on: Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 in: General Editorial

Dear Friends,
Please read the following. I consider this one of the most important viewpoints given to you since this endeavor began seven years ago.
I am totally disgusted that the world we live in welcomes, maybe even cherishes, lies when they benefit from those lies. It is possible that the number of broken banks in the [...]

Explained Time and Time Again: Currency Induced Cost Push Hyperinflation

Posted on: Monday, July 19th, 2010 in: General Editorial

Dear CIGAs,
If gold market participants were all tank drivers their machine would have but one gear – reverse. The smallest book in the world is the book of confirmed gold price visionaries.
Someone says deflation and the long gold positions hit the fan. Gold banks make their short covers even though the fuel in Bernanke’s Helicopter [...]

Analysis of Week’s Bank Closings

Posted on: Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 in: General Editorial

Dear CIGAs,
Last Friday, July 9, 2010, the FDIC announced four more bank failures, bringing the total so far this year to 90. These were all relatively small banks.
Collectively, they had assets of $1.13 billion and deposits of $1.03 billion. Their failures cost the FDIC an estimated $160 million.
Once again, these announcements provide insight [...]