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Monthly Archives: May 2013

Money of the Future or Fool’s Gold?

By Justin Spittler, Hard Assets Alliance Analyst In the weeks since Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades threatened to plunder the bank deposits of private citizens in order to quell the nation’s banking crisis, both the stock and gold markets seem to have shrugged off the news. Interestingly, the unprecedented announcement appears to have provided the initial ... Read More
 
Platinum and Palladium: A Fundamental Shift

Platinum and Palladium: A Fundamental Shift

By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst Platinum is a precious metal, as is palladium, though to a lesser degree. However, like silver, both are also industrial metals. Unlike silver, it’s their industrial use that is the primary price driver for both platinum and palladium – and that use is undergoing a fundamental shift. The ... Read More
 
Platinum and Palladium: A Fundamental Shift

Platinum and Palladium: A Fundamental Shift

By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst Platinum is a precious metal, as is palladium, though to a lesser degree. However, like silver, both are also industrial metals. Unlike silver, it’s their industrial use that is the primary price driver for both platinum and palladium – and that use is undergoing a fundamental shift. The ... Read More
 

Name That Black Swan | Worldwide Precious Metals Exchange

By Jeff Clark, Editor of BIG GOLD Is there a potential event that could negatively impact your world so much that it’s imperative you insure against it? Of course. That’s why you carry fire insurance on your home, for example. The odds of your house burning to the ground are very low – but the ... Read More
 
The Resurgence of the Nuclear Reactor

The Resurgence of the Nuclear Reactor

By Casey Research In August 1956, the Calder Hall Power Plant in Seascale, England began generating electricity and earned the distinction of being the world’s first commercial nuclear power plant. It was a humble beginning for nuclear power; the plant only had a 50-megawatt (MW) output capacity, whereas the smallest US plant today has a ... Read More
 
Thoughts from the Frontline: All Japan, All the Time

Thoughts from the Frontline: All Japan, All the Time

By John Mauldin   All Japan, All the Time Japan grew at a 3.5% annual pace last quarter, the fastest pace in a very long time. Of course, government officials see this development as vindication of their new policies and will no doubt decide that even more of the same will be needed in the ... Read More