Written by The Daily Bell

The Daily Bell is pleased to present an exclusive interview with John Perkins .
Introduction:As Chief Economist at a major international consulting firm, John Perkins advised the World Bank, United Nations, IMF, U.S. Treasury Department, Fortune 500 corporations, and countries in Africa, Asia, ...
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Written by Dr. Nathaniel Branden

A few years ago, I received a telephone call from a young female Ph.D candidate in psychology. She learned that I would be lecturing at a conference in S. Carolina, which she would be attending, and she wanted to meet me there – to discuss my becoming a consultant to her on her doctoral thesis. She ...
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Written by Roman Baudzus
Yesterday, the silver price reached a new three-decade high of more than US$34 per ounce. Although the stock markets, many agricultural commodities as well as platinum and palladium suffered heavy losses at the end of yesterday's trading session, the gold and silver prices ...
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Written by Tony Deden

In the end, the consequences of monetary folly have not been addressed but only postponed. The errors have not been cleared but merely covered up with money and false accounting. Money printing can buy time but not wealth. All roads lead to default and impoverishment of some sort. The only question ... Read more: Gold: An Objective Look at Subjective Value - Part 2
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Written by Tony Deden
Gold is no longer the four-letter dirty word of years past. People see it with a mixture of unbelief, curiosity, greed and emotional animation. Yet, despite its five-fold increase in price in a decade, not to speak of the amount of press it has received, it is, in my view, largely misunderstood by ... Read more: Gold: An Objective Look at Subjective Vaue - Part 1
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Written by Anthony Wile - The Daily Bell

The Daily Bell is pleased to present an exclusive interview with Jay Taylor (below).
Introduction:Jay Taylor is the editor of J Taylor's Gold, Energy & Technology Stocks newsletter. Throughout his career Mr. Taylor worked as first a commercial and then as an investment banker. Most recently, he ...
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Written by Dr. Antal Fekete - The Daily Bell

The opium wars do not belong to the glorious episodes of Western history. Rather, they were instances of shameful behavior the West still has not lived down. Mercantilist governments resented the perpetual drain of silver from West to East in payment for Oriental goods (tea, silk, porcelain) that ...
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Written by Roman Baudzus
Roman Baudzus writes --
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world's biggest bank in terms of market capitalisation, announced in a statement yesterday that China's demand for gold literally exploded in 2010. Especially the middle class was eager to diversify its assets in order ... Read more: China's Demand for Precious Metals Explodes Due to Concerns Over Inflation
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Written by Right Side News

Roman Baudzus writes --
As renowned market strategist Robert Griffiths recently told King World News in an interview, many analysts in the Western financial world had still not grasped why gold, as well as silver, had become more and more popular among global investors during the last few years. ... Read more: Analysts have little understanding of rising gold price, says Robert Griffiths
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