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A Very Good Quote

blog.milesfranklin.com / By Bill Holter / May 22nd, 2013

“The important thing which every investor needs to understand here is that the Fear based buying potential of the Gold space today is the sum of all the previous expansions, which is [now] potentially the greatest Bull market in human history attempting to [...]

Let’s File This Email About Greenspan and Replicating the Gold Standard Under ‘Irony’

jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot.ca / By Jesse / May 16, 2013

I found this little gem, and added it to my collection of reminders that Greenspan said that fiat money ‘worked’ because central bankers had learned to ‘replicate’ the gold standard through their policy actions. I had said ‘emulate’ but perhaps that was a quirk of memory.

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Greenspan: Role Of Central Bankers Is to Try to Replicate the Stability of the Gold Standard

jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot.com / By Jesse / May 14, 2013

Greenspan said on any number of occasions that his model was that a ‘fiat currency’ works when it emulates the rigor of the gold standard.

I am using this post as a placemarker to gather a few citations along these lines. Sometimes people doubt [...]

Advance Look: What The New Gold Standard Will Look Like

Campaign poster showing William McKinley holding U.S. flag and standing on gold coin “sound money”, held up by group of men, in front of ships “commerce” and factories “civilization”.

forbes.com / By Steve Forbes / 5/08/2013 @ 11:39AM

Just as there are many variations on democracy, there are also various–and legitimate–types of gold standards. [...]

A Gold-Price Rule as a Middle-Ground Path to a Genuine Gold Standard (guest post by Richard M. Salsman)

freebanking.org / by Kurt Schuler / May 7th, 2013 10:35 pm

(Richard M. Salsman wrote this e-mail to me in response to my previous post and gave me permission to share it with readers of the blog.)

Prompted by Glasner’s recent critique of claims about the “golden constant” (Jastram’s finding of long-term relative stability in [...]

Why Did The US & The World Leave The Gold Standard?

goldsilverworlds.com / By Gold Silver Worlds / May 7, 2013

In a short educational video message, Professor White from George Mason University and LearnLiberty (Institute for Humane Studies) answers the question “what is a gold standard” and “why isn’t there any more in the US?”

Readers know meantime what a gold standard is. In [...]

Thinking Out of the Box

armstrongeconomics.com / By Martin Armstrong / May 6, 2013

Whenever someone disagrees with whatever you are saying, out comes the name calling. One of the most popular demeaning things to call someone is “genius” largely because the person using that term to ridicule another is someone stuck inside a box unable to [...]

The Great Gold Debate Continues, And It’s Serious

forbes.com / By Ralph Benko / 4/29/2013 @ 8:00AM

The gold price fell, dramatically, and now is bobbing about. Meanwhile, the prospects for implementing a 21st century gold standard continue to rise. Dramatically.

In a recent media monetary policy media slugfest between The New York Times and The Atlantic, on one side, and Bloomberg.com [...]

The US is moving to a gold standard

therealasset.co.uk / By Jan Skoyles / April 22, 2013

Following the news that last week Arizona lawmakers passed a bill that will see precious metals become legal tender we thought this would be the perfect time to bring you a fourth installment of The Real Asset Report. Here we look at the [...]

The Money Wars

caseyresearch.com / By Pete Kofod / April 19, 2013

The study of money is an ancient affair. Aristotle discusses it extensively, and the Books of Wisdom are filled with proverbial counsel on the matter. People spend time and effort accumulating money in hopes of establishing conditions for a better future. Because humans can paradoxically [...]

Was Cyprus Attack Also an Attack on Gold?

thedailybell.com / By Staff Report / Friday, April 12, 2013

Are We About to See a Global Gold Selling Spree? … Heavily indebted euro zone nations: such as Italy and Portugal Could come under pressure to put Their bullion reserves to work as a result of plans for Cyprus to sell gold to meet [...]

ZIRP (0%) is Not Stimulus, Rather a Death Knell

news.goldseek.com / By Jim Willie / April 4, 2013

The propaganda has been thick over the last few years, especially since the US banking system suffered a fatal heart attack in September 2008. It has not recovered since, still insolvent, still wrecked, having returned a zombie center with a UST Bond carry [...]

What if this is happening?

lfb.org / By Jeffrey Tucker / April 3, 2013

For a hundred years, governments have fully controlled money. In the course of this time, they have destroyed its integrity. Now half of every transaction is fully subject to the whims of central bankers and monetary planners. This absurdities have presented themselves most [...]

Emerging Markets: Embracing the Gold Standard?

blogs.barrons.com / By Ben Levisohn / April 3, 2013, 10:54 A.M. ET

While gold these days is primarily the realm of conspiracy theorists and hedge-fund traders in developed markets, emerging markets are embracing the precious metal. Skene notes that Turkey ranks second afterIndia in gold ownership per capita, and that Turkish citizens can deposit [...]

JIM WILLIE: ZIRP- THE DEATH KNELL

silverdoctors.com / By Jim Willie / April 4, 2013

The official 0% rate signals a death knell to the national financial foundation and economic vibrancy, the climax event slow in its pathogenesis following the departure from the Gold Standard in 1971. The official 0% FedFunds rate (call it 25 basis points, no matter) is a [...]

Mises Has Won

thedailybell.com / By Staff Report / April 4, 2013

Even the tepid post-2008 recovery has not been what it was cracked up to be, especially with respect to the Wall Street presumption that the American consumer would once again function as the engine of GDP growth. It goes without saying, in fact, that the [...]

The Gold Standard Wasn’t So Bad

caseyresearch.com / By Ed Steer / April 4, 2013

¤ YESTERDAY IN GOLD & SILVER

As I mentioned in my closing comments in yesterday’s column, the high-frequency traders showed up around 9:00 a.m. Hong Kong time on their Wednesday morning…and dropped the price a bit over ten bucks in short order. From there, the gold [...]

A Real Market-Money Standard …

thedailybell.com / By Staff Report / April 3, 2013

David Stockman’s Delusions: The Gold Standard Is Still a Really, Really Terrible Idea … Barbarous relics are relics for a reason … Have we been living in some kind of economic hellscape the past 80 years? … Now, the past five years have been brutal. [...]

Central Banking Is Central Planning

thedailybell.com / By Anthony Wile / March 30, 2013

A book review in the Wall Street Journal by associate professor of economics at San Jose State University Jeffrey Hummel entitled “The New Central Planning” tends to confirm the perspective that the Federal Reserve is under continued attack. The upshot may be a new monetary [...]

Late Central Banker and BIS Head Zijlstra Revealed Currency Valued in Gold, Paper Gold Acceptable

wealthcycles.com / By The Wealth Cycles Staff / March 29, 2013

Ever since President Richard Nixon unceremoniously withdrew the U.S. from the Bretton Woods international monetary agreement in 1971, effectively ending the Gold Exchange Standard, many experts, economists and conspiracy theorists have speculated on the role that Western governments and central banks have played [...]

Electronic Money

armstrongeconomics.com / By Martin Armstrong / March 28, 2013

The idea that we can use electronic money is certainly the way of the future. But unless we reform government, nothing will ever be safe. The Cyprus Confiscation shows how easy it is for government to act arbitrarily. They unplugged Iran and [...]

New Commission or Dead Fed?

thedailybell.com / By Staff Report / March 25, 2013

Getting Beyond the Fed … Let us be the first to endorse the Centennial Monetary Commission Act, which has just been introduced in the Congress. It is being advanced not by one of the so-called marginal figures but by the chairman of the Joint Economic [...]

Was The US In A Gold Standard Under Alan Greenspan, And Is Alan Greenspan Now For A Return To The Gold Standard?

silvervigilante.com / By SV / March 15, 2013

Forbes contributor Nathan Lewis recently discusses circumstances around and utterances of Alan Greenspan in his article “If Alan Greenspan Wants To End The Fed, Times Must Be Changing.” He writes that, in the 1980s and 1990s:

The notion…was that the Fed was, in effect, mimicking a [...]

Why Would The Bankers Want A Gold Standard?

silvervigilante.com /By sv / March 11, 2013

In 2010, press outlets like ZeroHedge wrote about “one of the most serious condemnations of the race to the currency bottom to date com[ing] not from some peripheral media, but from the head of the World Bank itself.” ZH was referring to Robert Zoellick’s 2010 FT article in [...]

Presenting The Currence Crises, Devaluations And Regime Changes Since The Collapse Of The Gold Standard

zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 03/11/2013 12:42 -0400

One of the often repeated “truisms” of modern economics, is that the advent of central banking, and the end of the gold standard ushered in a far more stable, safe and secure financial system. Facts notwithstanding (because hard as we try, we can’t [...]

China Preparing To Impose Bretton Woods II Gold Standard

kingworldnews.com / March 7, 2013

With continued volatility in the gold and silver markets, today acclaimed money manager Stephen Leeb told King World News the Chinese accumulated a remarkable 1,500 tons of gold last year, and they are preparing to demand a second Bretton Woods type meeting. This is a stunning interview [...]

From Contagion to Incoherence: Toward a model of the unfolding Eurozone Crisis

yanisvaroufakis.eu / By Yanis Varoufakis / March 5, 2013

This post offers readers a fully-fledged analytical model of the unfolding Eurozone Crisis. It begins with a macro-economic analysis of the Crisis’ causes and then, importantly, models the feedback between Europe’s institutional and policy responses and the contagion process that began with [...]

The 10 Minute Gold Standard

zerohedge.com / Monetary Metals / March 4, 2013, 12:36 -0500

Far too many people believe that gold serves no useful purpose. I am therefore publishing this response to The 10 Minute Gold Standard: It’s Much Easier than You Think by Nathan Lewis. Mr. Lewis, a professed advocate of the gold standard, argues that even if [...]

Jim Grant on Bloomberg: Fed Action to Prompt Return to Gold Standard

bloomberg.com / February 25, 2013

Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — James Grant, founder & editor of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, predicts that the result of recent Federal Reserve action will prompt a return to the gold standard for the United States. He speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

Why Italy’s Gold Hoard Tells You the Precious Metal is Ridiculously Cheap

dailyreckoning.com.au / By Greg Canavan / February 26th, 2013

Gold up, markets down. We haven’t been able to say that in a long time. Overnight, markets tumbled on concerns over indecisive elections in Italy. The thought of Silvio Berlusconi getting back behind the wheel of the Italian government is a truly frightening one for speculators [...]