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The sad history of paper money

The sad history of paper money is that it is printed until it is worthless. This is to say that whenever paper currencies are de-linked from gold or silver (made no longer redeemable in gold or silver),...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on July 24th, 2008

Category: Money Markets

Fannie Mae/Freddy Mac crisis fillips interest in gold/silver

For some investors, and apparently for the media and for Congress, judging their coverage and comments, the looming failures of Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac were surprises. To other investors, however, the...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on July 17th, 2008

Category: Money Markets

Stocks pop on news of Fed intervention, but PMs still strong

On news that the Fed and other central banks are going to intervene in the sagging US mortgage market, stocks got off to a roaring start today. The Dow Industrials, the most watched stock index in the...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on March 11th, 2008

Category: Money Markets

More government intervention

One of the tenants of Austrian Economic Theory is non-intervention in the marketplace. However, this concept is lost on economists who think that they know better than the marketplace when it comes to...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on September 7th, 2007

Category: Money Markets

The Fed and the subprime mess

So far, it looks like the world’s central banks have been successful in averting a meltdown of financial markets. However, there may be more work (money to be printed) by the central banks as more...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on August 24th, 2007

Category: Money Markets

Cameco gets bit by subprime contagion

An often heard knock on gold and silver is that they do not pay interest. Consequently, many investors eschew the precious metals and seek to achieve asset appreciation by compounding interest, a proven...

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Posted by Bill Haynes on August 22nd, 2007

Category: Money Markets