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The Golden Bernanke
We asked yesterday, albeit somewhat jokingly, what market needed to “see the money” the most. Stocks, bonds, or gold? Mr. Market has spoken. The initial pop in stocks has faded with notable weakness in Apple, yet gold is holding its … Continue reading
James Grant on Markets, Fed Policy, Gold Standard
Bloomberg’s Tom Keene interviews Jim Grant. Always worth a listen, especially with the gold standard back into the news. He also takes a swipe at the Swiss National Banks. Good stuff. We need a central bank that has the humility … Continue reading
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Why Gold Is Money
Planet Money of NPR and its chemist explains why the some Repubs are not pushing for a “lithium standard.” This piece originally aired last November. (click here if video is not observable)
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