by Mac Slavo | Nov 10, 2011 | Precious Metals
Whether it’s pirated software, poison-infused baby formula, cancer-causing drywall, luxury purses, or fake medicines, if you need a knock-off, China has traditionally been the go-to country, with a counterfeiter always willing to oblige. Now, with precious...
by Mac Slavo | Oct 24, 2011 | Precious Metals
Just when you thought your silver and gold coins were portable and outside of the realm of government intervention and scrutiny, we learn that the Transportation Security Administration may very well be starting to scrutinize possession of such coins if you travel...
by Contributing Author | Oct 19, 2011 | Headline News, Precious Metals
This article has been generously contributed by Thad D. Ackel, Jr. Esq., an advocate for private property rights and economic and civil liberty. Visit his web site at Ackel & Associates. Editor’s Note: Last month we advised our readers of a troubling trend...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 29, 2011 | Precious Metals
UPDATE October 5, 2011 16:30 In an apparent attempt to bury the complete idiocy of this report, the original broadcasting station CTV has filed a copyright claim against the content. All instances of the following report are now being systematically removed from the...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 15, 2011 | Precious Metals
You may not be able to eat it, but gold has been used as a store of value and medium of exchange for millenia. We’ve previously opined that it may not be long before it once again becomes the world’s defacto currency. Governments, investment firms...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 9, 2011 | Precious Metals
This week we returned from a trip to the Eurozone where we met with a host of different people across many countries and several industries. All of the indicators we’re seeing – construction starts, bank lending, personal borrowing habits, economic growth,...
