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Another Keynesian Myth Destroyed

Apr

April 14, 2015

In this GoldSilver Weekly, David Morgan updates us on the silver market, Martin Armstrong introduces us to a new kind of bubble, James Turk explains the latest consequence of the end of the Cold War, and Rob Kirby says central banks are becoming even more secretive. Enjoy.

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Another Keynesian Fallacy

Ben Bernanke says that consumers are saving too much and this is what is holding the economy back. In this video, Mike sets the record straight and corrects another Keynesian myth on what really constitutes savings. Click Here to Watch the Video

Silver at $16 – $17 today, is the inflation adjusted equivalent of $4 silver in the year 2000

In this interview Silver guru David Morgan explains that silver is currently at historic lows, which is why it could be an even better investment opportunity than gold (starts at the 10:15 mark).

“There’s only one way to solve all this and that’s basically, its going to be a reset, you know, it’s a change in the monetary system.”

In this interview Martin Armstrong says we have a government bubble and when it bursts the monetary system will be reset. Listen to this interview to hear how he thinks things will play out and how you can prepare yourself for the future.

“We still haven’t solved these debt problems. In fact, they’ve become worse since 2008 because the total quantity of debt in the world is up substantially…”

In this interview James Turk shares his analysis on how the Greek debt situation will play out and why so many countries turned their backs on the US and joined China’s Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank. Listen to this interview to get his opinion of where the global economy is headed.

“What we’re experiencing and what we’re witnessing is nothing other than central planning at its worst.”

Derivatives and precious metals expert Rob Kirby explains that the economy is being dragged down by too much debt, and the only reason the central banks are able to hide what is going on is to become less transparent and more opaque especially in regards to their involvement in the gold market.

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Quote of the Week

“Given enough time, values always revert to the mean. But when something is severely out of whack, it will usually overshoot the mean before settling back in. The longer and further out of whack it is, the further it will usually overshoot.”

Mike Maloney, best selling author of the Guide to Investing in Gold & Silver