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Sound money: A Biblical perspective – Part II
«Because gold is honest money, it is disliked by dishonest men.” – Ron Paul The value of silver and gold is given by their own nature ... -
Sound money: A Biblical perspective – Part I
«It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain an idea without accepting it.» Aristotle In today’s world, it is obvious that ... -
Merger mania: Consolidation in the gold mining sector
Late last year, Barrick Gold, the world’s largest gold miner in terms of reserves, made headlines when it announced its acquisition of Randgold Resources, in a ... -
Today’s EU is the embodiment of bureaucratic hubris
Interview with Dr. Markus Krall: When it comes to identifying and evaluating the key vulnerabilities and inherent risks of the banking and financial system, there are ... -
ECB: running out of runway – Part II
Knock-on effects Overall, under Mr. Draghi’s watch, the ECB’s balance sheet has ballooned to a previously unimaginable scale and aggressive policies like the extensive QE program ... -
ECB: running out of runway – Part I
At the end of January, only a month after the official end of the QE program of the European Central Bank (ECB), its President Mario Draghi ... -
Turkey’s inevitable recession – Part I
Turkey has been almost constantly in the news over the past year, as troubling headlines about its economy and political situation continue to pile up. In ... -
Brexit: A country divided
One of the most commonly cited arguments initially against Brexit, and now against a no-deal scenario, is the towering threat of businesses leaving the UK. A ... -
China: Harbinger of global economic decline
The latest numbers released by China’s statistics bureau fueled widespread concerns about the outlook of the global economy, as the Asian superpower reported its slowest growth ... -
Crypto-crash: An optimistic post-mortem – Part 2
Blatant security deficits and rampant fraud Over the last year, news of crypto hacks and heists became so prevalent that the new breaches were hardly worthy ...