May 01, 2013

The Real World of Money with Andrew Gause 2013.05.01

He Who Sells What Isn’t His’n, Must Buy It Back or Go to Prison

Topics
-Why do we say mayday when in trouble?
-Gold and silver demand explained in its entirety and why
the disconnect with the “Spot” price.
-The paper gold and silver actually alters the supply of the metals
-The dangers of International law that The Boys are in love with
-Hurricane Sandy, declared Force Majeure and why it’s a big deal
-The insecurity of an allocated account with your very own gold bars with your name on them.
-Connecticut the latest state to track gold and silver bullion sales
-Dollar Inc., China, the military and the world’s reserve currency: a fascinating discussion by Mr. Gause
-In 1694 the Bank of England was the origin of The Federal Reserve Bank of NY today
-The Colonist started their own internal currency and King George sends over the troops
-Listen to Andrew explain “We are paying down the debt” stories put out by the MSM
-The industrial uses of silver is just going to grow
-The new $100 bill and some fun stories surrounding this note in the past and present
-Why and how did President Kennedy have the treasury print silver certificates and U.S. Notes
-How can interest rates go up with out an economic thud?
-A listener asks when interest rates do rise how with the USG service it’s debt?
-Was Woodrow Wilson a “Made Man?” and that is why he signed The Federal Reserve Act in 1913
-The Student Loan bubble is beginning to stretch
-Is there a house bubble again?
-Monetization of debt clearly explained here.
-Apple is using debt as a blessing
-What would your investments look like, including gold and silver coins, during a collapse of the system.

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Andrew Gause is a kosher certified gold/silver pumper.

If you want to listen to what a real expert has to say, go to Mike Stathis' website. He actually knows what he's talking about AND, more importantly, he names the Jew.

Silverbug said...

I just sold a 10 oz ingot silver for $300, while spot is not even $24. That says it all right there and I know that this is a fact cuz I just sold it.