'Tis the Season For Gold: Unique Gift Ideas for the Holidays

<p>An economy cannot sustain a future of positive economic growth patterns and employment opportunities for the newer generations if the economy is saddled with debt or to be slightly more explicit &ldquo;totally insolvent&rdquo;. The debt servicing makes any growth patterns or a normalization of the economy (contrasting radically to the previous 30 to 40 years) basically impossible.</p>

Most investors are in serious trouble as the majority have their net worth tied up in paper assets in one form or another. While paper assets were a safe place to store wealth in the past, the future will not be so kind. Why?

But we need to ask ourselves: is the current boom built on sound foundations? In other words, do we have sharp increases in productivity or real wage growth?

As we have indicated and written about previously, the demand from China for physical gold has literally been unprecedented this last few years. Not only is China obviously buying physical gold secretly to build their overall precentage allocation of total reserves to the levels of Europe and USA (10,000 Tons and 8,500 tons respectively) but we have had net buying of gold from Central Banks world wide since 2010 and not seen since the 1960's.

<p>Our eStore will be closed Friday 27th March. Our company will be present at the coin show in Singapore. Please join us...</p>

<p>One thing that&rsquo;s great about being a TBTF bank is that generally speaking, no one (including employees) really has any idea what all is on your balance sheet let alone how much all of it may or may not be worth at any given time</p>

<p>While we have recorded history back to inception and reconstructed the monetary system of the world with interest rates, commodity prices, and labor costs along with the various debt crisis that has toppled every government since the beginning. We are not the only ones to have observed the fact that government debt has <strong>never</strong> been worse.</p>

HSBC report silver shortages again in 2015. An interview with Steve St. Angelo on the falling EROI, while the MSM believes business as usual will continue for quite some time, the U.S. and world are about to face a collapse of epic proportions.

<p><strong>The risk is high that the Greek government members "lose track and suddenly unable to settle their bills." </strong>In such a case, the rating agencies would classify Greece as necessarily insolvent, with the result that the central bank should have stopped emergency loans.</p>

The annual collapse in Chinese home prices is now so sharp and so widespread, that it has surpassed the housing collapse in the aftermath of the Lehman collapse."