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CEO at Monetary Metals
Keith Weiner is founder of the Gold Standard Institute USA in Phoenix, Arizona, and CEO of precious metals fund manager Monetary Metals. He created DiamondWare, a technology company which he sold to Nortel ...more

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The Fed Rate Hike And Gold
The 10-year bond closed on Friday at a yield of 2.16%. If the Fed can arrange for the banks to swap, basically slowly draw down their excess reserves and buy the bonds, then it would not cause the bond market to crash.
The Anatomy Of Brown’s Gold Bottom
Many buyers increased their purchases of gold in response to the drop in price. New buyers came into the market. In a world where central banks are selling their gold - literally debasing their currencies - there is more reason to own gold.
Stocks, Bonds, Euro, And Gold Go Up
The jobs report was disappointing. The prices of gold, and even more so silver, took off. In three hours, they gained $18 and 39 cents.
Gold Data Science
The price of gold went up $12 this week, and that of silver $0.50. That’s not bad for gold and silver owners, and not good for the vast majority who are all-in on the dollar (though they don’t think of it that way).
Gnome Underpants Gold Model
This week, the prices of the metals went up. Perhaps that rubber stopper under the silver elevator is durable. However, as always we are interested in the supply and demand fundamental of the metals.
A Bumper Under That Silver Elevator
We have been talking about an ongoing flush in the silver speculators. The price fell through Wednesday, then rallied sharply on Thursday and Friday. Perhaps that elevator has found a rubber bumper?
Will Gold Or Silver Pay The Higher Interest Rate?
This question is no longer moot. As the world moves inexorably towards the use of metallic money, interest on gold and silver will return with it. This raises an important question. Which interest rate will be higher?
Silver Elevator Keeps Falling
The dollar moved strongly, now over 25mg gold and 1.9g silver. This was a holiday-shortened week, due to the Early May bank holiday in the UK.
Monetary Metals Finances Scottsdale Precious Metals At 5.5%
Monetary Metals raises gold from investors. The investors in this deal are getting a 3.5% gold-on-gold yield, and Monetary Metals earns a fixed spread between the gross rate paid by Scottsdale Precious Metals and the net rate paid to the investors.
Silver Takes The Elevator Down
Silver has been falling for going on one year, but clearly since March 1. After one last hurrah at the end of March, it has been taking the elevator down. And by its fundamentals it should be quite a bit lower—0.0125.
To Frexit Or Not To Frexit
The gold-silver ratio is now up to about 81. Frexit or no Frexit, is not the question. The question is ratio to hit or not to hit 80.
Gold-Silver Divergence
Gold and silver went up the dollar went down, +$33 and +$0.53 -64mg gold and -.05g silver. The prices of the metals in dollar terms are readily available, and the price of the dollar in terms of honest money can be easily calculated.
Gold And Silver: Mea Culpa
On March 31, the corrected gold fundamental was above the market price, though not nearly so far above as I had reported it. It was about 1.4% over the market price (I reported 15.6% last week).
The Balance Of Gold And Silver
There are people who buy silver metal in preference to gold, for example those who cannot afford to buy gold. But at this stage, the balance favors gold. We calculate a fundamental gold-silver ratio of about 75.8.
Putting Pennies In The Fusebox
A penny in the fuse box is a perfect analogy for what President Roosevelt did in 1933. Many believe when he confiscated gold, it was to grab the loot.
Gold & Silver: Technical Vs. Fundamental
In the week behind, the prices of the metals both rose. The price of gold is almost back to where it was the prior week, but that of silver is not.
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