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When halving means more
News12/11/2019 | 20776 Views
When halving means more

Unlike fiat currencies, which can be printed by central banks at will, the supply of bitcoin is limited algorithmically. There are only 21 million bit

IMF – World record debt’s ‘bright’ and ‘dark’ sides
News11/11/2019 | 21481 Views
IMF – World record debt’s ‘bright’ and ‘dark’ sides

Whilst you most likely did not read it anywhere in the mainstream press, the IMF’s new chief, Kristalina Georgieva, warned over the weekend that

WGC Gold Demand Trends Q3
News08/11/2019 | 16175 Views
WGC Gold Demand Trends Q3

This week saw the World Gold Council release their quarterly demand trends report and yesterday the ETF report for October.  As usual we pass on

Borrowing from the Future
News07/11/2019 | 17010 Views
Borrowing from the Future

The fixation of central banks pumping markets to prevent an overdue correction simply leads to inflated assets and an effect of borrowing from the fut

Diversification with your monetary assets
News06/11/2019 | 15753 Views
Diversification with your monetary assets

Whilst on Monday we spoke to both shares and gold rising in unison, last night saw a more typically uncorrelated price action between the two.  B

Cash Ban Senate Submission
News05/11/2019 | 42440 Views
Cash Ban Senate Submission

In just 10 days submissions close for the Senate Inquiry in to the cash ban legislation bill.  We have written previously on this cash ban here.

This Hasn’t Happened Since 1976
News04/11/2019 | 16039 Views
This Hasn’t Happened Since 1976

Friday night saw a better than expected NFP employment report out of the US (128K new jobs against a dismal 85K expected) and some more hints toward a

Bitcoin Turns 11 – 304m% later
News01/11/2019 | 22875 Views
Bitcoin Turns 11 – 304m% later

11 years ago yesterday, a new financial asset was born.  The following from CoinTelegraph tells the story: “Today, Oct. 31, marks eleven