Category: Precious Metals
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America’s Lost Wealth Rediscovered. The Next Chapter Will Be Mined
On February 12, the US Debt Clock graphic (shared on usdebtclock.org) dropped a bold visual: “AMERICA’S LOST WEALTH — Rediscovered.” It’s framed like a vintage treasure poster—an eagle overhead, an American flag backdrop, and a golden map of the United States lit up with “nodes” like a mineral grid. In the lower corner, a prospector…
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Silver: From Suppression to Surge — Confessions of a Silver Spoofer
For decades, silver has been dismissed as the “forgotten metal.” Too volatile. Too manipulated. Too small to matter. And yet, quietly, relentlessly, silver has become one of the most strategically important industrial metals on Earth. A recent first-person testimony circulating among precious-metals professionals sheds rare light on why silver stayed cheap for so long —…
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Why Paper Gold Is a Trap
Paper gold was never designed to protect you.It was designed to control you. For decades, investors have been told they “own gold” because a brokerage statement says so. ETFs, futures, unallocated accounts, synthetics—layers of paper promises stacked on top of a finite physical metal. That works…until it doesn’t. And when it doesn’t, paper holders discover…
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The Silver Reset Is Here — And Why NI 43-101 Will Decide Whether Canada Can Rise From 14th Place to Compete With the Top Producers
Silver doesn’t reset like a speculative asset.It resets the way a pressure valve releases: slowly at first, then all at once. Industrial demand is no longer optional. Solar, electrification, defense systems, AI hardware, and advanced electronics all depend on silver’s unmatched conductivity. At the same time, mine supply growth has lagged demand for years. This…
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The Shanghai Silver Benchmark (SHAG): Why China May Now Set the Real Price of Silver
For decades, global silver pricing has been dominated by Western financial centers — primarily London’s LBMA spot pricing and New York’s COMEX futures. But quietly, and steadily, a different pricing center has emerged. One grounded not in leverage and paper contracts, but in physical metal, domestic demand, and real settlement. That center is China. At…
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The Silver Shock That Will Hit Canada First — And No One Is Ready
Canada has long been a resource powerhouse, from oil and lumber to potash and precious metals. But a growing number of analysts are now pointing to a looming silver shock—a dramatic market upheaval in the silver market that they say Canada will feel first. According to a recent report by CAD Financial News, this silver…
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Seeking Investors for a Promising Gold Venture in Tanzania’s Tanga Region
A compelling opportunity has emerged from East Africa’s fast-growing gold corridor, where a junior mining firm operating in Tanzania’s Tanga Region is seeking a strategic investor to accelerate production and scale operations. For offshore investors looking to participate in the continent’s next chapter of gold development—before the majors arrive—this is precisely the profile many look…
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West Africa Gold SPA Best Practices: The New Standard for Secure, Transparent, and Global-Ready Gold Trading
In West Africa’s fast-moving gold market, the days of risky “cash-and-carry” deals are quickly—and thankfully—coming to an end. For decades, producers and buyers operated in a fragmented, informal ecosystem where physical cash payments, face-to-face exchanges, and limited documentation left both sides vulnerable to fraud, counterfeits, theft, and cross-border legal uncertainty. Today, a new era is…
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Russia’s National Wealth Fund Is Quietly Going All-In on Gold — And West Africa May Be the Hidden Source
Russia’s central bank confirmed in a Reuters report this week what markets have suspected for months: Moscow is accelerating gold accumulation inside the domestic market, dramatically increasing purchases for the National Wealth Fund (NWF). The reason? Enhanced liquidity of gold inside Russia and a forced strategic pivot away from Western currencies that Moscow can no…