June 2013

GoldMoney

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What is money?

• Replaces barter

• Must have no price

• Its use-value has to be constant today and in the future.

• Must be accepted by everyone we exchange goods with

• Must survive the Regression Test

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King Alfred’s jewel

“Aelfred mec heht gewyrcan”

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Snettisham torc

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Declaration of intent

“The U.S. government has a

technology, called a printing press

(or today, its electronic equivalent),

that allows it to produce as many

U.S. dollars as it wishes at no

cost.”

Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman

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US money-printing

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Euro M1 up 150% since 2000

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Japan M1 rises 100% since 2000. Due to accelerate from

here under Abenomics

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UK M1 up 200% since 2000

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Economy

All major economies are failing under the burden of taxes, debt,

intervention and excessive regulation

Banks are insolvent

The purpose of zero interest rates is to value loan collateral at the

maximum. A rise in bond yields will wipe out bank capital.

Excess government spending

Governments are now financing their tax shortfalls by money-printing.

They cannot afford a rise in interest rates.

Welfare costs are escalating rapidly

Welfare costs are already out of control

The four big issues facing currencies

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Central banks are trapped. If they let bond yields rise,

government borrowing escalates just to pay the interest.

Banks would collapse under declining collateral values

and indebted businesses made bankrupt.

Yet this, in conjunction with the abandonment of welfare

spending is the action required to save currencies from

extinction.

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Central banks

Suppress the price of gold to de-monetise it.

Western central banks have sold much of their gold reserves without

declaring it in an effort to suppress the price.

Bullion banks

• Trading in paper gold is extremely profitable.

• Trading turns, commissions, fees, collateralised lending

• Focus on unallocated accounts for fractional-reserve gold banking.

Result

The expansion of forward settlement and futures trading activity

defuses demand for physical in Western capital markets and

suppresses the price.

The cover-up

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Western values

• Paper markets are the tail that wags the physical dog.

• Investors treat gold as a profit opportunity

• Increasing physical demand to insure against systemic risk

• Net effect: West undervalues gold relative to East

Eastern values

• Only interested in possession of physical gold.

• Middle East from 1970s oil crisis looked for safe haven from dollar

• India buyers from time immemorial

• Chinese citizens have been buyers since 2002

• SCO governments all adding to their gold reserves

• Net effect: gold flows from West to East

Result

Severe shortages of physical developing in the West.

The inevitable shortages develop

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Currencies are in entrenched bear market against gold. With accelerating money-

printing this is unlikely to change.

Price of currencies in gold

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US money-printing

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• Paul will be available this evening for more information about

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Disclaimer

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the matters to which it relates. It is not intended as financial advice and should not be relied on as such. Potential

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