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Einstein, Physics, Gold & The Formula To End Economic Decay

Einstein, Physics, Gold and The Formula To End Economic Decay

- Einstein, Physics, Gold and The Formula To End Economic Decay
- Demand Surge and Shortages of Bullion as Stocks Fall Sharply
- New 'Bullion Coin and Bar Premiums and Availability' - See Table

- Gold Outperforms All Assets In August - See Table

We continue to have a wonderful dialogue with and frequent editorial submissions from readers and clients. Today, we have a thought provoking and important article that should greatly contribute to the debate on the merits of continuing to use artificial money. David Bryan draws on the genius of Einstein and uses science as the basis for policies that would end economic decay and rejuvenate local and national economies and indeed the global economy.

“Everything is energy and that is all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy. This is Physics.” Einstein

“It Can Be No Other Way”
By backing their productivity with artificial money, people have been tricked into giving banks a counter party claim to their wealth. The assets used or owned by their forefathers are now incorporated within vast corporations or pledged as debt in exchange for central banker’s script.

Read David Bryan's full essay on GoldCore.com

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Gold Outperforms All Assets In August
As month end approaches, gold has outperformed the vast majority of major assets (see table above) and is nearly 3% higher in August while leading stock indices have fallen by more than 6% and some crashed by 20% this week prior to the recent bounce.

We are extremely busy and this was one of the busiest weeks of the year so far - both in terms of number of transactions and total volume in dollar sales terms. This increase in physical demand should lead to higher prices in the coming weeks.

This has been the case for bullion refiners, mints and dealers all of whom say very high demand for physical this week. Indeed there are again supply bottlenecks and shortages of many popular bullion coins and bars - especially silver bullion coins and bars (see table below).

Einstein, Physics, Gold and The Formula To End Economic Decay
- Einstein, Physics, Gold and The Formula To End Economic Decay
- Demand Surge and Shortages of Bullion as Stocks Fall Sharply
- New 'Bullion Coin and Bar Premiums and Availability' - See Table
- Gold Outperforms All Assets In August - See Table

We continue to have a wonderful dialogue with and frequent editorial submissions from readers and clients. Today, we have a thought provoking and important article that should greatly contribute to the debate on the merits of continuing to use artificial money. David Bryan draws on the genius of Einstein and uses science as the basis for policies that would end economic decay and rejuvenate local and national economies and indeed the global economy.
“Everything is energy and that is all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy. This is Physics.” Einstein
“It Can Be No Other Way”
By backing their productivity with artificial money, people have been tricked into giving banks a counter party claim to their wealth. The assets used or owned by their forefathers are now incorporated within vast corporations or pledged as debt in exchange for central banker’s script.
Read David Bryan's full essay on GoldCore.com
Gold Outperforms All Assets In August
As month end approaches, gold has outperformed the vast majority of major assets (see table above) and is nearly 3% higher in August while leading stock indices have fallen by more than 6% and some crashed by 20% this week prior to the recent bounce.

We are extremely busy and this was one of the busiest weeks of the year so far - both in terms of number of transactions and total volume in dollar sales terms. This increase in physical demand should lead to higher prices in the coming weeks.

This has been the case for bullion refiners, mints and dealers all of whom say very high demand for physical this week. Indeed there are again supply bottlenecks and shortages of many popular bullion coins and bars - especially silver bullion coins and bars (see table below).

Market Update
Today’s Gold Prices: USD 1,125.50, EUR 998.23 and GBP 730.99 per ounce
Yesterday’s Gold Prices: USD 1128.50, EUR 999.38 and GBP 728.91 per ounce.
(LBMA AM)
Yesterday, gold rose a marginal $0.20 to $1124.30 in New York. Silver rose 27 cents or nearly 2% to $14.45 per ounce.
This Week's Blogs
“Gold and Silver Will Be Your Only Lifeboats” Warns Jim Sinclair
Gold Glimmers as Global Market Fear Grips Investors
Gold “Insurance Policy” and Deserves a Place in Portfolios – Carmignac
Why Gold Was the Best Buy in 2008-9 Crash and Will Be Again This Time Too
Important News
Gold Up in Asia Trade – The Wall Street Journal
Gold Pares Biggest Weekly Drop in Month on U.S. Growth Concern – Bloomberg
European Stocks Decline, Erasing Gains in Roller Coaster Week – Bloomberg
Oil prices extend gains after biggest daily climb in six years – Reuters
Federal Reserve Increasing Scrutiny of Bank Payment Systems – The Wall Street Journal
Important Analysis
Reflation threat to bonds as money supply catches fire in Europe – The Telegraph
Optimism for Africa despite threat from China downturn – The Telegraph
This Weird Story Suggests Gold and Miners Are Near a Bottom – Casey Research
Gold and Silver Have Never Been This Cheap – GoldSeek
Expect markets to fall 20 to 40 percent: Marc Faber – Yahoo Finance
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