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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Gold Will Outperform Many Fold By Ben Davies, CEO of Hinde Capital - King World News


http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2010/9/15_Ben_Davies_-_Gold_Will_Outperform_Many_Fold.html


click the link above to see the chart & read the full article by Ben Davies of Hinde Capital.

Rising star Ben Davies, CEO of Hinde Capital out of London put together this piece exclusively for the King World News blog. Ben lays out the case for why gold and silver will outperform going forward. In a world that has been dominated in recent history by fiat money, the metal of kings has begun to reassert itself as an unparalleled store of value.

September 15, 2010

Gold Will Outperform Many Fold

By Ben Davies, CEO of Hinde Capital

Sunday, August 29, 2010

King World News Interviews


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James Turk
Friday, August 27, 2010
James Turk is Chairman and Founder of Goldmoney.com - James has written “The Freemarket Gold & Money Report,” an investment newsletter since 1987. James has specialized in international banking,...


KWN Weekly Metals Wrap

Friday, August 27, 2010
The KWN Weekly Metals Wrap - Covers the Commitment of Traders Report in detail as well as a number of other factors which can influence the gold and silver market price action. In the KWN Weekly...

Ben Davies
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Ben Davies is CEO of Hinde Capital - Rising Star Ben Davies gives a tremendous interview on the recent action in the gold & silver markets and gives KWN listeners a sneak peak of what he expects for...

John Williams
Friday, August 20, 2010
Walter J. "John" Williams - Founder of Shadow Government Statistics Newsletter and Specialized Economic Consulting Services: Analysis Behind and Beyond Government Economic Reporting. During his career...

Gold The Big Picture via King World News Blog


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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Silver and gold explosive, Hinde Capital's Ben Davies tells King World News


Silver and gold explosive, Hinde Capital's Ben Davies tells King World News Submitted by cpowell on Wed, 2010-08-25 02:27. Section: Daily Dispatches 10:15p ET Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold (and Silver):
Eric King of King World News today did a timely interview about gold and silver with Ben Davies, CEO of Hinde Capital in London. They discussed what Davies called the "fascinating" action in silver today, his expectation of price explosions this fall in both gold and silver, China's increasing leadership in the gold market, and the likelihood of currency devaluations, among other things. You can listen to the interview at the King World News Internet site here:

http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/8/25_Ben_Davies.html

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Eric King explains why King World News is needed these days watch!

http://digg.com/business_finance/Eric_King_explains_why_King_World_News_is_needed_these_days

Eric King explains why King World News is needed these days watch!
kingworldnews.com — Eric King ventures into a little commentary of his own, explaining why he had to create the King World News site: Largely to fill the journalism vacuum created by the disgraceful failure of the mainstream financial media. King's commentary is 10 minutes long (audio only).

Saturday, August 7, 2010

JP Morgan cuts gold and silver shorts, maybe permanently, Ted Butler says on King World News


Submitted by cpowell on Sat, 2010-08-07 14:31. Section: Daily Dispatches
10:30a ET Saturday, August 7, 2010
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold (and Silver):
In his weekly interview with Eric King of King World News, silver market analyst Ted Butler reports that JPMorganChase, the big short in silver, has brought its position to the lowest level since May 2009 and has been reducing its short position in gold as well. Because of pending changes in law and regulation in the United States, Butler doubts that MorganChase will ever be shorting again as much as it once did. The Comex situation for gold and silver, Butler says, is now about 85 percent bullish. You can listen to the King World News interview with Butler here:
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/8/7_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Bart Chilton on Financial Regulatory Reform Legislation, July 2010

Be Sure to See Ted Butler's piece on King World News Blog CLICK HERE


Commodities and Futures Trading Commission Commisioner Bart Chilton explaining the significance of the recently passed Financial Regulatory Reform legislation package, including position limits to prevent market concentration.

King World News Blog Update



The Gold Bull Will End In A Mania
July 21, 2010
The above chart was sent to me by one of our listeners. Unfortunately he did not know who created it, but it gives a clear illustration of why the bull market in gold will end in a mania. There is a great deal of fear in the gold and silver markets at this point. You can clearly see looking at the...
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Ted Butler - New Developments For Gold & Silver
July 21, 2010
Here is Ted Butler’s latest piece: Today, President Obama signed into law the historic Financial Regulatory Reform legislation package. I reviewed this in “A Done Deal” a few days ago, so I won’t restate my position here. I’m putting this short missive out to bring your attention to a new video put...
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Eric Sprott - Gold, Silver, QE2, US Dollar & More
July 20, 2010
One of the great ones, Eric Sprott, was just interviewed on King World News. We talked about the next round of quantitative easing in the US, gold, silver, the stock market, the US dollar, the US banking system, the next leg down in the economy and more. The following are some comments from Eric...
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Eric Sprott Interview By King World News: Must Hear





Eric Sprott Interview By King World News: Must Hear
Submitted by Tyler Durden

King World News presents another great interview, this time with innovative hedge fund manager, and financial skeptic, Eric Sprott, best known recently for bringing an alternative to the GLD and SLV paper domination, with his innovative gold and silver physical ETFs. In the below interview, Sprott shares a wealth of insight into Keynesianism, on the staggering and rising debt load, on the collapse in every single economic metric and the imminent arrival of the double dip (sorry Apple fans, iPad sales are not a leading indicator; at best they serve as a delinquent mortgage tracker), on QE1 and the upcoming QE2. Sprott's view that "nobody has a solution here, nor should they have a solution here: I think we need to rid ourselves of the theory we need to keep adding debt all the time to keep growing." Sprott agrees with the Zero Hedge principle, that when dealing with broken Keynesian economics, you need to shock the system - "you need to hit bottom." As Sprott says: "You need to really shake the system in order for the system to change, and so far there has been absolutely no change in the system." And, of course, Sprott discusses gold, gold manipulation, and paper gold. 30 minutes of must hear observations.

Full interview can be found here.

Highlights from the King World News interview:

On the failure of Keynesian principles:

"One of the studies concluded that whereas we used to get something like 60 cents back on the dollar of government expenditures, today it’s negative 40 cents. So it’s pretty dismal when you think that everyone’s expectation is that this government’s going to bail us out, and as they are trying to bail us out, we’re actually losing ground because at the end of the year you still have the debt.”

On the inevitability of QE2 and on the $10 billion a week debt issuance clip:

“I’m debating whether QE2 is happening while we speak, because the Fed’s balance sheet continues to grow, even though they said they are going to stop buying most instruments at the end of March. But every week it keeps growing by $10 billion. I mean $10 billion a week is half a trillion dollars a year.”

On the economic double dip:

“You know we’ve had to go from obviously greenshoots, to what we’re looking at today is almost like cliff diving. And some of the data points are just so shockingly bad...Consumer confidence numbers...The rate of decline was just awful, the rate of decline was incredible...We have obviously hit the wall.”

On the ongoing collapse in the jobs market:

“Here we haven’t had any net employment increases and now we’re starting a waterfall down. So if we keep losing jobs and their are no policy tools left, how could anyone imagine that you turn it back up again.”



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Friday, July 2, 2010

Gold Stronger So Far This Trading Session - Message From Eric King of King World News

Gold Stronger So Far This Trading Session

After a huge move to the downside yesterday, gold seems to have steadied so far this trading session. Many people like to write about what news item moved the price of a particular market one way or another in a given trading day. I find that commentary worthless. Looking at longer-term charts of secular bull markets, one day news items are like a blip on a chart and not worth noting. Have steady nerves and keep your eye on the big prize.

July 2, 2010
Bloomberg: “People are still considering gold as a safe haven,” said Bernard Sin, the head of currency and metal trading at bullion refiner MKS Finance SA in Geneva. “Europe is still not in a good shape, and the U.S. is still not in a good shape.”

The metal is “a good hedge against further problems in the financial field and further potential inflationary trends that will be coming,” Barry James, who manages $2 billion as chief executive officer at James Investment Research Inc. in Xenia, Ohio, said yesterday.

Remember in a bull market never give up your position. You will have pullbacks from time to time, that is just how they are. Also, as Richard Russell says, bull markets are designed to take as few riders as possible. Don’t be one of the people not taking the ride.

Buy and hold during secular bull markets and stop worrying about gyrations in price.

For the entire Bloomberg article CLICK HERE

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Jim Rickards - Financial Equivalent of the Atomic Bomb on Eric King's King World News

To hear the recent in-depth interview with Jim Rickards on King World News CLICK HERE

Jim Rickards - Financial Equivalent of the Atomic Bomb

There are legitimate concerns over the safety of citizens in the event of a financial collapse in the United States where confidence is lost and the dollar plunges. We are mired in a depression, and the central planners continue to look for solutions to keep the monetary system from completely buckling. In his latest interview, Jim Rickards warned of a coming financial catastrophe and civil unrest. This was a portion from that sobering interview:

July 1, 2010

Jim Rickards: "But that could be a very chaotic process...Some people did die, there were riots in the streets. I mean people think that this is far fetched, and there is always the attitude that it can't happen here. But I know in my own lifetime you know in 1970 and '71, I mean I saw armored personnel carriers with armed troops in the streets of Georgetown, tear gas on the mall, civilians rounded up, and there weren't enough jails to put them in, so they herded them into RFK Stadium. I mean this sounds like scenes from Allende's Chile, but they were actually scenes from the Nixon administration from Washington in the early 70's."

Eric King: "Those people that were rounded up, that was in the tens of thousands wasn't it?"

Jim Rickards: "Correct, right, this is not fantasy, this is not fringe thinking. These are concrete facts. I mean I saw them with my own eyes, I don't need a historian to tell me what happened. I was there, and when you tamper with very fundamental things such as the value of your currency which everyone uses to make all of their investment decisions, all of their economic decisions, all of their job decisions, people are basing all of that on a unit of value and when you undermine the unit of value you undermine the entire economy, and from that you can very easily slip into civil disorder. It's fair to give people warning about that."

As mentioned in Jim Rickards interview with King World News, this week, here is the promised link to his 40 page piece “Economics and Financial Attacks” - (Attacks in this line of operation include targeting or acquiring sensitive financial, trade, or economic policy information, proprietary economic data, or critical technologies, and the potential impact to national security.)

Jim was asked not only to attend, but also to put together the above piece, be a speaker, and to sit on discussion panels at the high level Unrestricted Warfare Symposium. This was a gathering of the leading figures from the military intelligence community.

Jim gives a hypothetical description of the Russian Central Bank introducing a gold backed currency which would cause an overnight massive devaluation of the US dollar. Jim described this as the financial equivalent of the atomic bomb.

Eric King

KingWorldNews.com

Strength In Gold A Surprise To Many Traders
We stand at a moment in history which is characterized by the decline of Keynesian economics, and a reminder globally that paper currencies are inherently worthless. As confidence continues to erode, central planners are looking for a fix, and finally we are seeing discussion in the mainstream media that we will have some form of a gold backed currency.

June 30, 2010

Although gold has pulled back off the highs, sentiment is anything but giddy among retail investors. Gold stocks have lagged the price of gold, and many quality juniors are trading for next to nothing.

Many professionals are looking for a correction or even a significant decline in the price of gold. Yes gold is extended, but bull markets can get overbought and stay overbought. What would make for an interesting summer is for gold and gold shares to take off to the upside catching many professionals by surprise.

Let’s not forget silver. Yes silver is about $2.50 from a hitting a new high in this secular bull market, but silver can move violently so that could happen quickly.

Consolidation is coming to the mining sector. Many quality juniors will be taken out by mid-tiers and majors. The interesting thing is that many less experienced investors are selling out of their juniors right before this consolidation takes place.

Remember that bull markets always surprise on the upside, so never give up your position. If you are afraid of your positions because you think gold will fall you have missed the point and probably will never make any money in the markets.

Buy and hold during secular bull markets and stop worrying about gyrations in price.

Eric King

KingWorldNews.com

Saturday, June 26, 2010

3 New Interviews from Eric King at King World News


Robin Griffiths: Cazenove Capital Management’s Private Wealth Strategist - Robin has 44 years investment experience and is considered to be one of the top strategists in the world. Robin developed his own system, analyzing stock and market trends. He is followed globally because of his ground breaking work on world stock markets, bonds, currencies and commodities. Cazevone as a group now manages nearly £15 billion on behalf of their client base and is one of the oldest and most respected names in the financial community, tracing its origins back to the 17th century.


James Turk: James is Chairman and Founder of Goldmoney.com - Since 1987 James Turk has written “The Freemarket Gold & Money Report,” an investment newsletter. James has specialized in international banking, finance and investments since 1969. His business career began at The Chase Manhattan Bank (now JP Morgan Chase Bank). He subsequently joined the investment and trading company of a prominent precious metals trader based in Greenwich, Connecticut then moved to the United Arab Emirates to be appointed Manager of the Commodity Department of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, a position he held until resigning in 1987.


Congressman Ron Paul & Dr. Rand Paul: Dr. Rand Paul is running for Senate in Kentucky this year. Following in the great tradition of his father, Rand is continuing the fight for honest and limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, a return to sound monetary policies based on a commodity-backed currency, abolishing the Fed, preserving our Republic and freedoms. Congressman Ron Paul of Texas is the originator of the audit the Fed bill and a champion of liberty in the United States. If there is a modern day version of our founding fathers it is Congressman Ron Paul as he has never voted for a bill unless it was consistent with the US Constitution.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Widening US Deficit To Collapse the Dollar - Eric King of King World News Blog


Looking at the year 2010 on the chart you can see a huge chasm between spending and revenue. Keep in mind that like most countries the US has two sets of books, so the situation is much more dire than the illustration. Let’s go with what the graph states for now and look past 2010 where we see the fantasy of increased revenue. Revenues will not increase, and when the economy has its next leg down there is a high likelihood of further decreases in revenue.

June 25, 2010
The above chart is a graphic image of the problem with the government forecasts. Spending increases dramatically and there is the underlying assumption that revenues will increase as well. This projection does not take into account the fact that we are in a depressionary cycle which is ready to have another leg down.

An already weak economy will become even weaker. This means less tax revenue, which flies in the face of government forecasts which call for an increase in revenue. As the chasm increases in size between spending and revenue, faith in the US dollar will evaporate. This will lead to a significant devaluation of the dollar, or an outright collapse.

Many developed countries face similar problems today and this is one of the major pillars of this secular bull market in gold. Make sure you have gold as your insurance policy. This means owning physical bullion, not paper promises.

Eric King

KingWorldNews.com

The Fed, Debt and Systemic Collapse of the US - Eric King's Blog + Another Great Interview from Eric King with both Ron & Rand Paul


Having a discussion about the Fed, massive debt and the systemic collapse of the United States with two of the most qualified individuals in US politics today cemented in my mind that we are in a depressionary cycle, and their is virtually no way out for a variety of reasons. This is why it is so important for readers to protect themselves and their families from the next wave down.
June 24, 2010

When asked about the media attacks against him Dr. Rand Paul responded, “They (the media) always try to do things like paint the Tea Party or me as extreme, and the way we respond is having a $2 trillion deficit like we do now, that’s really extreme. Having $400 billion in interest in one year, that’s extreme.”

Congressman Ron Paul stated when asked about the Audit the Fed Bill, “I think the Federal Reserve is going to be an issue for a long time to come until they clean up their act or we have a new monetary system.”

Rand also commented regarding the US debt, “You have a Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke, and they usually don’t try to use very inflammatory language, but a week or two ago he said that the debt was unsustainable and that to me is a particularly strong word, unsustainable.”

Ron added to Rand’s thoughts on the debt, “He (Bernanke) points the finger at the Congress, but really it’s the combination of the politicians who love to spend and the Federal Reserve that accommodates.”

The Paul’s discussed a timetable for a systemic collapse of the US. They also noted that government officials have been listening to their own rhetoric regarding a recovery in asset prices, believing in a pipe dream.

Eric King

KingWorldNews.com

To hear the interview with Dr. Rand Paul and Congressman Ron Paul on King World News CLICK HERE.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Higher Taxes Guarantee A Depression Via Eric King's Blog on King World News



Eric King: Higher taxes are a trend around the globe in developed countries. The west is mired in an extremely harsh economic cycle, but politicians never learn. They love to tax, and when coffers run dry the solution is to tax more. When you are faced with this type of cycle, coupled with increased taxes you are guaranteed a depression.

By Andrew Atkinson

June 22 (Bloomberg) -- British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne increased the value-added tax rate to 20 percent from 17.5 percent in the first permanent change to the levy on sales of goods and services in almost two decades.

“The years of debt and spending make this unavoidable,” Osborne told Parliament in London in his emergency budget today as he announced a package of spending cuts and tax increases to cut the U.K.’s record deficit.

The rate will increase from January and produce more than 13 billion pounds ($19 billion) a year of extra revenue by the end of this Parliament in 2015, Osborne said. “That is 13 billion pounds we don’t have to find from extra spending cuts or income-tax rises,” he said.

The VAT increase dwarfed other revenue-raising measures in a budget that sought to all but eliminate a deficit that reached 11 percent of gross domestic product last fiscal year.

The tax generates about 15 percent of total government revenue and retailers say the rise may dampen consumer spending as the economy emerges from its worst slump since World War II. CLICK HERE to continue reading this article from Bloomberg.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

3 New Interviews from Eric King at King World News


Jean-Marie Eveillard: Senior Adviser of Portfolio Management for First Eagle Funds - Jean-Marie oversees $35 billion and has 40 years of experience in the financial industry. Jean-Marie is one of the most respected value investors in the world and his track record and staying power have been incredibly strong. Jean-Marie has won many prestigious awards in his career including a Lifetime Achievement Award from Morningstar for building one of the most successful long-term records in the investment business. Jean Marie discusses gold at length, gold shares, Austrian vs Keynesian Economics, value investing as well as lessons from his career.

John Hathaway: Senior Managing Director & Portfolio Manager, Tocqueville Funds - Mr. Hathaway, who has 4 decades of investment experience, manages the Tocqueville Gold Fund, Tocqueville Gold Partners and separate accounts for individual and institutional clients following a gold strategy. John is known internationally for his writings about the U.S. economy, gold, silver, commodities and much more. He is one of the most respected institutional minds in the world today regarding gold. John discusses gold and gold shares, gold as the ultimate currency, consolidation in the mining sector, junior shares, the “End game” and much more.

Mark Hanson: Founder and Managing Director of MHanson Advisors - Mark is a 20 year veteran of the mortgage industry. Mark consults for investment funds and he has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business, Bloomberg, Barrons, Wall Street Journal, Forbes and more. Mark gives the kind of interview you will never hear in the mainstream media regarding the realities of the real estate market in the United States. Jim Rickards and Bill Fleckenstein have each talked about Mark’s work in the real estate sector as being excellent. Mark discusses massive foreclosures, projected sales, what it will take to get sales moving and much more.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Jim Rickards - G-20 & Revaluation of Gold via Eric King's Blog on KingWorldNews.com




http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2010/6/21_Jim_Rickards_-_G20_%26_Revaluation_of_Gold.html
What G20 will not discuss this weekend (but probably should)
By James G. Rickards

There's a growing sense that the current global economic "Plan A", i.e. substitute public debt for private debt and use fiscal stimulus to keep economies afloat until private demand kicks in, has failed. Not surprising to many of us; it was destined to fail, but now the reality of that is becoming undeniable so leaders are scrambling for Plan B. For the U.S., Plan B is to double-down on Plan A. Others are not so sure. One problem is timing. There are several Plan B's, but they all take 5-7 years to implement, e.g. yuan as reserve asset, SDR's as a new liquidity source, etc. The two-tier Euro plan is just another Plan B although it might possibly be implemented in 2-3 years rather than 5-7.

None of these plans is totally ridiculous, but they all suffer from the same weakness which is that they depend on continued faith in paper money in a world where that faith is rapidly eroding. So the meta-political question becomes: can one or more of these plans be implemented faster than the paper currencies collapse? My spot estimate is "no". The avalanche has already started; there is no way to push the snow back uphill; it's just a matter of time before the paper money village below gets buried. Plan A and the the system it represents will collapse before there's time for Plan B.

This brings us to Plan C of which there are several: (x) chaos, autarky, neomercantilism and heavy-duty protectionism; i.e. playing to win a negative sum game, (y) draconian policy responses including seizure, delegitimization and/or taxation of private gold and forced use of paper money, or (z) gold and commodity backed currencies and a gradual return to stability (albeit with a depression between here and there). Options (x) and (y) more or less speak for themselves. Option (z) is the most interesting because it involves a host of policy choices and political considerations such as: what is the non-deflationary price at which the gold standard should be reestablished (probably $5,000/oz or higher); and who gets to participate and at what levels, (and this is where the true weakness of players like China, India and Brazil comes into sharp relief). Russia is the most interesting case because although it has a relatively small GDP (less than 3% of world GDP) it is a natural resource powerhouse which could play with the big boys in a world of commodity backed currencies. Italy is another interesting case because it is a true gold power (over 2,400 tonnes) although it is frequently lumped in with the Club Med miscreants.

Given the dynamics and cross currents, a likely scenario consists of elements of all of the above. The U.S. and China will continue to lead the world to a new regime of dollars and yuan as reserve currencies and SDR's plus IMF leverage as the key instrument for increasing world liquidity and settling international payments imbalances. As the system breaks down anyway (because of private demand for gold due to lack of faith in official solutions) one political response will be protectionism (to appease local populations) and efforts at confiscation (to put the gold genie back in the bottle). At that point, and amid the chaos, one or more countries will "go for gold" on their own to preserve wealth and the purchasing power of export income; the most likely axis here is Germany-Russia with Austria, the Netherlands, France and possibly Italy joining in. The German-Russian axis is the most natural in the world because each has what the other needs; technology and manufacturing in the case of Germany and energy and other natural resources in the case of Russia. At that point, the U.S. may have to give up its alternative paper plans and join the gold rush leaving China heavily exposed to collapse because of its shortage of gold relative to GDP. It seems likely that China sees the same scenario which explains its own rush to gold, albeit mostly from captive domestic production in the short run.

The end result is a chaotic, ad hoc, but nevertheless eventual return to a global gold standard. It would be far better for G20 to set up the processes, study groups and other mechanisms to make this an organized and efficient transition. That is the one thing I do not expect to happen this weekend.

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