There are more than a few heads spinning as a result of the current tremors in the commodities market. You may be asking if now is the time to buy, sell or stick to using your AOCS Approved medallions as an exchange/barter vehicle. As long as the market is headed towards a more accurate reflection…
“If you’re not having fun, you’re doing it wrong.” Attend a freedom function, liberty luncheon, Constitutional conference and you’ll more than likely hear this statement at least once. A testament to the validity of this sentiment may be in the fact that the “liberty movement” is still going strong when so many predicted its demise…
Today gold slipped past the $1270 mark to top out for the day at just below $1276 at one point, while silver closed at an asking price of $20.50. With so many indicators that confidence in the greenback is faltering investors both foreign and domestic are making an exodus from the market resulting in the…
A local private trading currency relies on higher authority for guiding the quality of honest exchange in Stantonville, Tennessee. September 13, 2010 – Stantonville, Tennessee – A local private complementary currency termed ‘Lawful Money’ is being circulated in Stantonville, Tennessee drawing on the authority of a higher power for structuring and guiding its creation. With…
Dollar stability took another slight hit yesterday as it was reported by Bloomberg.com that China and Russia will begin trading the yuan and ruble directly. To date conversion into US dollars has been a required step in the process. Now, as these producing nations move toward greater efficiency in direct trades, the dollar will lose…
Have you thought of giving out AOCS copper to trick or treaters as a Halloween candy alternative? You will be amazed at the difference it will make. Halloween is coming up and with it an astounding amount of stress surrounding the tradition of trick or treating. The problem is the candy. There are many children…
If you’re in the Fort Worth Area on Saturday, September 4, be sure to stop by for a great event with the Nullify Now National Tour!
Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke, appeared before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission yesterday and has been acknowledged for his conciliatory tone. As the New York Times translated it, “…he was worried at the time about contributing to panic in the markets.” And while it might be viewed that the central bank chief did concede that he…
Having a lot of money can open a lot of doors, especially when you crawl under the circus tent known as main stream media. For Jim Rogers, having a lot of money regularly opens the door to having a bully pulpit from which to rail against the central banks for their repeated failure to do…
Saturday’s edition of The Wall Street Journal features an article about Austrian economics proponent, Peter J. Boettke, of George Mason University. While noting that Professor Boettke found his way into laissez-faire reality by way of an unlikely route, while seeking a career in the sport of basketball, the article goes on to tilt the scales…