The Golden Revolution, Revisited
The latest edition of The Golden Revolution is available from Amazon here https://www.amazon.com/dp/1535608994 Back in 2012 John Wiley and Sons published my first book, The…
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James Turk, John Butler, and Alasdair Macleod on the outlook for 2016
On Wednesday, 13th January, James Turk interviewed Cobden Centre contributors John Butler, head of GoldMoney’s wealth services, and Alasdair Macleod, head of GoldMoney’s research,…
Read MoreThe Final Crescendo Of Cognitive Dollar Dissonance And The Remonetisation Of Gold
(This Report is an adaptation of my keynote address to the 2015 Sydney Precious Metals Symposium, held this month.) “Power tends to corrupt. Absolute…
Read MoreGreece crisis proves the need for a currency Plan B
The recent Greek capitulation under pressure from other euro member countries, led by Germany, demonstrates that euro members have de factoceded sovereignty over fiscal policy to…
Read MoreTHE TROJAN HORSE BATTLE FOR THE EURO
At a recent conference hosted by a major global bank in London I sat on a panel alongside a macro investment strategist who referred…
Read MoreBITCOIN: THE MONETARY TOUCHSTONE
[Editor’s Note: this piece, by John Butler from March 2014, is now very relevant again with legal authorities and central banks currently looking at…
Read MoreOn Money And Society: An Exclusive Interview With Steve Baker MP
A former RAF aviation engineer and software engineer in the financial sector, Steve Baker has been the Conservative MP for Wycombe, Buckinghamshire since 2010….
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Time Horizons And Time Preference
Recent dollar strength has been a surprise to many but a strong dollar was also a key component of the Asian currency crises of…
Read MoreFrom bravery to prosperity: A six-year plan to make scotland the wealthiest anglosphere region of all
“We look to Scotland for all our ideas of civilisation.” –Voltaire In the face of nearly universal warnings from other nations, including England, the…
Read MoreJohn Butler’s interview with Jim Rickards
When it comes to the world of international finance, Jim Rickards has quite nearly seen it all. As a young man, he worked for…
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