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The CIA, Socrates, Safra, HSBC, Prison, Gold, and the Dangerous Appeal of Forecasting the Future The most gripping version of the Martin Armstrong story does not begin with a gold chart. It begins with a computer. According to Armstrong and his supporters, the real conflict behind his downfall was not simply a fraud case, not simply a failed investment structure, and not simply a fight over missing assets. It was about his forecasting system — the computer model later associa

Introduction: The Word “Stacker” Is Simple, but the Answer Is Not In the precious metals community, a “stacker” usually means someone who accumulates physical gold, silver, platinum, or other hard assets over time. The image is often personal: coins in tubes, bars in a safe, sovereigns hidden away, silver rounds bought every month, or a long-term gold position built outside the banking system. But when we ask, “Who is the biggest stacker of precious metals?”, the answer depen

India dropped the LBMA benchmark, faced a major paperwork delay on imports, Modi urged citizens not to buy gold, hiked duties to 15%, and introduced strict new rules. Is history rhyming with 1968?