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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 just moved silver imports to the “restricted” category requiring government licenses. After dropping the LBMA benchmark and hiking duties to 15%, the controls are expanding fast. Is this 1968 all over again?