St.Kitts and Nevis Investment Program: Handing Out Money like Candy?
January 23, 2015 By: “Luigi Cameron” Please note: A pseudonym is used to protect the identity of the real author. Let’s explore this question… St. Kitts and Nevis is a small two island country located in the West Indies. This tiny country, recognized for its quiet untouched beaches, lush tropical forests and vibrant culture is […]
The Swiss Surprise
January 19, 2015 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher So an interesting headline crossed my path the other day: “Swiss National Bank unexpectedly scrapped its three-year policy of capping the Swiss franc against the euro.” The move shocked many in the EU, especially many Swiss exporters. The Swiss Frac soared, while business stocks were sent in the […]
Steen Jakobsen: Things Are About To Take A Different Turn In 2015
January 16, 2015 By: Claudio Grass, Managing Director of Global Gold This article is based on an interview conducted by Claudio Grass, the Managing Director of Global Gold based in Switzerland, with Mr. Steen Jakobsen. Mr. Jakobsen is the Chief Economist and Chief Investment Officer at Saxo Bank, where he has served for a total […]
What Do Record Profits for U.S. Treasury Mean?
January 12, 2015 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher Well, this week, the news came to me! I usually have to root around the financial corners of the internet to find something to write about, but this one just dropped in my lap. I was scrolling through Facebook, and this one self-proclaimed liberal Democrat posts this article […]
Money, Gold, Liberty In 2015 And Beyond
January 9, 2015 By: Claudio Grass, Global Gold 2014 was quite an eventful year for global markets: Janet Yellen became the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve; we were on the brink of war in Crimea, and Germany won its fourth world cup title. Many countries around the world held elections, the Scotts and the […]
Japan On Track For A Textbook Bust
December 31, 2014 By: Claudio Grass, Contributor from Global Gold Recently, we wrote a paper about the dynamics behind the boom and bust cycles, based on the view of the Austrian School (the Austrian Business Cycle Theory, or ABCT). The key takeaway was that central banks don’t help in smoothing the amplitude of the cycles, […]
What Do Such Low Gas Prices Mean?
December 22, 2014 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the Russian Hooker Index, which had to do with the increasing cost of living in Russia. Meanwhile, however, the US is enjoying some very low gas prices. I am NOT complaining about the prices one bit! (Just wanted to be […]
Stansberry Radio Features Bobby Casey
November 5, 2014 StansberryRadio.com features guest: Bobby Casey (originally posted on 10/28/14) Why is now the time to internationally diversify your portfolio? Listen as Bobby shares his view on how to achieve true freedom by internationalizing your life using the “the multi-flag approach.” Bobby talks about the implications of FATCA, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance […]
Bobby’s Interview w/ Jason Hartman
September 12, 2014 With Bobby Casey, Managing Director of GWP “On this episode of Jason Hartman’s JetSetter Show, he invites Bobby Casey from Global Wealth Protection to talk about alternative investments, asset protection and internationalization. In the interview, Casey brings up both business and personal issues related to your presence in a particular jurisdiction, how […]
Interview w/ Jake Desyllas on The Voluntary Life
September 5, 2014 With: Bobby Casey, Managing Director of GWP This is a great rundown on geo-arbitrage! Practical information you can use when assessing what might be right for you. Encouraging information pertaining to the international life. Take a listen… Check out Bobby’s interview with Jake Desyllas on TheVoluntaryLife.com, Episode 170! Click […]
