Solari Update

"So long as it is digital and centrally controlled, Mr. Global could not care less whether the new currency system is called dollar, peso, franc, gold, silver or wampum beads."

~ Catherine Austin Fitts

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This week on the Solari Report, it’s the Precious Metals Market Report, and Franklin Sanders and I have lots to talk about.

First and foremost, if the summer correction is here, why I are prices so strong?

What will the upcoming debt deal and appropriation reconciliations mean for precious metals?

What are the fundamental rules of investing we need to respect when anticipating the possibility of the next leg up in precious metals prices?

Last week, on the Second Quarter Wrap-up, I described what recent events tell us about the move to a more centralized currency system. We got several questions regarding precious metals role in a global currency system that I would like to answer.

As background to this discussion, Solari Report Subscribers can enjoy the transcript of our "Special Solari Report: Precious Metals: Top Ten Dates in American History" available at the Subscribers Control Panel.

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Special Solari Report: Zürcher Kantonalbank Precious Metals ETFs

In response to our Special Solari Report on the two largest US precious metals exchange-traded funds "GLD & SLV: Disclosure in the Precious Metals Puzzle Palace", a Solari Report subscriber asked us about two Swiss-based exchange traded funds offered by the bank of the Swiss canton of Zurich, Zürcher Kantonalbank. Here is our briefing, providing summary information regarding these ETFs and a response as to whether they are available for purchase by US investors.

Special Solari Report: The Student Loan Scam

A Review of Michael Collinge's The Student Loan Scam: The Most Oppressive Debt in U.S. History – and How We Can Fight Back by Catherine Austin Fitts and Carolyn Betts: This highly informative book was written by a 1998 graduate of Cal Tech with three degrees in aerospace engineering who, after a student loan nightmare that took him from an original relatively modest $38,000 Sallie Mae loan to an obligation of $80,000 by 2002 and $103,000 by mid 2005.



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