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James Turk, Gründer von GoldMoney, spricht über die Risiken von Papiergold und die zukünftige Goldpreisentwicklung.
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James Turk, founder of GoldMoney, speaks about the risks of paper gold and about future gold prices.
Duration : 2 min 58 sec
James Turk, founder of GoldMoney, speaks about goldâ??s bull market at the Precious Metals Trade Fair Munich 2009.
Duration : 3 min 3 sec
The Magnificent Marble Machine was an American television game show hosted by Art James and based on pinball.
Two contestants (one a returning champion) competed, each paired with a celebrity partner.
In the first half of the game, the teams answered general knowledge questions, frequently involving puns or other wordplay, which were displayed on a huge electronic marquee. First, the players were shown blanks on the bottom line, denoting the number of words and letters in the answer; then a clue would crawl across the upper line. If no team buzzed in once the clue was revealed, letters of the answer then filled in at random as time progressed.
For any given question, only the contestant or the celebrity would be eligible to buzz in; this alternated with each question, and was indicated by lighted panels in front of the eligible player.
Correct answers were worth one point, and five points allowed the winning team to advance to the game’s second stage playing a giant pinball machine (20 feet high and 12 feet long, located in the middle of the set) that served as The Magnificent Marble Machine’s centerpiece.
Each team member manipulated one flipper button (each controlling two flippers), and it was the team’s goal to keep the ball in play for as long as possible within a 60-second time limit while accumulating points by hitting bumpers, noisemakers and lights. Hitting one of seven of the large numbered bumpers won the contestant prizes; hitting bumpers numbered 2 and 3 in combination won a larger announced prize (such as a car or trip). Play ended if it fell into one of the two “out holes” (one located below the main flippers, the other in the middle of the playing field). The flippers were disabled when 60 seconds expired, with the ball (still in play) usually entering an out hole within a few seconds. At some point during the series a bonus prize was added for hitting all seven numbered bumpers at least once. In the original format, each bumper scored 500 points while any noisemaker scored 200 points. Producers audited the score by watching the tape, to ensure that each scoring feature had registered. Apparently, as the machine aged (week by week), scoring errors increased, so the producers changed the rules to have any of the seven “thumper bumpers” counting 500 points, with nothing else scoring. While the ball was in play, a music cue would play in the background entitled “The Marble Rolls” by Mort Garson, who wrote all of the music for this series. If a team reached a target score after playing two balls (15,000 for each new champion, minus 1,000 for each return visit), the team played a bonus “Gold Money ball,” where the player earned money ($200 for each noisemaker and bumper, later $500 for each numbered bumper). As the target was lowered from game to game, the money ball round became easier to reach. At some point in the series run, the “gold money ball” was redesigned to be a multi-player “money ball marathon” rather than a bonus round any player might be able to achieve in any one play of the machine. The contestant achieving the top point score over a two week period would be awarded a money ball round. This format lasted for five marathons. The money ball was later dropped from the game altogether. Later, the electronic point counters on the pinball machine were covered over. Contestants then only played for prizes obtained by hitting the seven bumpers.
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James Turk has been heard on CNBC, Bloomberg and many radio shows across the country. James is also Chairman and Founder of GoldMoney.com. In this interview James discusses gold, the U.S. Dollar, silver, hyperinflation, the Federal Reserve, preserving purchasing power, the Fear Index, foreign currencies, gold and silver shares, consolidation in the mining sector and much more. James is one of the most highly respected names in the world when it comes to precious metals and he coauthored The Collapse of the Dollar with John Rubino.
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James Turk has been heard on CNBC, Bloomberg and many radio shows across the country. James is also Chairman and Founder of GoldMoney.com. In this interview James discusses gold, the U.S. Dollar, silver, hyperinflation, the Federal Reserve, preserving purchasing power, the Fear Index, foreign currencies, gold and silver shares, consolidation in the mining sector and much more. James is one of the most highly respected names in the world when it comes to precious metals and he coauthored The Collapse of the Dollar with John Rubino.
Duration : 0:8:35
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James Turk has been heard on CNBC, Bloomberg and many radio shows across the country. James is also Chairman and Founder of GoldMoney.com. In this interview James discusses gold, the U.S. Dollar, silver, hyperinflation, the Federal Reserve, preserving purchasing power, the Fear Index, foreign currencies, gold and silver shares, consolidation in the mining sector and much more. James is one of the most highly respected names in the world when it comes to precious metals and he coauthored The Collapse of the Dollar with John Rubino.
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1st December 2008 appearance of GoldMoney founder James Turk on CNBC’s Squawk Box Europe. Gold was at US$810 an ounce when the interview was recorded.
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The gold standard is a monetary system in which a region’s common media of exchange are paper notes that are normally freely convertible into pre-set, fixed quantities of gold. The gold standard is not currently used by any government, having been replaced completely by fiat currency, and private currencies backed by gold are rare.
Gold standards should not be confused with their historical predecessor, “gold-coin standards”, wherein taxes are payable in either gold coins or overvalued, government-minted and less expensive coins.[citation needed]
The main purpose of either government money system has historically been to provide seigniorage, or money-creation profit, to governmental leaders in order to provide them with general purchasing power during emergencies, especially those leaders who are legislatively constrained and therefore unable to raise taxes in order to execute the defense commitments that are required for the survival of their states.
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Gold standards replaced gold-coin standards in the 17th-19th centuries in the West as the extent of defensive warfare expanded to where the gold-coin standards were no longer sufficient to the task. A similar history generated a gold standard in China from the 9th through the early 17th century. As gold standards have created deflationary periods they have been abandoned, as by President Roosevelt during the Great Depression.
RON PAUL
Ronald Ernest Paul (born August 20, 1935) is a Republican United States Congressman, physician, and bestselling author from Lake Jackson, Texas. He is regularly featured on CNN and other US News outlets, and has a large base of supporters often called the “Ron Paul Revolution.” He is also the founder of the Campaign for Liberty.
Originally from the Green Tree suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he graduated from Gettysburg College in 1957, then studied at Duke University School of Medicine; after his 1961 graduation and a residency in obstetrics and gynecology, he became a U.S. Air Force flight surgeon, serving outside the Vietnam War zone. He represented Texas districts in the U.S. House of Representatives (19761977, 19791985, and 1997present). and entered the 1988 presidential election, running as the Libertarian nominee while remaining a registered Republican. He placed a distant third. He was a candidate in the 2008 Republican presidential primaries, where he was placed fourth, and refused to endorse the candidate chosen by the 2008 Republican National Convention, John McCain.
Paul has been described as conservative, Constitutionalist, and libertarian.[2] He advocates a foreign policy of non-intervention, having voted against actions such as the Iraq War Resolution, but in favor of force against terrorists in Afghanistan. He favors withdrawal from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the United Nations, citing the dangers of foreign entanglements to national sovereignty. Having pledged never to raise taxes, he has long advocated ending the federal income tax, scaling back government spending, abolishing most federal agencies, and removing military bases and troops from foreign soil; he favors hard money and opposes the Federal Reserve. He also opposes the Patriot Act, the federal War on Drugs, No Child Left Behind, and gun regulation. Paul is strongly pro-life and has introduced bills to negate Roe v. Wade, as he believes the Supreme Court has usurped each state’s right to allow, regulate, or ban abortion.[3]
His book, The Revolution: A Manifesto, became a bestseller immediately upon release[4] and went on to be #1 on the New York Times nonfiction best sellers list.
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Good interview for an update in the gold markets. James Turk is very knowledgeable. Goldmoney.com offers a great way to invest in gold and have overseas storage (London or Zurich). Check it out
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