For many years there are stories making rounds in the blogosphere that whenever gold is in backwardation "this is not supposed to happen" because it opens up a "risk-free arbitrage".

Suppression of the gold price has been a much-debated topic in the gold space. In all corners of the community analyses can be read that allege the metal is way cheaper that it should be. But is this true?

Many commentators have written about gold futures contracts and the term structure of gold. I always wonder why the futures price of gold "should" be higher than spot (in contango), while gold

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Will IOTA be the future of distributed ledger technology? It could very well be, more and more companies are rushing in

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