Hubert Moolman
Precious Metal Expert & Author
Hubert Moolman is a self-taught gold and silver analyst who writes a precious metals newsletter specializing in fractal chart analysis and monetary fundamentals (especially gold and silver). He has a background as a Chartered Accountant, and managed his own firm for 9 years. He also has a website that publishes educational articles on gold, silver and the dangers of fiat money.
Hubert Moolman Articles
During the 2008 Great Financial Crisis (GFC), the monetary system faced a significant challenge. In a gigantic effort to contain the financial crisis, large amounts of U.S. dollars were created by increasing the monetary base.
The gold chart appears to be going parabolic, based on a solid structure that has been setting up since the 1800s. This structure is also related to the key U.S. monetary debasement events that affected the U.S. dollar since that time.
The US financial and monetary empire is trapped in a corner. The default is probably not far away. This could be triggered by the next decent-sized crisis.
The US dollar is on the brink of a major meltdown. This is apparent based on fundamental and technical analysis. Over the last 5 years, the US dollar has sustained some major damage through policy without losing much value against other...
We are in the midst of a system bank run, which are in the greater sense really a bank run on the United States of America, the issuer of the reserve currency of the world.
It is the massive debt. It cannot be serviced. It will collapse the whole system. The gold, silver and cryptocurrencies charts are showing signs of going parabolic. The US dollar is close to confirming a massive breakdown.
Gold is trading really close to its 2011 all-time high. This is obviously a critical level for the future of gold prices. Historically gold in US dollars often clears significant all-time highs only some time after significant currencies...
We are at the end of the fiat debt-based monetary system. It is becoming clear that the system is in collapse due to the enormous debt load. The thing (debt) that it needs to try and survive another while, is the very thing (debt) that is...
The following is an update of Is Gold Price Action Warning Of Imminent Monetary Collapse? During the 2008 financial crisis the Fed significantly increased the US monetary base to keep the system from collapse. They are currently in a...
During the 70s bull market, gold went from $35 to $195 in the first phase. That was a 458% increase. The first phase of the current bull market took gold from $252 to $1920, which made for a 661% increase.
