J. Keith Johnson
Senior Writer, The Gold InformantJ. Keith Johnson is a self-proclaimed contrarian, always questioning the front page and striving to read between the lines. His Austrian and Libertarian perspectives on current socioeconomic and geopolitical events are fueled by his insatiable desire to keep learning. He’s not content to merely study and learn though. As he’s grown in understanding issues that sometimes have far reaching implications, he desires to help others understand the truth. Simply understanding the truth through the fog of disinformation, media spins and mainstream manipulations is a major part of the battle. But only in understanding the truth can people plan and prepare for the future.<br /> <br /> Having been a gold bull for fifteen years, he says he’s not a perma-bull; but he’ll remain a bull as long as the fundamentals dictate. After writing several blogs, studying markets and especially precious metals, J. Keith Johnson is now writing as The Gold Informant. You’ll find his articles on The Gold Informant website, Seeking Alpha, The Motley Fool, The Daily Caller, Goldco Direct and occasionally on various internet financial and news sites.
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Holiday surge in metals seems likely
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Where has all the world’s gold gone?
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Is tax avoidance prudent or criminal?
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Will South African labor problems affect metals?
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It’s still the economy, stupid
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Will Americans ever be free of QE slavery?
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How will QE∞ affect precious metals?
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QE3 the wrong approach
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Gold standard critics don the emperor’s clothes
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It’s simply not bad enough for another QE fix
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Banks count gold as money again?
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Paper gold ain’t as good as gold
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Is there such a thing as a free market?
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Odyssey Marine learns that finders aren’t keepers
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Is the greenback giving way to the redback?
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Erroneous Eurozone euphoria
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Bank downgrades too little too late
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North Dakotans tired of statist landlords
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A golden lesson from ancient cultures
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Will the ECB redemption pact create slave states?
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Greece would be better off under the drachma
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Goldman’s blunder exposes shorts
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Banking options tough for US citizens
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The weakening of the petrodollar
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Gold manipulation backfiring on West
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Greece façade holding for elections?
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European austerity nothing but smoke and mirrors
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Does the Federal Reserve hear, or even care?
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Dollar weakening on euro smokescreen