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Paul Tustain

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Paul Tustain is founder & CEO of BullionVault, the world's largest store of privately-owned investment gold bullion.

Articles

Why Swedens Central Banker Was Beheaded - 1719AD

Published 15 April 2004 | viewed 5,105 times

This article commemorates the grisly end of Baron George Heinrich de Goertz - a good man who found himself in the central banker's hot-seat at…
Gold Futures - The Mechanics Which Deny Investors a Fair Profit

Published 08 April 2004 | viewed 3,555 times

Apart from the obvious risk of prices going the wrong way there are several little noticed problems with trading gold futures. They combine to make…
John Law : A Short History of a Central Bankers Spectacular Fall

Published 06 April 2004 | viewed 4,215 times

When John Law was faced with crippling sovereign debts in eighteenth century France he issued a lot of successful paper money and made the country…
Hyperinflation : Creating Repulsive Money

Published 27 March 2004 | viewed 4,751 times

This article examines the respective risks of deflation and hyperinflation. Although at first glance these two seem to be at completely opposite ends of the…
The Smarter Buffet Shows What'll Happen To Our Savings

Published 25 March 2004 | viewed 4,375 times

In a classic analogy Warren Buffet's Dad illustrated the obscure conflict at the heart of our monetary system. In this short article you can read…

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