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			<title>Deflation and hyperinflation</title>
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					<h1>ELECTROSTATICS AND HYPERINFLATION</h1>
					
					   <p>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 monetary spectrum the article explains how
					   looming disaster brings them both within one false step of economic
					   management, and further explains how central bankers are eventually forced
					   into taking that step.</p>
				
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			<title>Crisis market psychology</title>
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					<h1>DEAD CATS AND LIVE RABBITS</h1>
					
					   <p>This short article addresses the difficulty of doing the right thing when
					   a financial crisis arrives.  It examines the emotions and the behaviour of
					   investors presented with chaotic market circumstances and explains both
					   (i) why almost everyone loses and (ii) what it is that the survivors have
					   in common.</p>
				
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			<title>Trading physical gold faqs</title>
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					<h1>INTRODUCTION TO TRADING GOLD</h1>
					
					  <p>Page Contents</p>

						<ul>
					     	<li>The main participants in the physical market</li>
					     	<li>London</li>
					     	<li>Zurich</li>
					     	<li>How accessible is the London market</li>
					     	<li>Over The Counter [OTC] trading</li>
					     	<li>Comparison to Exchanges</li>
					     	<li>So why 5 Clearers ?</li>
					     	<li>The Bank of England</li>
					     	<li>More about Clearing</li>
					     	<li>Unallocated Gold at the LBMA</li>
					     	<li>Allocated Gold at LBMA</li>
					     	<li>The Gold Fix</li>
					     	<li>Curiosities of the Gold Fix</li>
					     	<li>The London Good Delivery Bar</li>
					     	<li>Bar size, content and purity</li>
					     	<li>The Chain of Integrity</li>
					     	<li>Central Banks in the Spot Market</li>
					     	<li>Other ways of Buying Physical Gold</li>
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