Don's Blog
Select from the list the article of your interest. These columns are the opinions of Don Stott, the founder of Colorado Gold. They are not meant to be seen as the opinions or directives of Colorado Gold, Inc.
Martin Luther King
Actually, Martin Luther King Day, is, as far as I know, the only federal holiday not concerned with a president or a holiday such as Thanksgiving or the 4th of July. I resent that, as do a lot of other people, even such as...
Japan's Lost 30 Years
A major article in January 2nd Journal is headlined just that. “Japan’s Lost 30 Years Give Pause to Those Looking at The U.S.” A picture showing dejected Japanese is sad, and an accompanying graph...
Gold Prediction
I don’t make predictions, as I have written over and over again, but a six column, half page piece in the Journal (Wall Street) last week, complete with graphs, is headlined “GOLD IS HEADED FOR ITS BEST YEAR SINCE...
Four of a Kind
I recently picked up a book at a yard sale by and about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. It’s a good read throughout, but close to the end, when he was nominated for the Supreme Court, it was horrible what he...
Where did the Money Go?
It seems as though trillions of paper currencies around the world have simply disappeared. Euros, dollars, pesos, etc, by the hundreds of millions have vanished. Governments are madly printing more to replace the...
Column by Wayne Allyn Root
Me forwarding someone else's column is rare, but this one is so pertinent with current nonsense perpetrated by the Democrats, that it needs to be read, and for you readers to forward it everywhere. - Don Stott...
Negative Interest?
Negative interest? Never heard of it? Sounds strange? A negative interest rate at a bank or institution, means simply that there is a charge for you to deposit your dollars in such a place. You get no...
How Silver Bought Drugs
Silver may buy drugs now, however this is not about 2019, but a time beginning over a hundred years ago. It concerned China during the Qing Dynasty, which ran from the mid 1800’s to 1911. 72 years earlier, in...
How Could Trump Lose?
The radical left, and for that matter the entire Democratic Party, have pulled out all the stops to remove Donald Trump from office. They have used fake news constantly, the Mueller Report, and now are trying to impeach...
Little Orphan Annie
I am reminded of the fact that “The Wizard of Oz” had political meanings, as I wrote in the past, but that a comic strip also was based on the artist-creator’s politics also, and that was “Little Orphan...
11/11/11
A simple murder started one of the greatest wars in history. World War one began as follows, and if you have never heard about the total absurdity of it all, here’s a brief synopsis. On June 14, 1914, Austrian...
Musical Chairs
A few years ago, in a column I mentioned ‘musical chairs,’ and compared them to paper currencies which have quickly gone down so quickly, that it was impossible to protect one’s self from them. In the game...
Speed Limits
The concept of a maximum speed limit on a highway has always fascinated me. Since everyone on the road has different capabilities and drives a vehicle with different safety and efficiency characteristics, how can the...
The Statue of Liberty
On December 23, 1667, a 14.717 acre Island in New York Harbor was sold to Isaac Bedloe. In 1732, his estate sold it to the U.S. Government for an undisclosed price. The island had always been called “Oyster...
Dollar Doomed?
On and on it goes: It’s not difficult to find a site on the internet which will groan and swear that the U.S. economy and dollar is trash, and within a few weeks or months, it’ll all be over. As a WWII...
Smoot-Hawley
On June 17, 1930, President Herbert Hoover signed into law, the Smoot-Hawley tariff, which raised import duties an average of 59% on more than 25,000 agricultural commodities and manufactured goods. Remember, a year...
Gee! If We'd Just Known!
There was supposed to be a GCR (global currency reset) within a few days, and it was supposed to begin last Friday! The dollar index was going to drop a hundred points, and eventually lose 50% of its value. And...
Poor Argentina
The Argentina peso currently is 1.7 cents to the dollar, a fraction of most of its former value over the years. Argentines use the peso for so called ‘basic transactions,’ still, but the dollar is the real...
MYOB
The current question it seems, is if we will go to war with Iran, which is so dumb as to wonder if there is any sanity in that capital of insanity, Washington D.C. The following are quotes from a book I wrote over 30 years...
Railroad Money
The dollar bill has been written and produced by various entities over the years, but especially by railroads in the mid 1800’s. A ‘dollar bill’ back in the days when many steam locomotives burned wood...
