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While Wall Street hangs on every word from the Federal Reserve, the real economy tells a very different story. Thomas Bachheimer examines how financial markets have stopped analysing companies and started analysing central bankers — and what that means for gold, debt, and the future of the monetary system.

As the global gold market shifts eastward, Hong Kong and Dubai are emerging as pivotal hubs for physical gold trading, storage and settlement. This article examines the changing market landscape and why Seaside Precious Metals established a presence in both financial centres.

In this video, Thomas Bachheimer looks at the growing price gap between the Shanghai silver market and the US/COMEX price — and explains why this is much more than a simple arbitrage opportunity. Is China paying more because it needs real physical silver for solar panels, electronics, electric vehicles and strategic industry? Is the West still trapped in a paper-price illusion?

A very interesting interview with our good friend Paul, where he and Ken discuss the rollout of a major development in the gold market and its far-reaching implications for a sector undergoing a significant transformation. Hong Kong is emerging as a major new hub for gold trading and infrastructure. Watch the interview now to learn why this development matters and what it could mean for the future of the global gold market.

China is quietly building a new gold infrastructure. While the West focuses on the gold price, the foundations for an alternative gold order are being laid in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen. In this interview, Thomas Bachheimer discusses what these developments could mean for the US dollar and the global gold market. The interview is in German. English subtitles (and other languages) can be activated.

In this fascinating conversation, geopolitical analyst Paul from Sirius Report reveals why the world is steadily moving away from the US dollar and why gold is becoming the reserve asset of choice for central banks across the globe. From Hong Kong and Dubai to Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, and Russia, a new gold-based trading, clearing, and vaulting network is emerging before our eyes.

Is the biggest IPO in history about to launch or are we witnessing Wall Street's final grand distribution event? In this video, Thomas Bachheimer examines why many of history's largest IPOs were launched near major market peaks. rom Blackstone and Glencore to Saudi Aramco, record-breaking offerings have often been followed by significant market corrections.

While Europeans debate ETFs and digital currencies, millions of Chinese are quietly buying physical gold. The Seaside Precious Metals team visits Shenzhen's legendary gold markets to discover why young Chinese are accumulating gold and why the global precious metals market is shifting from West to East. The future of gold is not being written in London or New York — it is being written in China.

In this video, Thomas Bachheimer explains why the recent collapse may have far more to do with Wall Street's obsession with the Federal Reserve than with gold itself. Gold has officially entered a bear market. Prices have fallen nearly 20% from their highs, analysts are calling it a bloodbath, and many investors are asking the same question: Is the great gold bull market finally over?

In this fascinating conversation, geopolitical analyst Paul from Sirius Report reveals why the world is steadily moving away from the US dollar and why gold is becoming the reserve asset of choice for central banks across the globe. From Hong Kong and Dubai to Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, and Russia, a new gold-based trading, clearing, and vaulting network is emerging before our eyes.

Is the biggest IPO in history about to launch or are we witnessing Wall Street's final grand distribution event? In this video, Thomas Bachheimer examines why many of history's largest IPOs were launched near major market peaks. rom Blackstone and Glencore to Saudi Aramco, record-breaking offerings have often been followed by significant market corrections.

While Europeans debate ETFs and digital currencies, millions of Chinese are quietly buying physical gold. The Seaside Precious Metals team visits Shenzhen's legendary gold markets to discover why young Chinese are accumulating gold and why the global precious metals market is shifting from West to East. The future of gold is not being written in London or New York — it is being written in China.