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March 25 - 29, 2010
Lecturer: Prof. Antal E. Fekete
Guest Lecturers: Sandeep Jaitly, Rudy Fritsch, Darryl Schoon, and Peter Van Coppenolle
The seminar is sponsored by the Gold Standard Institute (GSI). It will be held March 25-29, 2010, at the Martineum Academy in Szombathely, Hungary. The seminar will include 13 one-hour lectures, and there will be plenty of opportunity for discussion. Participants may also request private consulting, in which case an extra charge of EUR 250 per hour would apply for a minimum of a one-hour consultation.
The seminar will feature an update on the Gold Basis. Lecturer: Sandeep Jaitly, a member of GSI research team who will be a key officer of the Monsoon Fund, a unique gold fund trading the gold basis instead of the gold price. Please note that GSI is the only forum where you can learn about the basis. Information on the ba¬sis and its uses is generally not available to the public except at exorbitant private consul¬ting fees.
Another exclusive feature of this seminar is Peter Van Coppenolle’s presentation of an exclusive business idea turning the ridiculously undervalued “legal tender gold coins” to your advantage.
Professor Fekete will discuss the world’s nagging pension problem. “All hands to the pumps!
The pension funds are sinking!”
Registration Information:
The tuition fee for participation in Session II of the Gold Standard Institute is EUR 1000. This does include accommodation, breakfast and lunch every day. In addition to this, a closing banquet is also included in the fee. The participation fee does not include travel costs, nor the evening meals, but dinner is available on the premises at approx. EUR 8 for those who order it in advance. Also there are restaurants outside Martineum where you can sample traditional Hungarian cuisine.
Please note that there is an EUR 150 non-refundable pre-registration fee that will be credited toward the tuition fee. Please contact GSUL@t-online.hu to register.
In order to register, send us notice of your intention of attending to GSUL@t-online.hu, plus send the registration fee (pre-registration and/or registration) to the bank account as follows:
Method of Payment.
Erste Bank, Hauptstrasse 4, 8380 Jennersdorf, Austria
Account holder: Antal Fekete
Account number: 290-627-191/01
Swift code: GIBAATWW
IBAN number: AT372011129062719100
Please indicate your name and "GSI"
Travel Information. Szombathely is in the Western part of Hungary close to the Austrian border. Most of our previous participants from overseas arrived at Vienna International Airport. From the train station at the airport you can take a train to Szombathely, Hungary (with a possible transfer at Gyor). Alternatively, you may fly to Budapest and take a direct Intercity train from the railway station Budapest Keleti pályaudvar to Szombathely leaving every two hours. (Travel time is approx. 3 hours.)
If you arrive in Vienna, you may also rent a car (advance booking is recommended). The approx. distance from Vienna to Szombathely is 60 miles.
Information about Martineum Academy:
Address: 9700 Szombathely, Karmelita u. 1, Hungary
Telephone: +36 94 514-340
Fax: +36 94 514-341
e-mail: akademia@martineum.hu
Gold Standard Institute
Schedule for Session II
Martineum Academy, Szombathely, Hungary
March 25 - 29, 2010
Is the Global Financial Crisis Really Over?
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Thursday, March 25
| 9:30-10:00 |
Introduction |
Prof. Fekete |
| 10:30-1:00 |
Is the Global Financial Crisis Really Over? |
Prof. Fekete, Budapest, Hungary |
| 3:00-4:30 |
Continuation of the preceding lecture |
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Friday, March 26
| 9:30-11:00 |
The Giant Vampire Squid and its Reception in the East |
Darryl Schoon, USA |
| 11:30-1:00 |
Advanced Research on the Gold Basis |
Sandeep Jaitly, London, UK |
| 3:00-4:30 |
The Monsoon Fund |
Sandeep Jaitly, London, UK |
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Saturday, March 27
| 9:30-11:00 |
Pension Funds between Scylla and Charibdys |
Prof. Fekete, Budapest, Hungary |
| 11:30-1:00 |
Deflation and Your Pension (continuation of preceding lecture) |
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| 3:00-4:30 |
Restarting the Global Economy after the Evenutual Sudden Death of the Dollar |
Nathan Narusis, Canada |
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Sunday, March 28
| 9:30-11:00 |
Turning the Ridiculously Undervalued "Legal tender Gold Coins" to your Advantage |
Peter Van Coppenolle, Belgium |
| 11:30-1:00 |
Tax Consequence of Owning and Paying Wages with Legal Tender Gold Coins (Continuation of preceding lecture) |
Peter Van Coppenolle, Belgium |
| 3:00-4:30 |
Practical Examples to the Usage of the Previous Topic by an Entrepreneur |
Rudy Fritsch, Canada |
| 7:00 pm |
Banquet at the Martineum |
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Monday, March 29
| 9:30-11:00 |
Be Prepared!!! - Closing message |
Prof. Fekete, Budapest, Hungary |
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Professor Antal Fekete is an intellectual heavyweight who could probably solve almost any problem to
which he puts his mind. In mathematics, just one of his unpublished theories has the potential to solve
the coming bottleneck in computing power and artificial intelligence. Yet it is to the science of monetary
theory that the professor has devoted most of his thinking in the past few years, and we are all fortunate
that he has done so. Personally, I feel especially lucky to have had a chance to collaborate with him over
the past year or two, and I eagerly look forward to many years more.
I may only be exaggerating slightly when I say that the professor's exposition -- right in front of our
eyes -- of a unified economic and monetary theory may turn out to be as important scientifically as some
of the greatest discoveries in physics, chemistry or medicine. After attending the second Gold Standard
University Live session in Szombathely, Hungary, in August of 2007, I coined the phrase "prosperity theory"
in an attempt to capture the true meaning of Professor Fekete's work: nothing less than THE BLUEPRINT for
how society can have the best chance to prosper. This unified theory is so staggering in its importance
that I'm fairly certain people many centuries from now will look back at this period, and the professor's
work, as a "Golden Age" of monetary thinking. No, I did not take any drugs while writing this although
reading or listening to the professor's sage words can sometimes elicit some drug-like reactions!
I highly recommend that everyone attend as many of the professor's live seminars as possible because the
full effect of his greatness is best appreciated in person, especially for the layman. You never know, the
experience may turn out to be as priceless in retrospect as having attended a lecture by Adam Smith, Sir
Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein before they were recognized for their greatness. Whether you get a chance
to catch the professor live or not, all of his writings are must reading for the serious student of money,
gold, finance and economics.
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