Monday, November 1, 2010
Bob Chapman on Goldseek Radio 29 October 2010
Bob Chapman on Goldseek Radio 29 October 2010
Bob Chapman wrote on the International Forecaster of the 27th October 2010 : "....We have seen the Fed subtly inject money and credit into the system since early June. That is five months of deception. Easing is obviously here to stay. Mr. Geithner requested certain caps on trade surpluses by not allowing them in excess of 4% of FGDP, which was shunted aside. This is a request for a soviet style command economy. Just another wacky idea. This means the only avenue left is an increase of $8 trillion in QE2. A deliberate reduction in the value of the dollar, zero interest rates, double-digit fiscal deficits and inflation and massive monetization of fiscal debt. That means real trouble for dollar holders. It is no wonder that countries are already erecting barriers to dollar investment in their countries by taxing incoming dollar investments. There has been little productive investment to rebalance a maladjusted economy. How can there ever be rebalancing without tariffs on goods and services. This is what free trade, globalization, offshoring and outsourcing have brought us. Yes, the US is a basket case when we are looking at a possible $500 billion current account deficit this year. This is the result of policies that has all the earmarks of a banana republic. That result has been followed to enrich transnational conglomerates. How can you compete when you have de-industrialized and put 8.5 million people out of work?...."
Bob Chapman wrote on the International Forecaster of the 27th October 2010 : "....We have seen the Fed subtly inject money and credit into the system since early June. That is five months of deception. Easing is obviously here to stay. Mr. Geithner requested certain caps on trade surpluses by not allowing them in excess of 4% of FGDP, which was shunted aside. This is a request for a soviet style command economy. Just another wacky idea. This means the only avenue left is an increase of $8 trillion in QE2. A deliberate reduction in the value of the dollar, zero interest rates, double-digit fiscal deficits and inflation and massive monetization of fiscal debt. That means real trouble for dollar holders. It is no wonder that countries are already erecting barriers to dollar investment in their countries by taxing incoming dollar investments. There has been little productive investment to rebalance a maladjusted economy. How can there ever be rebalancing without tariffs on goods and services. This is what free trade, globalization, offshoring and outsourcing have brought us. Yes, the US is a basket case when we are looking at a possible $500 billion current account deficit this year. This is the result of policies that has all the earmarks of a banana republic. That result has been followed to enrich transnational conglomerates. How can you compete when you have de-industrialized and put 8.5 million people out of work?...."
Rich Dad Silver- Forecast To Silver Prices with Mike Maloney
March 31 (Bloomberg) -- Rich Dad's Michael Maloney, author of "Rich Dad's Guide to Investing in Gold & Silver," talks with Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin about his upcoming forecast for silver and gold prices .
Mike Maloney says $100/oz for Silver is a reasonable price, and would still be a bargain.
Mike Maloney says $100/oz for Silver is a reasonable price, and would still be a bargain.
Robert Kiyosaki Guide To Investing
Robert Kiyosaki, along with friend, and author of the Rich Dad Advisor Book, Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver, Mike Maloney, explains why gold and silver are vital investments for todays economy.
Mike Maloney, Rich Dad Advisor - Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver
Mike Maloney, Rich Dad Advisor - Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver
The Silver Shortage Will Come - Israel Friedman
Based on the supply and demand situation of silver, it's only a question of time when a silver shortage will come. Nobody can predict exactly when this is going to happen, but we have more and more signs that those who control the price of silver are sweating to balance the supply.
The biggest question I have is, will the shorts be successful to cover their short position on time? Right now the CFTC seems to want to force all the manipulators to get in line by making them obey new rules of position limits, but I feel that the banks who are the big shorts will be exempt. Mr. Butler thinks that the CFTC will do the right thing, but I am skeptical. We argue about this a lot, as we both have strong opinions
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The biggest question I have is, will the shorts be successful to cover their short position on time? Right now the CFTC seems to want to force all the manipulators to get in line by making them obey new rules of position limits, but I feel that the banks who are the big shorts will be exempt. Mr. Butler thinks that the CFTC will do the right thing, but I am skeptical. We argue about this a lot, as we both have strong opinions
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MAJOR fraud in the silver market, JPM & HSBC sued for manipulation
MAJOR fraud in the silver market, JPM & HSBC sued for manipulation The Truth About Markets -- 30 October 2010
Max Keiser, Stacy Herbert
Max Keiser, Stacy Herbert
Silver to Gold Ratio 1883 to Present - Bullion
Silver Gold ratio - presented through yearly averages of the silver:gold relationship
Cash Flow Game : Rich Dad Poor Dad
Cashflow the E-Game is the electornic version of the cardboard Cashflow game
15M Mortgages Underwater
FNC legal analyst Bob Massi discusses why millions of Americans can't afford their homes.
Graham Briggs, Gold Prices & Production
Graham Briggs, chief executive officer of Harmony Gold Mining Ltd., talks about the outlook for gold prices and production.
Production at Africa's third-largest gold producer for the three months through September fell 2.9 percent to 336,650 ounces, in line with the company's own guidance. Briggs speaks from Johannesburg with Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "On The Move." (Source: Bloomberg)
Production at Africa's third-largest gold producer for the three months through September fell 2.9 percent to 336,650 ounces, in line with the company's own guidance. Briggs speaks from Johannesburg with Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "On The Move." (Source: Bloomberg)
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