Friday, January 28, 2011

Time to Buy Up gold amid the unrest in Egypt

Jan. 28 2011 | Discussing whether it's time to double up on gold amid the unrest in Egypt, with Daniel Goure, Lexington Institute, and Daniel Senor, Council on Foreign Relations.

Bob Chapman Friday Report: A Decade Of Progress Wiped Out By Financial Policy

ALEX JONES is the only person on this planet, that I can Trust To Say Trillion With A Straight Face, You Rock Alex, Those Elite on The 33rd Floor Watch the Door Doesnt Slam You In The Ass On The Way OuT . Alex Jones talks with Bob Chapman , publisher of the International Forecaster, makes his regular Friday appearance. Alex runs down the latest news and takes your calls.


There is nothing dumb about the financial media. They know exactly what they are doing. All they want to do is keep their jobs and in that process they sell out themselves, their families and friends, other people and their country. They know government statistics are bogus, but they won't report that, because if they did they will be discharged. There are two sets of alternative figures. One shows inflation at 6.75% and the other 8%. As we have reported before the PPI reflects 13-1/2% to 14%, so how can official inflation be 1.2%? If this is truly the case how can inflation be tame with food and energy prices going through the roof?

Bob Chapman: on the best country to relocate to

Bob Chapman : "Where is the best country to relocate to w/out the loss of liberties" 1/26/2011



How about the best state to bug out to.. I say Idaho, Alaska and Montana. Have your own ranch, water supply , garden and plenty of animals to hunt.Alpine, Wyoming... I went there once. It was nice. Western Montana is nice.

AT&T Shares Are Down 2% After Downgrade By Cowen & Co, UBS (T,AAPL)

AT&T (NYSE:T) shares are trading 1.99% lower at $27.58 after being cut to neutral from outperform at Cowen & Co. and to neutral from buy at UBS AG, according to a Bloomberg report.

The company is about to lose its exclusive hold on Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone in the U.S.

AT&T has a potential upside of 14% based on a current price of $27.57 and an average consensus analyst price target of $31.42.

Gold Can Still Hit $1,500 says Brian Hicks

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Brian Hicks, co-manager of the U.S. Global Investors Global Resources Fund, reveals why he thinks the bulk of the selling in gold is done



Gold -- is trying to avoid that psychologically important level at thirteen hundred dollars an ounce. Because gold indexed on the gold price up about seven dollars while the futures market is relatively flat. Joining me is Brian hicks -- manager of the US global investors (GROW) global resources finds. And Brian my biggest question is where are all -- safe haven buyers why isn't gold at 2030 dollars on -- Egypt's Middle East news.

Commodity Price Swings "Here to Stay," PepsiCo CEO Says - Shares Down 1.9%

PepsiCo (PEP) shares are down in step with the broader market while the company's CEO says commodity prices are likely to remain volatile for some time to come.

Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo CEO, said swings in the price of commodities are "here to stay," Bloomberg reported.

The volatility will come from growing demand in the Middle East and environmental shocks in various parts of the world, he said.

PepsiCo shares are down 1.9%, or $1.25, to $64.31.

Crude Oil Prices Surge on Unrest in Egypt

Crude oil futures soared to a record high since September 2009 on Friday on concerns that anti-government protests in Egypt would spread to other oil-producing countries in the Middle East.

Oil prices neared $90 a barrel at one point in the trading day, an increase of over 4%, before retreating in early afternoon trade. Oil for March delivery rose $3.70, or 4.3%, to settle at $89.34 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Linda Raschke, partner at FuturePath Trading, said, "The crisis in Egypt as well as the significance of a government shutting down the Internet for the entire country is causing major nervousness in market participants that have been long equities in front of the weekend."

Although Egypt is not a significant oil exporter, it is home to the Suez Canal, a major shipping channel between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimated that 1.8 million barrels of crude and refined petroleum passed through the Suez Canal per day in 2009.

In addition to pumping up oil prices, Egypt's unrest has driven investors to move away from equities toward the dollar, prompting stocks to fall and the greenback to gain.

Raschke noted that investor fears of regional instability could make crude oil a "major benefiting market."

Rich plan, poor plan by Robert Kiyosaki : emotional intelligence is more important than intellectual intelligence

Rich plan, poor plan by Robert Kiyosaki track 5
: emotional intelligence is more important than intellectual intelligence

Bob Chapman : war is a profitable business for governments

Anthony asks "Will the policy of Invasion and Occupation End?" 1/26/2011 Bob Chapman every Wednesday Night on The Collector's Coach Show...I feel like Bob Chapman is warning us in so many words....the financial floodgates are soon going to break apart, then who knows where the system will take us

Silver Price up, Silver Demand up, Violence Around the World, Food Prices up, Buy Silver.

Silver prices are up along with all commodities. Food inflation in the Middle East is resulting in protests in the region which may lead to governments collapsing. Egypt is in the midst of Revolution. Food prices around the world could lead to more Economic collapse. People in China and other eastern nations are buying silver to protect themselves against hyper inflation and currency debasement. We could have a Dollar collapse.

Demand for silver bullion is still strong. Traders are moving their money back into the precious metals, Gold and Silver. Compared to the end of last year silver bullion is relatively chea

Gold Selloff Completely Normal says Aaron Smith

Jan. 27 2011 | Gold's pull back offers good long-term buying opportunities, says Aaron Smith, managing director at Superfund Financial, talking to CNBC's Bernard Lo and Oriel Morrison. He believes gold is an alternative to cash and expects strong support for the metal between $1,280-$1,300.

BP Gulf Oil Spill : The story that everybody has been talking about -- Disturbing Test Results


Oil Spill Health Issues, KLFY, January 27, 2011: http://www.klfy.com/Global/story.asp?... [A] new report just out has revealed some very disturbing findings. ... A blood study that was conducted on four males ages 3 to 43 and one female age 38 in December of last year. Subra says the results of those tests have revealed elevated levels of six toxic and potentially life threatening chemicals associated with crude oil, most notably Ethylbenzene which has been linked to kidney damage and cancer. ... UL Lafayette Professor Paul Klerks is an expert in the environmental toxicology and he says the high levels of ethyl benzene found in human patients is alarming but he doesn't believe its reason to panic just yet. "This is potentially cause for concern, but it's a very small sample size of five so it's really hard to tell with just a small sample size what it means as whole." ... [Their] problems included everything from trouble breathing, and bleeding from the ears, to swelling of the limbs and blood in the stool. Some of the more unusual cases include a commercial diver who is plagued by mysterious rash and the three year son of a fisherman who is suffering from kidney stones.

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