Sunday, November 7, 2010
SILVER to $50 By 2012 Says Jim Turk
James Turk says SILVER will be at $30 by year's end 2010 and says he fully expects SILVER to reach $50 within two years. Then SILVER will finally enter "Stage 2" which GOLD now enjoys. At which point, it will be "the sky's the limit" for SILVER. Max Keiser tees up the JP Morgan fraud in the SILVER market. Alan Grayson interrogates on behalf of SILVER too. Finally, Rand Paul reminds us all why SILVER (and GOLD) will be needed in the days ahead.
Mike Maloney - Silver could hit $1,500/oz
StreetTV Interview with Mike Maloney. Silver could hit $1,500/oz
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Bob Chapman : with Drew Raines Nov 4 2010
Bob Chapman : with Drew Raines Nov 4 2010
Bob Chapman wrote on the International Forecaster of the 3rd November 2010 :"....As always bankers have been borrowing short to lend long, a sure recipe for disaster. That leads us to one of the greatest frauds of the century, the collapse of the real estate market and securitized mortgages. In order to survive banks are borrowing from the Fed at zero rates and lending back to them at 2-1/2%. No one says anything because no one wants the banks to fail. No matter what you call it the result is extending the debt timeline hoping something good will happen..." read more >>>>
Bob Chapman wrote on the International Forecaster of the 3rd November 2010 :"....As always bankers have been borrowing short to lend long, a sure recipe for disaster. That leads us to one of the greatest frauds of the century, the collapse of the real estate market and securitized mortgages. In order to survive banks are borrowing from the Fed at zero rates and lending back to them at 2-1/2%. No one says anything because no one wants the banks to fail. No matter what you call it the result is extending the debt timeline hoping something good will happen..." read more >>>>
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