Coach Talks: International Forecaster With Frank Underhill!
Bob Chapman wrote in the International forecaster of the 4th December 2010 :"....The failure of the international financial system and the inability of elitists to control it leave them open to loss and exposure of what they have been up too. Socialism in Europe was supposed to provide the gateway for a one-world government and banking system. It looks like their concept at least for now isn’t working out very well. In addition to trouble in banking and government the cost of maintaining the welfare state are now beyond Europe’s ability to pay. Demographics need to improve and that is not going to improve anytime soon. This factor alone guarantees the collapse of their welfare systems. The same is true for the US and Japan. In addition the German burden of carrying Europe cannot go on indefinitely, otherwise either German workers will revolt or Germany will financially collapse...."
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Silver demand is surging after QE3
Silver demand is surging after QE3 , silver at $30 today , should already be $80 with gold at these prices. No biggie because in a few years, we can see silver at $500. It really depends on the people, if they want it to be $500, we can get it done!!
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QE3,
Silver demand
Monday, December 6, 2010
Gold Price Hits High & Asia Cant Get Enough
Frank Holmes, chief executive officer of U.S. Global Investors, and Robert Robotti, president of Robotti & Company LLC, talk about the outlook for gold prices.
Holmes and Robotti also discuss oil and natural gas markets, and their investment strategies. They talk with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
Holmes and Robotti also discuss oil and natural gas markets, and their investment strategies. They talk with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Gold price
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