Thursday, January 20, 2011

Bob Chapman....Gold, Silver and the Big Banks.....Radio Liberty......1-17-2011

Bob Chapman talks about gold and silver manipulation by the big banks.




Bob Chapman wrote on the International Forecaster of the 19th January 2011 :"...Problems are not confined to the US. Ireland, England and Greece are on the hot spot. The debt Ireland has guaranteed is colossal. It is 30% of GDP. It bails out not only Irish banks, but British, French and German banks as well. What a sellout. It is impossible to take 40% of tax revenues to pay down outrageous debt at 6% interest. Needless to say this is unsustainable and the result will show up in spring elections. We expect the new government to renege on the deal. This is worse than WWI German reparations. They must believe the Irish are stupid. Do not forget it was the Irish that saved civilization and all is not lost until the last nail is hammered into the coffin. Europe has no contingency plan and the Irish exiting the euro zone and perhaps the EU could be the start of an exodus. Very simply the arrangement, a Bilderberg sellout, will be history. The $100 billion owed to US banks and $200 billion owed to the Royal family will not be repaid. That means the CIA and MI6 will again infiltrate Ireland and try to turn it upside down. As we said, if Ireland refuses to be destroyed then all the other nations in trouble will do the same thing. It will all come just be patient....."

Gold: Investment vs. Physical Demand

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Nick Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, breaks down why Gold physical demand is outpacing investment demand and what a...



Gold break this trying to claw their way higher because gold index is on the spot rate at just over four dollars. Joining me of nick brooks had a recent investment strategy for ETF securities. And nick -- actually outperforming the futures price right now does that mean that the driver is actually physical demand not investment demand.

Why to be Bullish on US Dollar in 2011

Jan. 20 2011 | Why the dollar will rise in 2011, with Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk Mgmt.


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