GOLD & SILVER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX - Mike Maloney & David Morgan In Las Vegas Episode 3 features David Morgan's thoughts on how physical gold and silver are the only asset class that exist outside the matrix of our financial system. http://www.wealthcycles.com
"If you go to a shop in China, they will laugh at you if you try to offer US dollars for payment.
"You know what for 6000 years silver and gold have been money"
Huge points in this video...
1. Wait for silver to buy you more stuff than it does today. That is a 100% absolute.
2. Everyone who is accepting paper as final payment of services will feel the pain once faith is lost in the confidence game of money from debt that people are not paying except for those that can go into more debt.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Crude Oil Gains Moderating After Domestic Inventories Rise Less Than Expected
"Crude oil for March delivery is closing in on $88 a barrel after getting some lift from the latest report on domestic oil stockpiles, which rose less than expected for the week ended Feb. 4.
The Energy Information Administration reported a 1.9-million-barrel gain in crude inventories, short of the 2.4-million-barrel increase forecast by analysts polled by Platt's, which tracks oil markets.
Gasoline supplies also gained 4.7 million barrels for the week, topping analysts who were looking for a consensus gain of 3.1 million barrels. Distillates, which include heating oil and diesel, gained 300,000 barrels, while analysts were looking for a decline of 1.4 million barrels. Crude was already moving higher ahead of the report trading at around $87.23 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after a report that Saudi Arabian crude reserves might not be as ample as previously reported.
Crude gains are moderating since the EIA report was released, with light sweet crude up 36 cents at $87.30 a barrel on the NYMEX.
The United States Oil exchange traded fund (USO) is trading at $36.48, down 16 cents, or 0.44%.
The Energy Information Administration reported a 1.9-million-barrel gain in crude inventories, short of the 2.4-million-barrel increase forecast by analysts polled by Platt's, which tracks oil markets.
Gasoline supplies also gained 4.7 million barrels for the week, topping analysts who were looking for a consensus gain of 3.1 million barrels. Distillates, which include heating oil and diesel, gained 300,000 barrels, while analysts were looking for a decline of 1.4 million barrels. Crude was already moving higher ahead of the report trading at around $87.23 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after a report that Saudi Arabian crude reserves might not be as ample as previously reported.
Crude gains are moderating since the EIA report was released, with light sweet crude up 36 cents at $87.30 a barrel on the NYMEX.
The United States Oil exchange traded fund (USO) is trading at $36.48, down 16 cents, or 0.44%.
Gold vs. Industrial Metals
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Daniel Wills, senior analyst at ETF Securities, reveals which is more popular right now for investors gold or riskier metals like platinum and palladium.
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