Friday, September 18, 2009

PARTY TIME FOR GOLD and SILVER Bob Chapman gold forecast 2010

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Bob Chapman on DISCOUNT GOLD AND SILVER aired 09/16/09



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A good part of money and credit injections have been into world stock markets

G-20 members that are flooding the markets with money and credit think they are doing a great thing saving us

Dodge the Coming Inflation Bubble

Bob Chapman
The International Forecaster
September 18, 2009

What do you do after you have zero interest rates and you have flooded the world with money and credit? The answer is you attempt to fight off higher interest rates and see if you can dodge the inflation bubble that follows. The commitment for this current fiasco to save the world’s Illuminist banks has already caused an official debt responsibility for the US of more than $23 trillion of about 40% of world GDP. That is staggering and it is official. We wonder what the real figure is? It is also wise to remember that the Federal Reserve, and other reserve banks worldwide, all international, are responsible for the carnage we are witnessing.

The public is now paying for their gambling and corruption as central banks, who started this scam, transfer the debt to the taxpayers by buying up toxic garbage, guaranteeing losses and making sure none of the key Illuminist banks don’t go under. The Fed, privately owned, won’t let us look at their books, so we can tell what they are paying for these almost worthless assets. We are told it is a state secret.

There have been some salutary affects, but they are only transitory. As we can see the pace of job losses has slowed and will slow over the next year in anticipation of elections. About 80% of the stimulus package hits before the next election. There will be a slight increase in production and some inventory building. The real question is what will the Fed, government, Wall Street and banking due for an encore? They will most likely demand another stimulus package of some $2 trillion; keep zero interest rates and perhaps go to negative rates and continue to increase M3, money and credit, by 14%. That will neutralize the undertow of deflation and cause higher inflation. This game could last for a few more years, but one thing is for sure, many more are discovering what the game is and they are flocking to gold and silver in a flight to quality to preserve their wealth. If you have any doubts our Treasury Secretary, Mr. Geither, has recently told us the same plan of easing is in effect. The manipulation and losses in fixed assets will continue. The underlying deflation will not go away. The remedy more money and credit and low interest rates will prevail. The manipulation of markets will continue; world monetization is going on full bore not only in the US but in the UK, China, Japan and many other countries as well. They are all working together to bring down the world financial system when it pleases them to institute world government.

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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Ted Butler on Gold Silver and the Metals Market

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Gold above $1023 an ounce as the dollar plunges

Gold futures rally above $1,023/oz as dollar weakens


By Polya Lesova, MarketWatch

FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures rallied above $1,023 an ounce on Wednesday, as the U.S. dollar weakened against major currencies, boosting the appeal of the precious metal.

Gold for December delivery rose to an intraday high of $1,023.30 an ounce in electronic trading on Globex.

The contract was recently up $12, or 1.2%, to $1,018.30 an ounce. December gold is not the front-month contract, but it's the most actively traded contract.

The record intraday price for a front-month gold contract is $1,033.90 an ounce set on March 17, 2008.

"The catalyst for the rally was the weak dollar," wrote analysts at Commerzbank in a note to clients.

The proximity of the all-time high "is increasingly attracting investors to the gold market, reflected in the sharp rise of speculative net-long positions and the recent inflows into the gold ETFs," they said.

Wednesday's U.S. inflation data could provide further support, they added.

Economic data due Wednesday includes August consumer prices at 8:30 a.m. Eastern, and industrial production at 9:15 a.m., along with the NAHB housing market survey for September at 1 p.m.

U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher start on Wednesday with a focus on the economy after upbeat talk from U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

Other precious metals also gained, with December silver futures rising 1.9%.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Get out of the stock and bond markets except for gold and silver shares

Bob Chapman writes in his latest The International Forecaster under the title :

" Get out of the stock and bond markets except for gold and silver shares. Terminate cash value life insurance policies and annuities; they invest in the stock market. Although mutual life companies have to invest in bonds. If you have to have some of your assets in cash, own treasuries from Canada, Switzerland or Norway. We are embarking on one of the most unusual times in investing history. Only 10 to 15 percent of investors will participate, the rest will lose 60 to 90 percent of their assets, their wealth. Don’t you be one of those losers. Don’t forget the elitists cannot print gold and gold is debt free. For 6,000 years it has been the only real currency. Gold and silver’s fundamentals are overwhelming. The supply is limited and production is falling and will continue to fall for years to come. Governmental and central bank debt is increasing exponentially and that is destroying the value of all currencies versus gold. Major nations are now aggressive major gold buyers. Gold and silver are going higher. Do not miss the opportunity to protect your wealth and perhaps to become very wealthy.

Our estimate of real unemployment, U6 minus the Birth/Death ratio, is 21% or 30 million people unemployed or employed part-time. If you include dependents that affects some 100 of 300 million Americans. In part as a result, yoy there has been 126,000 bankruptcies up 34%. That 9.7% unemployment just doesn’t tell the entire story. We continue to see energy and commodity inflation, which translates into higher prices, which are aggravated by lower wages. About a year from now, in the absence of further stimulus or increased bank lending, unemployment will rise to over 30%. That will lead to major economic, financial and social problems the likes of which no modern economy has ever seen. Residential and commercial real estate have 20 to 30 percent downside left depending on the market region and 25%, soon to be 50%, of US mortgages are currently underwater and 50% of mortgages will be in negative equity within a year. That is when Americans will finally realize their country is bankrupt. The FDIC and mortgage lenders are broke along with 50% of the population. Over the next three years between 3,200 and 4,200 banks will go under and the Fed will create $23 to $60 trillion to bail out the mess. Either that or your savings deposits will go up in smoke. We have $1.3 quadrillion in derivatives to be settled. If only 5% fail the financial system collapses. Banks are still leveraged 5 times deposits and carrying massive losses on their books. "

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Saturday, September 12, 2009

Dollar Collapsing Gold Soaring Are The Gold Bugs Finally Right

For longer than anyone can remember, gold bugs have been predicting the demise of paper-based currencies and the rise of their favorite yellow metal. Yesterday, gold cracked $1,000 per ounce, a level it has broken only briefly in the past. And the dollar continued its collapse. So are the gold bugs finally right? Should you swap all your dollars for gold dust and stash it in a safe-deposit box (maybe picking up some guns and cat food while you\'re at it)?
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Few rule changes in Wall Street

Sep. 10 - The financial crisis prompted policymakers to vowing that they will mend the system so it never happens again, but most reforms are still a work in progress.

SOUNDBITES:

  • Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd
  • Morris Goldstein is with the Peterson Institute of International Economics
  • Miya MacGuiness of the New America Foundation

    Deborah Lutterbeck reports.


  • Friday, September 11, 2009

    Qatar drowning in petro-dollars

    The Gulf state of Qatar is rich in oil and gas and has a small population.

    While the country's oil revenues give citizens generous benefits, analysts say the petro-dollars are not necessarily a blessing.

    Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston, reporting from the capital, Doha, explains why an economy based almost entirely on income from oil and gas is not without its drawbacks.
    This week we ask if the US can afford widespread healthcare reform, analyse the high hopes for Dubai's new
    metro system, and at the paradox of oil wealth.

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    The Canadian Dollar the Loonie is soaring

    Bank of Canada Sees Loonie Risk (Bloomberg News)
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    Local Currencies instead of the US Dollar

    BJ Lawson (who was called "Ron Paul Jr." during his campaign for Congress) joined Susan Witt on Fox Business to talk about their interesting work with local currencies, the PLENTY and the BerkShare
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    Foreclosures on the Rise

    Foreclosures were essentially flat in August, but the devil is in the details, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.












    Thursday, September 10, 2009

    Chinese Default on Gold Silver COMEX Positions Worries Foreign Banks

    Chinese Defaults Worry Foreign Banks

    From Bob Chapman 's The International Forecaster Weekly Newsletter:
    China has opened up gold to its public to allow them to protect their wealth, America discourages public investment in gold, China may back out of derivative contracts, traps and uncertainty remain for any actions, Turn your ETF into physical now,

    In 2009, China opened up various exchanges for investment in both gold and silver to the Chinese public, who previously were not allowed to invest in gold and silver. The opening of silver exchanges to the Chinese public is the most recent development and was accompanied by a ban on silver exports. The Chinese government is actively touting both gold and silver as an investment to the Chinese public, and with good reason. The yuan, like the dollar and virtually all other paper currencies, with the exception of the euro, are one hundred percent fiat currencies backed by absolutely nothing but government promises which aren't worth the powder to blow them to hell. Even the euro's gold backing is pathetic at best. Initially it was a respectable 15%, but the backing is probably now about half of that due to Washington Agreement gold sales and surreptitious gold leasing.

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    Russia becomes world biggest oil producer surpassing Saudi Arabia

    Russia becomes world's biggest oil producer - 09 Sept 09


    For decades the world's major oil producers have tried to control prices by cutting or raising supplies, which relied on all of them sticking to agreed quotas.

    But unity amongst oil-rich nations appears to be crumbling.

    Now Russia has just overtaken Saudi Arabia as the world's biggest producer and it's done it by failing to keep its promise to slow down production.

    Neave Barker reports from Moscow.
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    Wednesday, September 9, 2009

    Bob Chapman on Gold Silver China Dollar collapse and much more

    Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson understood "The Monster". But to most Americans today, Federal Reserve is just a name on the dollar bill. They have no idea of what the central bank does to the economy, or to their own economic lives; of how and why it was founded and operates; or of the sound money and banking that could end the statism, inflation, and business cycles that the Fed generates.

    Dedicated to Murray N. Rothbard, steeped in American history and Austrian economics, and featuring Ron Paul, Joseph Salerno, Hans Hoppe, and Lew Rockwell, this extraordinary new film is the clearest, most compelling explanation ever offered of the Fed, and why curbing it must be our first priority.

    Alan Greenspan is not, we're told, happy about this 42-minute blockbuster. Watch it, and you'll understand why. This is economics and history as they are meant to be: fascinating, informative, and motivating. This movie could change America.
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    Mortgage Rates Near Record Lows

    Freddie Mac reports the 30-year fixed rate has dropped to 5.08%.
    Low mortgage rates encourage homeowners to refinance and first time buyers to take the
    The bond market has ignited a spike in mortgage rates and that could snuff out the recent increase in home sales. - Freddie Mac reports the 30-year fixed rate has dropped to 5.08%.
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    Potential buyers got some extra motivation on Tuesday when mortgage interest rates dropped another half percent. Priya David reports.

    credit card rates raise

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    There are reasons which make credit card interest rates so high. High credit card interest rates make having this kind of debt a bad idea especially if it compounds very quickly after we bought things that quickly lose their value.

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    How to Buy Stocks Without a Broker .Stock Investment Tips

    Buying stocks without a broker is a simple process done by going through the company's Web site and signing up for an account online. Purchase stocks or a dividend reinvestment plan with insight from an experienced financial specialist in this free video on investing.
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    Dollar Falls to 2009 Low Sep. 09 2009

    The Currency Report - U.S. Dollar

    Dollar Falls to 2009 Low (Bloomberg News) « Less
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    Gold pulled back from a sharp rally that sent its price well above $1,000

    By: Reuters

    Gold pulled back from a sharp rally that sent its price well above $1,000.

    AP

    Precious metals silver and palladium also had ventured to 2009 highs, as some investors concluded that measures taken by governments to boost credit and revive growth prospects were gaining traction source CNBC
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    First Home Owners Grant Boost in Australia

    Federal Shadow Minister for Housing and Local Government, Scott Morrison appears on Ten News to warns about rising interest rates caused by the Rudd Government's reckless spending.
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    Is it the end for the Dollar ?

    Dollar Dethroned?


    Debating whether the dollar could be dethroned, with Steve Forbes, Forbes; David Gilmore, Foreign Exchange Analytics; and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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    Tuesday, September 8, 2009

    Gold Futures Hit $1,000 An Ounce for the first time in 6 Months . Bloomberg

    Gold Hits $1,000 An Ounce


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    Gold hits $1,000 an ounce for the first time in six months and for the fourth time in history , Gold futures cracked the $1,000 level in Asian trading, as doubts about the U.S. dollar's strength and global economic recovery resurfaced.
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    Is Peak Oil Real ?

    September 2006
    Is the age of cheap oil about to come to an end? According to many experts, we are about to reach the point of "peak oil" -- the level at which supply can no longer keep up with demand. This, say the doomsayers, could send economies spinning into turmoil and up-end our comfortable, urban lifestyles. But others claim predictions like this are simply scaremongering. They believe supply will match demand for decades to come. So who's telling the truth? 'Peak Oil' investigates.

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    What is a Bond? The Stock Market for Beginners

    Bonds are pieces of debt of companies or governments and this brief video details further what a bond is.

    Everyone should know what a stock and a bond are - this video gives a quick intro to that. What stocks and bonds are has a lot to do with how providers of capital interact with users of capital (through equity (which includes stocks for many large companies)) and debt (which includes bonds for many large users of capital).
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    Gold Hits $1000, Dollar Weak, Investors Seek Refuge


    By: Reuters

    Gold powered through the $1,000 per ounce psychological barrier on Tuesday, carried by a wave of pent-up technical momentum and dollar weakness, with some analysts eyeing last year's record high at $1,030.80.

    Some investors were also seeing gold as a caveat to stock market bullishness as they fret about the result of central banks and governments pumping billions of dollars into banking systems to boost growth.

    Spot gold rose as high as $1,007.45 an ounce, its highest since March 2008, when bullion touched a record high at $1,030.80 an ounce.

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    Monday, September 7, 2009

    Understanding Stock Trading Technical Analysis Tutorial

    Zecco, which provides Free Online Stock Trades through Zecco Trading, has created a series of video tutorials to help improve your understanding of stock trading. This video covers technical stock analysis, including technical indicators, investing education, using technical indicators like MACD, Mac-D, volume, and stochastic.
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    Bet on the Euro Rising to $1.47 dollars says Hellemeyer

    More turmoils in the Currency front for the US if the monetary and structural problems of America are not addressed


    America seems still in recession while the rest of the world seems to be pulling out it quicker the dollar may collapse as a result of US economic policies once the solidarity amongst the G20 members evaporates especially from China and Russia which has the third largest foreign currency reserve in the world mostly in US dollars says Folker Hellmeyer i the chief analyst at Landesbank Kreditanstin from Bremer Germany , he talks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat about the outlook for the dollar. Hellmeyer says the Euro will soon reach $1.47 as Europe shows signs of recovery especially Germany and France while USA is still suffering from a large deficit and structural imbalances that if not addressed could have the dollar as the victim of these policies says Hellmeyer he agrees on this with re known economist Nouriel Roubini . Hellmeyer speaks from Bremen, Germany.


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    Credit Card Reform Law takes place

    Consumer Gains on Credit-Card Law Pared by Rate Hikes


    By Jeff Plungis

    Aug. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Americans with the best credit may be hurt the most as the first phase of a credit card reform law takes effect tomorrow, said Schwark Satyavolu, founder of a card-comparison Web site.

    Lenders are raising rates across the board, according to Satyavolu, president and co-founder of BillShrink.com, which compares terms offered to consumers for credit cards, mobile phones and gasoline. The company says the average lowest card rate is about 11.25 percent, up from 8.85 percent in January. The average for less credit-worthy customers rose to 15.75 percent in July, from 13.75 percent in January.

    Banks are setting the bar high enough so they’ll only go down from here,” Satyavolu said.

    The law gives cardholders some of the tools Congress promised to exercise more control over their accounts. They’ll have 45 days to reject proposed rate increases and they’ll have the option of paying off their existing balances at the current rates over a period of at least five years. Companies will have to mail bills 21 days before the due date, up from 14 days.

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    US Mortgage Rates Fall to 5.08% Freddie Mac Says

    US Mortgage Rates Fall to 5.08% Freddie Mac Says

    By Brian Louis

    Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed U.S. home loans fell this week, reducing borrowing costs for buyers amid signs the U.S. housing market is stabilizing.

    The average 30-year rate fell to 5.08 percent from 5.14 percent, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac of McLean, Virginia, said today in a statement. The 15-year rate was 4.54 percent.

    “The drop in mortgage rates is probably a function of the longer-term Treasuries coming down a bit,” said George Mokrzan, senior economist at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio. “That’s a good thing. That should help to further support housing markets and give a little bit more support to that early stage of recovery.”

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    Aussie and Kiwi Dollars Near One Year High After G20 Meeting


    Australian, N.Z. Dollars Near One-Year High After G-20 Meeting

    By Candice Zachariahs

    Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) The Australian and New Zealand dollars traded near the strongest levels in a year as the Group of 20’s pledge to maintain economic stimulus boosted demand for higher-yielding assets.

    The currencies extended last week’s gain versus the greenback after reports showed Australia’s building industry shrank at a slower pace and house prices in New Zealand climbed for a fourth month. Australia’s dollar advanced for a fourth day versus the yen after an industry report showed job vacancies rose in August for the first time in 16 months.

    “The market has taken a little comfort from the strength with which the commitment to keeping the stimulus in place was talked about,” John Horner, a foreign-exchange strategist at Deutsche Bank AG in Sydney, said in a Bloomberg Television interview. “That’s going to underpin risk currencies like the Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar.”

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    Oil Prices continue to fall

    Oil falls as unemployment rises


    Outlook For Oil Prices
    Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil traded near $68 a barrel on speculation OPEC will maintain curbs on output as supplies stay ample at the end of the U.S. peak summer demand season.
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    Great Opportunities in Emerging Market Bonds


    Emerging Market Bonds

    Bloomberg

    Many of the emerging market countries, particularly in Latin America and Asia do not have the same level of leverage in their banking system. (Taking Stock)

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    Sunday, September 6, 2009

    Dave Skarica on Gold Silver Natural Gas and Commodities

    Silver will continue to outperform Gold


    Dave Skarica talks with us about Gold, the Gold Stocks, Silver, Natural Gas and Commodities.
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    Bob Chapman On Swine Flu Shot Goldman Sachs Gold and Silver and the Dollar

    Bob Chapman on The Green T Hour Sept 4 2009


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    The dollar dropped against most of the major currencies


    Dollar Falls on Bets Investors Seek Higher Yields as G-20 Meets


    By Oliver Biggadike and Ye Xie

    Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar dropped against most of its major counterparts on speculation investors betting on a quick recovery in the global economy bought higher-yielding assets as Group of 20 finance ministers convened.

    The Brazilian real and South African rand posted the biggest advances against the greenback among the most-traded currencies this week
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    Oil could hit $300 a barrel says Pickens

    Oil tycoon and author of The Pickens Plan , Boone Pickens speaks about Oil , the Current commodities rally , cash for clunkers for coal plans , natural gas 18 wheelers and much more ...etc..
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    Saturday, September 5, 2009

    Speculators Dominate Interest in Oil Futures

    Interview with Amy Myers Jaffe of Rice University Baker Institute
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    The Midas Touch on Investing in Gold


    Should you buy in this GOLD Rush ?


    Tom Pawlicki, of MF Global, and Damon Vickers, of Nine Points Capital Partners, share their best gold plays.
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    Fairy Tales of Recovery, Reality of More Failures



    Bob Chapman
    The International Forecaster
    September 3, 2009

    The Illuminists are desperate. They are appealing the Bloomberg directive to reveal who received funding to keep from going bankrupt from the Federal Reserve.

    In addition HR 1207 will pass in the House this month. The question is in what form. No matter what happens the Illuminati knows we are hot on their trail. They have to do everything possible to end the depression, or go for broke.

    Thus far there has been little recovery even with an official $23.7 trillion committed by the Treasury and the Fed. This number alone shows you how serious this situation is. The banking sector is still broke and is using TARP funds to buy out failing smaller banks. The residential TARP funds returned will go toward helping bail out the collapsing commercial real estate industry. Quantitative easing has not worked, nor has TARP and the endless stream of money from TALF. We are anxious to see if the FASB sticks to its guns and demands mark-to-market accounting. That will pull the cover off of the fraud known as mark-to-model, which really is mark to whatever you want it to be. As you can now see this is a much deeper problem than a subprime problem. That just triggered events. As we pointed out before we are still facing a new wave of subprime loans written over the past year by FHA, Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, plus ALT-A, Option ARMS Pick-and-Pay Loans and the failure of prime loans that will stretch to 2013. On top of that we have commercial real estate loans now to deal with and credit card failure. This is what the Illuminati crime syndicate has brought you in their lust for more power and riches. We must not forget as well, standing in the wings, are America’s creditors, especially the Chinese who are dumping $25 billion to $100 billion in dollar denominated assets monthly. Their goal is to be out of dollar paper in another 1-1/2 years. Then there are the other sellers. There are few buyers, so the Fed will have to monetize trillions of dollars in dollar denominated bonds, which they are doing secretly presently. It is no wonder they are terrified of an audit, which would not only uncover their illegal activities, but also expose their leadership and participation in the outrageous suppression of gold and silver prices. The status of foreign creditors could turn on a dime. We predict they will abandon ship one at a time, as the dollar slips lower and lower. The Fed and the Treasury have tried over and over to keep the USDX, dollar index, over 80 for weeks and they have been totally unsuccessful. It settled this past Friday at 78.31, just ready to break to new lows. We wonder how long these countries will tolerate such arrogance and the dream of world government? One must remember these countries are suffering the fallout of the actions that have been deliberately executed by these Illuminists and they are not happy about that. They are all suffering recession and many depression. It is only a matter of time before they too dump dollar denominated assets.
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    Friday, September 4, 2009

    Gold eyes $1,000 an ounce

    Gold prices touched just below $1,000 an ounce in a sign investors are growing wary of the stock market's torrid rebound since March.
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    Bonds and Beyond - CNBC

    A look at the US bond market and beyond, with Jim Bianco, of Bianco Research; Tony Crescenzi, of Pimco; and Jim Iuorio, of TJM Institutional Services.

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    The Dollar Will Fall just a matter of time

    9 trillion. That's the estimated size of the U.S. deficit for the next decade. It's also nearly $2 trillion more than the Obama administration projected back in February. The New York Times says that figure represents,
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    Real Estate Loss - Bloomberg

    Capmark Financials' possible collapse might bring real estate losses for banks. (Bloomberg Surveillance)
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    China encourages Silver Bullion for investment

    China has introduced its first-ever investment opportunity for silver bullion. The bars are available in 500 grams, 1 kilogram, 2 kilograms and 5 kilograms with a purity of 99.9 percent.

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    Thursday, September 3, 2009

    Narrowest House in NYC Up for Sale for $2.7 Million

    9'x42' Greenwich Village Home Going on Sale for $2.7 Million (Bloomberg News)


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    US dollar likely to stay weak in the medium term

    The US dollar is likely to stay weak in the medium term as massive volume of liquidity gets pumped into the system, said Aditya Samant, a partner at Black Swan Capital.
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