Commodities Tomorrow
Feb. 23 2011 | CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets, including where oil, gold and silver are likely headed in light of events in Libya, Yemen and the rest of the Middle East.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
$400 Silver, Extreme Backwardation: James Turk on Goldseek Radio
James Turk with Chris Waltzek - February 23, 2011
James Turk is founder of GoldMoney.com, which operates the leading digital gold currency. He also publishes the Freemarket Gold & Money Report, an investment newsletter he founded in 1987. Previously, after a decade with the international department of Chase Manhattan Bank, he managed the commodity department of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. His media appearances include GoldSeek.com, CNN, Bloomberg, CBSMarketWatch, CNBC, Barron’s, the Wall Street Journal, and Financial Sense Online.
James Turk is founder of GoldMoney.com, which operates the leading digital gold currency. He also publishes the Freemarket Gold & Money Report, an investment newsletter he founded in 1987. Previously, after a decade with the international department of Chase Manhattan Bank, he managed the commodity department of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. His media appearances include GoldSeek.com, CNN, Bloomberg, CBSMarketWatch, CNBC, Barron’s, the Wall Street Journal, and Financial Sense Online.
Gold Price at a 7 week high
Feb. 23 2011 | Kelvin Tay, chief investment strategist, Singapore at UBS, says gold must breach a specific price point before other metals move significantly higher. He shares his thoughts, with Daryl Guppy, CEO of Guppytraders.com and CNBC's Karen Tso and Martin Soong.
Oil Prices Could Move to $150
Feb. 23 2011 | Aaron Smith, MD of Superfund Financial, says if oil moves above $102 a barrel, it could continue in a "massive" uptrend. He tells CNBC's Chloe Cho, Anna Edwards and Yousef Gamal El-Din that West Texas crude oil prices may hit $150 by year-end.
Middle East Driving the Forex Market
Feb. 24 2011 | As the Swiss franc hits a record high against the U.S. dollar, Lee Wai Tuck, currency markets strategist at Forecast, says the geopolitical crisis in the Middle-East will remain the focus of the currency market, regardless of forthcoming U.S. jobs and housing data. He speaks with CNBC's Chloe Cho, Anna Edwards and Yousef Gamal El-Din.
Currencies and the Oil Rise
Which Currencies Rise With Oil?
Feb. 24 2011 | "The oil price is going up because of risk… therefore analyze currencies via risk," David Bloom, global head of foreign exchange strategy at HSBC, said. This is why the Canadian dollar, among others, was not boosted by the recent spike in oil prices, he added.
Feb. 24 2011 | "The oil price is going up because of risk… therefore analyze currencies via risk," David Bloom, global head of foreign exchange strategy at HSBC, said. This is why the Canadian dollar, among others, was not boosted by the recent spike in oil prices, he added.
Libya Revolution and Oil Addiction
February 23, 2011 CNN :
Our Total Dependence On Oil Is like Building A Home Next To A Volcano & Now The Volcano Is Rumbling
Our total dependence of the value of money, purely being based in the confidence for the return is like building the society like a casino. The bank always wins. Oil be one resource, better look at the root, the insane confidence in banks and interest based currency. It's like trusting there will always be calm waters when boating without life-west.
Our Total Dependence On Oil Is like Building A Home Next To A Volcano & Now The Volcano Is Rumbling
Our total dependence of the value of money, purely being based in the confidence for the return is like building the society like a casino. The bank always wins. Oil be one resource, better look at the root, the insane confidence in banks and interest based currency. It's like trusting there will always be calm waters when boating without life-west.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Oil may hit $100 on Libya contagion fear
Crude oil is not very comfortable for India at USD 96 West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent having crossed USD 100 per barrel. Jonathan Barratt, the Managing Director of Commodity Broking Services, told CNBC-TV18 says the Libyan situation highlights the growing concerns surrounding West Asia.
Gold and Silver continuing their safe haven rally
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Daniel Wills, research analyst at ETF Securities, says that recent inflows into their gold and silver ETFs show a shift in investor sentiment.Investors Turn to Gold and Silver ETFs
silver prices continuing their safe haven rally on Wednesday. Because gold indexes and the spot price up more than eight dollars joining me -- Daniel wills research analyst for ETF securities. And Daniel we have gold -- up you know 5% in February silver up. 17%. For the month. Have these metal run too far too fast.
silver prices continuing their safe haven rally on Wednesday. Because gold indexes and the spot price up more than eight dollars joining me -- Daniel wills research analyst for ETF securities. And Daniel we have gold -- up you know 5% in February silver up. 17%. For the month. Have these metal run too far too fast.
Silver price to new 30 years High
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Mihir Dange of Arbitrage reveals his new price targets for silver and how he's trading the metal.
Silver prices keep popping two new thirty year -- you might he's the top or booked some profits to any need for the trade at the nymex -- Don gab arbitrage. -- here's the settling at thirty around 33 on Tuesday after hitting intra day high of 34 33 big ranges here having run too far too fat.
Silver prices keep popping two new thirty year -- you might he's the top or booked some profits to any need for the trade at the nymex -- Don gab arbitrage. -- here's the settling at thirty around 33 on Tuesday after hitting intra day high of 34 33 big ranges here having run too far too fat.
$100 Oil : Top Energy Trades
Feb. 23 2011 | Where to place your energy bets, with Paul Sankey, Deutsche Bank.
$100 Oil : Top Energy Trades
$100 Oil : Top Energy Trades
Robert Kiyosaki 4 Types of People
Robert Kiyosaki 4 Types of People
4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEOPLE THAT EFFECT YOUR BUSINESS AND YOUR WALLET
4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEOPLE THAT EFFECT YOUR BUSINESS AND YOUR WALLET
Silver Price Up, Food Shortages Developing, Food Prices Rising Oil Spikes Higher
Silver prices at $33.65, Gold price higher. Food shortages are developing around the world. Food prices are trending higher as poor weather and hoarding are are creating shortages. Silver bullion still in short supply.
Oill prices are spiking higher which will cause higher input costs for farmers which will translate into higher food prices. Oil spike would kill any hope of economic recovery. Economic collpase is more likely.
Earthquake in Chrictchurch, hurricane in Australia, unrest in the middle east. Libyan unrest, world in crisis. Prepare for worst hope for best. Prepper.
Oill prices are spiking higher which will cause higher input costs for farmers which will translate into higher food prices. Oil spike would kill any hope of economic recovery. Economic collpase is more likely.
Earthquake in Chrictchurch, hurricane in Australia, unrest in the middle east. Libyan unrest, world in crisis. Prepare for worst hope for best. Prepper.
OPEC, Oil & the Middle East Crisis
Feb. 22 2011 | Discussing the impact of Middle East tensions, Andre Julian, CFO & senior market strategist at OpVest Wealth Management, says fear of supply shortage is driving up the price of oil. He speaks to CNBC's Oriel Morrison and Sri Jegarajah.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
World oil prices soar amid Libya chaos
Oil prices have risen to their highest level for two years as Libya's Colonel Gaddafi defies a widespread uprising.
James Turk, : A new currency and revaluing gold reserves
Uploaded by GoldMoneyNews on February 21, 2011
Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer of http://gata.org, is asked by James Turk, Director of The GoldMoney Foundation and Founder of GoldMoney if we're heading towards a monetary train wreck. Chris expects the central banks to mobilize gold back into the monetary system. This would perhaps mean a new currency arrangement and a revaluation of the gold reserves. View the full 34-minutes interview at: http://www.goldmoney.com/powell-turk
Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer of http://gata.org, is asked by James Turk, Director of The GoldMoney Foundation and Founder of GoldMoney if we're heading towards a monetary train wreck. Chris expects the central banks to mobilize gold back into the monetary system. This would perhaps mean a new currency arrangement and a revaluation of the gold reserves. View the full 34-minutes interview at: http://www.goldmoney.com/powell-turk
Saudi Oil Minister: We Will Protect Supply
Feb. 22 2011 | “The market knows that Saudi has a good chunky excess capacity and a record of using it when needed,” said Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud, Saudi Arabia's deputy oil minister, to CNBC.
Commodities Bear Market Ahead?
Feb. 22 2011 | Perspective on where commodities are headed, particularly in light of the violence in the Middle East, with Dennis Gartman, editor, The Gartman Letter.
Gold and Silver trade as the metals continue to rally
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Phil Streible, senior market strategist at Lind-Waldock, reveals how he would be trading gold and silver as the metals continue to rally.
Gold prices breaking 14100 silver at thirty year highs. Doing these bills -- senior market that is at and while not now let's -- up with silver here spot price of about fifteen so right down 59 cents but -- after a rally at 3433. On Monday. Big move in the last week aren't trading right now.
Phil Streible, :....You don't look -- have really taken profits up at these levels here and that's something you rarely hear me say. I think prices that moved a little bit too far too fast. On other people disagree with me but I'm looking at somebody outside markets -- BS and 500 down significantly. All the rating market's getting hit some of the other metals like copper platinum palladium or -- look on -- a significant amount of pressure and it beat that this could be a soda for some kind of reversal. On on the silver market which could have some blacks are specially with some guys that -- to -- getting in. Running out of cash generating margin calls and I think silver prices -- a little bit weaker.
Gold prices breaking 14100 silver at thirty year highs. Doing these bills -- senior market that is at and while not now let's -- up with silver here spot price of about fifteen so right down 59 cents but -- after a rally at 3433. On Monday. Big move in the last week aren't trading right now.
Phil Streible, :....You don't look -- have really taken profits up at these levels here and that's something you rarely hear me say. I think prices that moved a little bit too far too fast. On other people disagree with me but I'm looking at somebody outside markets -- BS and 500 down significantly. All the rating market's getting hit some of the other metals like copper platinum palladium or -- look on -- a significant amount of pressure and it beat that this could be a soda for some kind of reversal. On on the silver market which could have some blacks are specially with some guys that -- to -- getting in. Running out of cash generating margin calls and I think silver prices -- a little bit weaker.
Real Estate Bubble Part Two?
Feb. 22 2011 | Insight on whether real estate is on the mend or if there is another bubble in the works, with Scott Rechler, RXR Realty chairman/CEO.
Oil Prices Surge As Libya Protests Mount
Oil prices soared to the highest level in more than two years as violence spread in Libya and Moammar Gadhafi's grip weakened over the country. (Feb. 22)
Spiking Oil Prices
Feb. 22 2011 | Oil higher as unrest continues, with Vince Farrell, Soleil Securities, and Michael Farr, Farr, Miller & Washington.
Gold: Still Safe Haven?
Feb. 22 2011 | Discussing whether gold is still a safe haven despite Libya tensions, with Jim Steel, HBSC Chief Commodities Analyst.
Silver Manipulation Fails - prices expected to spike
MANIPULATION FAILS, METALS SPIKE & CEO's SPECIAL SILVER OFFER : It's all happening right now... Make sure you are protected with food, water, self defense & physical metals.Its a shame that silver is now hovering just above $33 an ounce.I think it's too low. Last night I seen silver reach $34.56 and thought it was goint to break the $35 mark. The lower it gets the more I will be able to buy. Keep stackin America, Destroy the Banksters, their strangle hold is coming to an end they know it & we know it. Spread the Word, The Ponzi scheme is over !!!!
Monday, February 21, 2011
Asia is driving the demand for gold
In 2011 China's investment in gold could rise by 40-50 per cent
The statistics of the World Gold Council (WGC), published recently in Gold Demand Trends report, show that China's demand has become very explosive especially in investment, in other countries after the boom of 2009 there was a setback (the overall figure shows a decrease of 2% to 1,333.1 tons, a decrease by as much as 45% for ETFs), while the People's Republic of fear of inflation combined with the lack of alternative investment has produced a real own gold rush. The Chinese have bought 179.9 tons. bars, ingots and coins, 70% more than in 2009, surpassing the United States and Germany. In 2011 China's investment in gold could rise another 40-50 per cent.
China, nevertheless, is still far from being able to oust India from the podium of the first consumer of the yellow metal. The impressive recovery in demand in New Delhi makes this objective even harder for China : +66% in 2010 to 963.1 tons, almost everything related to jewelry.
The gold in 2010 reached a record $ 1,432.50 per ounce in December. After starting the year down in recent days - especially supported by the unrest in the Middle East - is above $ 1,380 / oz. "It seems that consumers, especially the larger ones, namely India and China, have become accustomed to higher prices . The high prices seem to even have provided an extra motivation to buy gold, described as an investment asset quality. "
Currency Call in light of Middle Eastern Crisis
Feb. 21 2011 | How currencies are likely to react in light of Middle Eastern events. The market currently appears to be ambivalent, but that could change and money may begin flowing into European currencies, says Boris Schlossberg, GFT Forex. He adds that higher gasoline prices could seriously damage the U.S. recovery
Dollar Outlook - CNBC Feb. 21 2011
Feb. 21 2011 | The rally in U.S. bonds won't be enough to protect other currencies from weakening against the dollar, says Richard Yetsenga, global head of emerging market FX strategy at HSBC. He shares his outlook with, Adrian Mowat of JP Morgan and CNBC's Karen Tso & Martin Soong.
Oil Super Spike! Silver Breaks $34 an ounce!!!
Gold is going CRAZY right now! I saw it go up 60 bucks in the last 5 days.. silver up 4 bucks in the same time We aren't breaking even with the rest of the world yet. Silver overseas is trading at over $45. When we hit that, then we can start seeing the real rises in price.US will never ever (or afford to) pay back the loans from China, Japan, Saudi, Korea, Taiwan..... Someone works out it will take 40 + years 40 + years....if the US decides to pay back 1 billion dollars a day. Yep, most of us would be gone by then.
Oil is going to be at the center of our problems. Middle East instability is heating up. Never mind peak oil just the instability alone will cause oil production slow. Saudi Arabia is firing on its own people this will only escalate things. The whole region is on fire right now. Oil, Metals, all commodities are going nuts. Treasuries are sun setting making me feel something big is coming soon.
Oil is going to be at the center of our problems. Middle East instability is heating up. Never mind peak oil just the instability alone will cause oil production slow. Saudi Arabia is firing on its own people this will only escalate things. The whole region is on fire right now. Oil, Metals, all commodities are going nuts. Treasuries are sun setting making me feel something big is coming soon.
Max Keiser takes on Jon Nadler of KITCO
Max Keiser takes on Jon Nadler of KITCO
Nov 2006: Jon Nadler predicted gold average to be $800 per ounce for 2010. The 2010 high was $1,423 & the low was $1,061.
Oct 2008: Nadler predicted gold to be in the low $500 an ounce range in 2010 LOL.
Dec 2008: Nadler predicted 2009 price of gold average would be $810 per ounce. Wrong again. 2009 average was $972.
May 2010: With gold at $1200, Nadler predicted 2010 price would end "between $680 and $880." LMAO!
Jon Nadler : Nadlerisms : An analysis of the Kitco Spokesman : What has he said, and was he right?
Nov 2006: Jon Nadler predicted gold average to be $800 per ounce for 2010. The 2010 high was $1,423 & the low was $1,061.
Oct 2008: Nadler predicted gold to be in the low $500 an ounce range in 2010 LOL.
Dec 2008: Nadler predicted 2009 price of gold average would be $810 per ounce. Wrong again. 2009 average was $972.
May 2010: With gold at $1200, Nadler predicted 2010 price would end "between $680 and $880." LMAO!
Jon Nadler : Nadlerisms : An analysis of the Kitco Spokesman : What has he said, and was he right?
Oil Flows & the Middle East Crisis
Feb. 21 2011 | CNBC's Melissa Francis talks about the threat to oil production presented by the protests and violence in the Middle East, and particularly Libya, which provides about 1.1 million barrels/day.
BP CEO Bob Dudley on Libya
Feb. 21 2011 | BP CEO Bob Dudley discusses his company's recent deal with India's Reliance and how the company is coping with what's happening in Northern Africa and in Libya in particular and the Middle East, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan.
Commodities and the Middle East Unrest
Feb. 21 2011 | John Kilduff, Again Capital, and Sean Corrigan, Diapason Commodities, discuss the situation with oil, natural gas and gold in light of violence in the Middle East.
GoldQuest Mining Corp. - TSX.V: GQC - Face the Analyst
GoldQuest Mining Corp. is focused on cost-effective exploration in Spain and the Dominican Republic. GoldQuest aims to fast-track exploration projects to a decision stage while rapidly discontinuing those projects that fall outside the company's criteria. GoldQuest puts priority on putting experienced explorationists in the field to rapidly determine the economic potential of a prospect at an early stage.
Silver Price $33.95, Death and Mayhem in Libya, Crop Failures, Middle East on Fire!
Silver price hits just under $34.00 so far today. Gold is at $1407. Protests in Libya and across the middle east are ending in murder of the protesters. China suppresses its own Jasmine Protests over the weeend. Precious metals are shooting up over the volatility. Silver bullion in demand. Oil prices up on violence. Late breaking news has Libyan Jets firing on protesters.
Crop failures across the world threaten to send food prices higher further fueling the food riots. A rise in food and oil prices threaten any fantasy of an economic recovery and may end in an economic collapse. Inflation being created by the Fed is fueling the fires. Hyperinflation and dollar collapse remain a threat. Prepare now. Preppers.
Crop failures across the world threaten to send food prices higher further fueling the food riots. A rise in food and oil prices threaten any fantasy of an economic recovery and may end in an economic collapse. Inflation being created by the Fed is fueling the fires. Hyperinflation and dollar collapse remain a threat. Prepare now. Preppers.
Donald trump interview NewsMax 21 feb 2011
Are you planning to run for president in 2012 ?
Donald Trump :"...well I a thinking about it , I am looking at what's happening in this country and frankly it's very sad , I see what's happening left and right how we are being abused by other nations and I do not like it , I do not like what's happening with the jobs I am seriously thinking about it ..."
Gold breaks the barrier of $ 1400 Amid fears of protests in the Middle East
Gold tends to penetrate the barrier of $ 1400 because of unrest in the region
Gold prices continued to rise , and reached its highest level in seven weeks on Monday with the continuation of protests in the Middle East, which has increased the demand for the metal as a safe haven, while silver and platinum rose to historical high levels in light of expectations of growth in industrial demand.
Continued gold gains after surging nearly three percent in the last week, is expected to continue to rise with new reports from North Africa and the Middle East, the United States market closed on Monday because of the holiday.
higher gold prices are also due to real concerns about the supply of oil in Libya or subjected its oil facilities to disrupt or stop because of the protests, oil prices could move to record highs because of the deteriorating situation in Libya, which worried also the metals markets. "
Analysts point out that the entry of world's central banks has become the largest buyers of gold to boost their reserves of precious metals, The data of the World Gold Council released on the seventeenth of February has revealed that the growth of gold demand in the Middle East increased by 39% during the fourth quarter of last year.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Gold Entering Period of Consolidation
Feb. 20 2011 | Mike Harrowell, senior resource analyst at BBY, says demand for gold will pick up in the third quarter. Andrew Freris of BNP Paribas Wealth Management, believes rising demand for risk assets will limit upside in the precious metal. They share their outlook, with CNBC's Karen Tso, Martin Soong and Sri Jegarajah.
Abundance of Oil Supply Coming in: Expert
Feb. 20 2011 | Michael Langford, proprietary trader at StreamTrading.com, is positive on oil companies located on the West African coastline. He explains why and shares his outlook for oil supply in 2011, with Stephen Davies of Javelin Wealth Management and CNBC's Sri Jegarajah & Martin Soong.
Gold a highly liquid reserve currency and a hedge against Inflation
Gold was used as a "reserve currency" and an inflation hedge because it could hold its value over hundreds if not thousands of years ...
Why invest in Gold , because Gold is :
* Is portable and divisible. Its weight easily determine the value of the object;
* Is indestructible;
* Is easily recognizable and acceptable form of payment.
Whether in times of crisis and in times of prosperity, gold endures. The cyclical nature of the market is a historical fact and discharged, but gold is able to maintain its value over time. By contrast, many currencies (including the U.S. dollar) and industrial raw materials have generally lost value. This is because gold is often bought to hedge the risks of inflation and currency fluctuations and also because many investors around the world see gold as a safe haven of last resort, safe and important part of their investment portfolio. The 'gold maintained its value against the U.S. inflation rate over the past 200 years.
In other words, the value of gold - or what you can buy goods or services - has remained fairly stable over time. For example, a man dress in 16th century England at the time of King Henry VIII cost the equivalent of one ounce gold price that you can now also pay for a modern dress.
Safe haven
Gold is known as a safe haven. Throughout history, national currencies have been considerable fluctuations while gold remained fairly stable. Is not directly affected by the economic policies of each country and can not be repudiated or frozen as in the case of some paper assets. For these reasons, one quarter of all gold held by the existing governments, central banks or other official institutions in the form of international monetary reserves. Nothing suggests that the ability of gold to maintain its value will change over time in the future, although for some time, the U.S. dollar as currency and the Swiss Franc have become increasingly attractive stores of value.
High liquidity
Gold is one of the world's economic goods more "liquid". It can be readily sold at 24 24 hours in one or more markets around the world. This can not be said for other types of investments including bonds or shares of major companies and organizations worldwide. In addition the commission on gold sales are comparable to those of stocks and bonds (securities deemed liquid). Finally, the time required to perform is that gold equities or bonds, and virtually identical.
Cash is Trash
Cash always gives those who are left holding it (when it collapses in value) the FINGER.Make sure YOU are not one of them..
$500 Silver, Max Keiser Explains His Price Target -- 19 February 2011
$500 Silver, Max Keiser Explains His Price Target -- 19 February 2011 32.88 =-} AND JUST WAIT!! THE 100 TRILLION DOLLAR DEBT WILL SIMPLY BE "WRITEN OFF" IT WILL NOT BE ALIGNED TO METALS.
Dollars are more valuable than silver because dollars have a special unique ink and the paper has more energy than ordinary paper and can fuel a fire longer than average paper. Don't believe me? Toss a few dollars into a fire and see! Also you can eat federal reserve notes if you run out of food. You can't eat silver. LOL. I am just kidding obviousely
Dollars are more valuable than silver because dollars have a special unique ink and the paper has more energy than ordinary paper and can fuel a fire longer than average paper. Don't believe me? Toss a few dollars into a fire and see! Also you can eat federal reserve notes if you run out of food. You can't eat silver. LOL. I am just kidding obviousely
Gold Miner Earnings: AngloGold Ashanti, Barrick Gold
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) posted a decline in fourth quarter headline earnings today, to $294 million, compared to $303 million in the third quarter. Productions costs for the Johannesburg-based gold miner rose in the fourth quarter, to $672 per ounce, compared to $642 per ounce in the third quarter.
The price of gold is constantly changing but right now it's headed up.
The price of gold is constantly changing but right now it's headed up.
Jim Cramer : Political Protests and Inflation Fears what it means for Gold
Feb. 18 2011 | Chuck Jeannes, president & CEO of Goldcorp discusses what's next for gold, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer.
Bob Chapman Silver could reach $500 an ounce
Bob Chapman - Silver TALK on Goldseek Radio - 02/2011
Bob Chapman :"...I do not know where silver is going to $500 or to $100 , all I know it is going up , same with gold I know it is going to $3000 easily ....."
Mr. Bob Chapman is 75 years old. He was born in Boston, MA and attended Northeastern University majoring in business management. He spent three years in the U. S. Army Counterintelligence, mostly in Europe. He speaks German and French and is conversant in Spanish. He lived in Europe for six years, off and on, three years in Africa, a year in Canada and a year in the Bahamas.
Mr. Chapman became a stockbroker in 1960 and retired in 1988. For 18 of those years he owned his own brokerage firm. He was probably the largest gold and silver stockbroker in the world during that period. When he retired he had over 6,000 clients.
Mr. Chapman belonged to The Traders Association for 25 years. He did all his own trading. During his South African years some was done directly through Johannesburg, but 95% was done through London brokerage firms. Hence, he has extensive contacts, both in London and on the Continent.
In June of 1991, at the request of business associates, and due to retirement boredom, he began writing the International Forecaster.
Bob Chapman :"...I do not know where silver is going to $500 or to $100 , all I know it is going up , same with gold I know it is going to $3000 easily ....."
Mr. Bob Chapman is 75 years old. He was born in Boston, MA and attended Northeastern University majoring in business management. He spent three years in the U. S. Army Counterintelligence, mostly in Europe. He speaks German and French and is conversant in Spanish. He lived in Europe for six years, off and on, three years in Africa, a year in Canada and a year in the Bahamas.
Mr. Chapman became a stockbroker in 1960 and retired in 1988. For 18 of those years he owned his own brokerage firm. He was probably the largest gold and silver stockbroker in the world during that period. When he retired he had over 6,000 clients.
Mr. Chapman belonged to The Traders Association for 25 years. He did all his own trading. During his South African years some was done directly through Johannesburg, but 95% was done through London brokerage firms. Hence, he has extensive contacts, both in London and on the Continent.
In June of 1991, at the request of business associates, and due to retirement boredom, he began writing the International Forecaster.
BIX WEIR : AFTER THE CRASH
Bix Weir, author of the 'Road To Roota' Theory,he is a writer researcher and member of the GATA , His opinion is interesting, but something rings true to me about the US Note and the Chinese behind its introduction into our monetary system and the method for winding down the Fed system.He seems to think the GET Team conference call was fantasy, but I can't shake the locigal sense it all makes.If the yuan is to become the reserve currency, and we are all to back our currencies by commodities, this would be great.
Benefits everyone.And this ISN'T planet America, we need to realize that.
Like many, I really have serious trouble believing that Greenspan is a "good guy". In fact, I think he is very evil. I have studied what this man has done (and not done) during his tenure as Fed Chairman.. Dont believe Greenspan is actually a "good guy" and just going along for the ride or that there are others in government besides Ron Paul that are for the people. Agree the collapse of the fiat money system is inevitable, but dont believe Bixs fairly tale ending that the US will then have no need for oil due to technology and a wonderful life for all will ensue.Greenspan laid out enough rope to let international bankers hang themselves not to protect good people. He did it in line with other Illumanist in order to pop the ultimate bubble and rob the entire upper management/handling class so that they may strike down any challengers for power and move the world back toward a feudal system with a gold standard. Practically, they own all of the gold and would assure their wealth and power for a long time. It's long term defensive planning.I was a little surprised the guest didn't mention Greenspan was also a protege' of Ayn Rand.
Benefits everyone.And this ISN'T planet America, we need to realize that.
Like many, I really have serious trouble believing that Greenspan is a "good guy". In fact, I think he is very evil. I have studied what this man has done (and not done) during his tenure as Fed Chairman.. Dont believe Greenspan is actually a "good guy" and just going along for the ride or that there are others in government besides Ron Paul that are for the people. Agree the collapse of the fiat money system is inevitable, but dont believe Bixs fairly tale ending that the US will then have no need for oil due to technology and a wonderful life for all will ensue.Greenspan laid out enough rope to let international bankers hang themselves not to protect good people. He did it in line with other Illumanist in order to pop the ultimate bubble and rob the entire upper management/handling class so that they may strike down any challengers for power and move the world back toward a feudal system with a gold standard. Practically, they own all of the gold and would assure their wealth and power for a long time. It's long term defensive planning.I was a little surprised the guest didn't mention Greenspan was also a protege' of Ayn Rand.
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