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    • Real Price of Gold Soars [view article]
      Convenietly left out the most important graph: Bond prices versus gold.
      In deflation bond prices outpace money. However, this time around bond prices have collapsed against gold. Shows you we have actually have hyperinflation.
      Regardless what story you buy these days, buy physical gold. Close your brokerage account, 401K and IRAs, and BUY GOLD.       Oct 07 05:48 PM
    • Dissonance in the Markets [view article]
      a) Equities are having a party....

      b) ...because money printing is proping them up.

      c) ...therefore, the 2 year German govvys are lower on the day.because the bondmarket suspect that in the coming years hyperinflation will be le jeu du jour.

      d) ....but in the short term there are still credit problems and thus EMFX is trading in a risk averse fashion.

      e) ...Additionally, the euro is declining vis-avis the dollar because the mess in the US might be less than the mess in Euroland.       Oct 02 02:10 PM
    • Some True Safe Havens Are Still (Surprisingly) Undervalued [view article]
      It is not just trust that is important, it is liquidity as well. I think you may find it much harder to buy and sell physical palladium and platinum then physical silver and gold.
      Suppose you need to buy that last soupcan from your local grocer. I bet that he would rather exchange it for gold or silver than for palladium or platinum.       Oct 02 02:02 PM
    • Rescuing the U.S. Dollar [view article]
      You cannot tax people without jobs. If you try, you will have revolution, riots, and a burning white house.
      Hyperinflation is what is left.
      Sep 29 01:08 PM
    • US, UK, and Germany Compete to Nationalize the Most Banks [view article]
      I wonder if we get a speculative attack on the pound as in 1992. Sep 29 10:13 AM
    • US, UK, and Germany Compete to Nationalize the Most Banks [view article]
      EUR and USD are both paper currencies. This time it is Europe's turn to print money and bailout banks.
      You should ask yourself why the West has suddenly all these problem. Why not in Japan, China, Brazil?
      Difference is: we are in debt, there are in surplus.       Sep 29 10:08 AM
    • Barclays Will Not Pick Up Lehman ETNs [view article]
      Did ETNs become toxic because of this? Sep 26 11:05 AM
    • Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
      The current credit crises will be kindergarten compared to what will happen when the US is forclosed on by the Chinese in a few years from now. Sep 26 11:03 AM
    • On Board the 'U.S.S. Titanic' [view article]
      "contribute as much to your 401k as possible"

      This is surely bad advice. If the middle class wants to preserve their wealth as muc has possible they should close out their 401K and plow all the money in hard assests in their own possesion.       Sep 26 08:34 AM
    • Need Gold? Check Your Fed Holdings [view article]
      "The United States, with a hoard of 8,133.5 tonnes, is the world's largest holder of gold bullion. "
      Any proof the gold is actually there? No? How inconvenient...       Sep 25 03:10 PM
    • Is It Time for a New Multi-National Program? [view article]
      Bank problems are happening already in Europe. For example, Fortis is in big problems. Did you check their CDS recently? Sep 25 09:18 AM
    • The Family Foresight Thought Experiment [view article]
      A comet may strike earth one day after the vaccine has developped... Sep 23 12:57 PM
    • The Family Foresight Thought Experiment [view article]
      Use up the money now and let humanity die. Who cares anyway for 500 years down the road... Sep 23 12:56 PM
    • Today's True Safe Haven Investments [view article]
      SIL chart looks horrible, like it is going to go bankrupt. -90% in 8 months??? Sep 16 03:11 PM
    • Fed Taking Equities as Collateral [view article]
      Weimar republic Sep 15 08:46 AM
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