TBTF

by George on June 30, 2010

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Too Big To Fail

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Heh…

by George on June 19, 2010

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Trickle Down Economics

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Ponzi Zone Ahead

by George on May 14, 2010

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Ponzi Zone

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Gold Technical Analysis – 2010 and Beyond

April 16, 2010

There has been a ton of work done by GATA.org (and others) with regards to exposing the ongoing manipulation and fraud that is ever present in the gold market(s). They have managed to turn fringe conspiracies and rumors about price manipulation and suppression into mainstream issues that can move markets. At the recent CFTC hearings, [...]

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Long Term Perspective

March 30, 2010
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Andrew Maguire & Adrian Douglas Discuss What Could Be the Largest Fraud in History

March 30, 2010

via King World News: Andrew is an independent metals trader turned whistleblower at the center of a storm for exposing what could be the largest fraud in history involving countries, banks and government leaders. Adrian Douglas Board of Director from GATA, the man who Andrew reached out to joins in this interview where they discuss [...]

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Ben Bernanke Action Figure

March 29, 2010
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The Backbone of the US Ponzi Finance System

March 11, 2010

via Zerohedge: “The bond market is the backbone of the US Ponzi Finance system. When it goes – and the day is not far in my opinion – the whole enchilada will come crashing down. Any type of financial asset that has a counterparty – which is pretty much all the paper assets in the [...]

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Golden Credit Default Swaps?

March 8, 2010

According to Jesse @ Cafe Americain: …to my knowledge no private corporation has the right to engage in contracts that encumber the US gold reserves, not the Fed nor the Banks, and not even the President or Treasury alone. Only the Congress, with the knowledge of the people, may allocate and distribute such a sovereign [...]

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A guy walks into a bar…

March 6, 2010

A guy walks into a bar and starts getting hammered. He randomly says ”ALL BANKERS ARE ASSHOLES!!!” Suddenly, some other guy at the other end of the bar says: ”HEY! I resent that comment!” The other guy says… ”WHY? Are YOU a BANKER???” He reply’s…”NO WAY! I’M AN ASSHOLE!”

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Silver American Eagle Coin Premiums are Steep

March 5, 2010

I just received a special offer from Apmex.com for a ‘weekend only’ sale of American Eagle gold and silver coins. The premiums are absurd. See for yourself: 2010 1 oz. Silver American Eagles – just $2.49 per ounce over spot 2009 1/10 oz. Gold American Eagles – just $14.95 per coin over spot 2009 1/4 [...]

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Long Gold, Short The Globe

February 18, 2010

I noticed that gold and the sp500 are at parity today…and that got me thinking. If one happened to go long gold and short the SP500 a few years back, what would your situation be like today. Not surprisingly, you would be up 100% on your investment. Have a look at the chart, get familiar [...]

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SP500 and Gravity.

February 8, 2010

It seems that the S&P 500 does not obey the laws of gravity. What goes up must come down. I believe we will see the SPY around $88.00-$90.00 sometime in the near future (3-6 months).

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On The Road Again…The Future of Gold

January 22, 2010

We are on the road to high priced gold and under priced derivatives. The same thrust will be apparent in all financial derivatives. Further, we are on the road to a fully “cash settled” contract market for gold; here in the US and abroad. In the time ahead, just before serious real price inflation rears [...]

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Charting Failure: Looking Back on The Financial Meltdown

January 5, 2010

This article is all about failure. I don’t really know where to begin with these charts. They pretty much speak for themselves. I have annotated them slightly to demonstrate that there are some interesting correlations between who specifically failed and who specifically got bailed out. When you begin to look at these charts as a [...]

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