I agree with axtex66...Gartman is a paid shill who's trying to divert investors towards equities to keep the gold bull in its pen. European CBs have been selling off gold like crazy at discount prices to keep the price down. The BIG question here is....how long can they keep it up?
get your head out of your ass invester_612. Those 6M jobs you speak of are fast food and quickie hair cut jobs.....$8/hr tops. These jobs replaced the $20/hr jobs we used to have before our leaders sold us down the river by outsourcing them. Is this the face of a stong economy? Trading $20/hr manufacturing jobs for $8/hr "do you want fries with that jobs?" Hardly...
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I have to agree with you Ames....2:1 Euro/USD just might happen this year. If not it'll be 2009Q1. Does anyone think it could go higher than 2:1? I do :) and have already planned for it.
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The business cycle is a load of BS. What causes the cycle is the fed offering easy credit for years on end and then retracting that very same credit even more aggresively...nothing more nothing less. All of the major depressions/booms are created by the Fed.
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JCRASH - that "shadowstat" guy provides the only real, accurate data we have to gauge the performance of our economy. Don't believe the BS stats the gov't pushes...they're all lies and disinformation to keep the sheeple in their pens.
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My god...only one decent post in this long list of BS. CheapyBob nailed it...it's simple supply and demand. More $s are being printed meaming less goods can be purchased with them. The credit crises coupled with depreciating home values has destroyed confidence in the US system which is only going to continue. For those of you that say innovation has created economic "booms"...I guess there is a sucker born every day. Booms are created by the FED. The over issuance of credit creates a boom and the tightening creats a bust...just like in 1929. It's all planned and orchestrated. But by all means...please go on thinking the way you do so I can continue to get rich of mining stocks :)
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All I can say is thank god for people like Tony Soprano who believe the FED is doing the right thing by using BS stats like CPI to fool the sheeple into thinking inflation is in check and more dumping more cash into the system will help. I can only hope he and others like him believing the hype so I can get rich off gold.
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This author's totally missed the boat. The FED is the cause of this but it won't be the solution. THe current subprime and consumer credit fiasco's were planned by the Fed (just like every other economic crises we've faced) so the big fish can swallow up the smaller ones and to get us closer to a north american currency. The best way to fail a any economy is to devalue its currnency. The only way to fix our broken economy is to get off a fiat money system and back onto a hard (gold standard) money system but this won't happen because it's counter productive to the global/banking elite.
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