Edward Ulysses Cate

Why the Stock Market Should Crash

The DOW 30, with it's interlocking ownership of few major holders, is easily manipulated by it's few major holders. TARP money was used to manipulate the DOW by those same major holders so that when others joined in, they could cash out. The rule of the so-called elite is NEVER to play with your own money, so they used the taxpayers' dollars. Those that say if you want to make money, then one must play. One might as well go to a local casino, where the odds are probably better. This is certainly a speculator's market, not an investor's market. Sure, if you want to win, you've got to play. Just like the lottery. Personally, I prefer NOT to play the lottery. I'll keep my shiny gold and silver chips on the sidelines, thank you, until it becomes an investor's market.

Using Gold as an Indicator for Market Cycles

State Street is today's Duke and Duke of Trading Places. Whether you like GLD, or the SP500, running from one side of the boat to the other allows them to profit every time, whether you win or lose. What a deal!

Dow/Gold Ratio and the Dollar: What Does It Mean for Value Investors?

What's disgusting is that the same Major Holders are in EVERY corporate entity within the Dow Industrials, AND in the bullion banks. They can easily make the ratio whatever they want to suit THEIR purpose. Face it, until it is no longer profitable to lie and steal, it will be difficult for ordinary folks to hang onto the profits of their labor.