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    • ON: Mon Oct 6th 14:17 PM
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      Whether Bailout Passes or Not, Implications for USD Are Bad
      And late 2009 will see inflation pick up steam as Govermnets world-wide start bidding for resources to implement their Infrstructure Employment schemes. Yippeeeee!! 12 months of cheap, over sold resource stocks.
      thanks Hanky Panky, thanks BenDover.
      regards.
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    • ON: Mon Oct 6th 14:08 PM
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      Can Australia Avoid the Credit Crisis?
      Who gives a rat's A. I've got Gold.

      regards.
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    • ON: Mon Oct 6th 08:25 AM
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      Buy, Sell or Hold: BofA Will Strengthen as the Weak Perish
      Isn't it BofA that has the largest exposure to credit card debt???
      How can that be a good business mix?? That sector hasn;t unwound/collapsed yet!!
      regards
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    • ON: Sat Oct 4th 23:32 PM
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      Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      China has, as we know, enormous finacial reserves to put into play to keep their restless minions employed. They will continue to suck in whatever commodities they can afford. Either keep the minions happy or have their throats cut. literally. Other Asian nations are in the same boat.
      The US will inflate by Infrastucture spending. the US minions are too far under to borrow so printing is useless.
      Sth America, now nearly as Socialist as the US, will do the same as China. They will go the economic war path against the US and store commodities for their own use forcing a bankrupt US to raise the bid.
      Now, go read your own tea-leaves.
      regards
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    • ON: Sat Oct 4th 21:46 PM
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      Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Everyone forgets the HUGE amount of panic deleveraging taking place. margin calls must be keeping the Telcos profitable.
      What is going to happen in 6-12 months?? Collapsing employment means Govt spending on Infrastructure. HUGE amounts are required. The commodities are not going to be down for long!!
      The BULL RAGES ......
      regards
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    • ON: Fri Oct 3rd 21:24 PM
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      The Die Is Cast
      It isn't the financial dislocation that will destroy you, USSofA, it's the social dislocation. That is starting and will really bite in 5-10 years time.

      regards.
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    • ON: Fri Sep 26th 02:36 AM
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      It's the End Of the World As We Know It and I Own Gold
      Short Gold.
      Can you prove the US has any Gold at all??
      Go to Asia and see what they think of Gld. It is still used as a method of exchange, so even if the worst were to occur, think Zimbabwe, there has to be a functioning currency to regain economic traction. Guess what that will be??
      regards.
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    • ON: Thu Sep 4th 18:35 PM
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      Why Commodities May Be Nearing a Turning Point
      2 things to remember.
      1/ The next US Pres. will have to implement a newer "New Deal" to get the stagnant economy going. A stronger $$ will only increase the ruin. So, a massive infrastructure rebuilding program will HAVE to be started, and quick!! How much copper & iron will that require??
      2/ The Chinese have already earmarked $1 Trillion worth of infrastructural spending over the next decade. If things slow enough that time frame will be shortened. How much copper & iron will they need??
      regards
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    • ON: Sat Jul 26th 03:40 AM
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      U.S. Dollar Shaking Off Risk Aversion
      Everyone forgot the Feds interventionist attitude. Especially in concert with those who hold just the odd billion or two.
      "Free markets". Only to the manipulators when it suits!!!

      regards.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 17th 04:09 AM
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      Gold to Replicate Oil's Parabolic Move; 30-yr Treasury Yields to Soar
      I cannot believe ANY financial adviser would be so inept as to think that US inflation is around 4%. You must smoke the same weed as Al Gore.
      Regards.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 15:38 PM
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      Commodities Are Taken to the Woodshed - What's the Game Plan?
      Q"I interpret this dollar rally to mean that the global markets have more faith that the U.S. Fed is taking the more appropriate action to engender stronger U.S. economic growth. "UnQ

      Good grief!!! Going into a long weekend with a raft of shitty news and people honestly believe the "rally" wasn't more manipulation of the market for political purposes?? HELLOOOOOOO.
      No wonder the US is doomed.
      regards.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 16th 22:45 PM
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      Why Mining & Metal Investments Could Shine in the Coming Years
      If you take the US Govt. inflation figures $2300 is a ball park figure. Using real world figures its more likely to be around $3000. The current US Govt. is the most corrupt in Western history.
      I visit Asia several times a year and intend on retiring there, marrying a Thai lass. All she wants is Tong, Gold. The value of gold in Asia is as a currency and status symbol. The more gold you hand over to the in-laws the more you value the daughter.
      To many commentators on sites such as this have obtained their world view from Marvel, especially when they deride gold as a "pretty rock" etc.
      If the various Govts. around the world do not see value in gold why do they hold so much of it & why do they sell at certain times to restrain its rise???
      regards.
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    • ON: Mon May 26th 18:03 PM
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      The White Elephant That Could Destroy Your Portfolio, Part I
      (The Great Depression led to WWII.) I assume that this stupid statement is the standard of education in the US???
      The cause was historical. The screwing of Germany by the LoN post WW1 and the total impoverishment of the Germans by the imposed reparations lead to the rise of the Nazis' and subsequent war, WW2.
      I hope your economic knowledge is better than your historical knowledge.
      regards.
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    • ON: Sun May 11th 07:46 AM
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      Only the Oil Companies Win
      Those evil empires of Capitalist Enterprise, the OIl Cos now control only 5% of the worlds oil fields. The rest are in the hands of ideologically driven politicians and their back-slappin swill. Why does everyone, mostly ignorant ravers, think that something so expensive to find, extract, transport, treat, store, ship & distibute should be free??? Buy smaller cars, get rid of your, "mine is bigger than yours" idiotic SUV & learn to live within your means. There is no real "peak-oil" this is just money making verbage like "Global Warming" There is just business needs for a real return on capital, and less bullshit political opportunism from the likes of the Femocrats in the US.

      regards.
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    • ON: Sun May 11th 07:06 AM
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      What If We'd Been on the Gold Standard?
      Hamilton, you clown. Since Nixon left the Gold standard to print more paper rubbish the value of the paper rubbish has deteriorated exponentionally.
      It was the costs of war and the debts from that that lead to the 1930 economic turmoil. That and the theft of the US banking system by JPMorgan & Co. You are nothing more than a spinner for the FED and its owners.

      regards.
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