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  • Gold: The Next Big Stock Market Bubble [View article]
    The primary Fed bullet is to print money. They have and will continue to print, inflation is the only way out. They will do this until there is balance, it will just be at a higher level. It will work like a fly wheel on a diesel engine. A lot of energy to get it going, then it is momentum that one must contend with. The last question out is this. Will Congress stop spending when REAL inflation is coming like a freight train and voters are entering the Dining Car. As is their history, I think not.
    Apr 29 16:16 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Donald Luskin: Gold and the Upside-Down Bell Curve [View article]

    The primary Fed bullet is to print money. They have and will continue to print, inflation is the only way out. They will do this until there is balance, it will just be at a higher level. It will work like a fly wheel on a diesel engine. A lot of energy to get it going, then it is momentum that one must contend with. The last question out is this. Will Congress stop spending when REAL inflation is coming like a freight train and voters are entering the Dining Car. As is their history, I think not.
    Apr 29 15:59 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • The U.S. Dollar: Waiting to Tank Gold's Run? [View article]
    Dear Master Matt,

    I may have been a bit hard on you regarding Mrs. Brown's class. But I think the "Thinkers" need to look at the real world from time to time. So I am not singling you out, there are quite a few others in the boat. The price of Morgans, Peace and Liberty silver continues to climb as does the price of Gold and Silver. If you wish to have some of this "Stored and Mobile Value" you must pay accordingly.

    I did not with to insult you I merely wanted to inform you as to what is going on on the street.
    Feb 09 21:47 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • The U.S. Dollar: Waiting to Tank Gold's Run? [View article]
    Dear Matt,
    Mrs. Brown's 3rd. Grade Class is very happy that you were able to come by and show us your pretty graphs. But everyone here already understands supply and demand and the value of MONEY. Remember that's the stuff where the less of it there is and the HARDER it is to obtain the more stuff people will give you, if they want some of it. The vending machines near the cafeteria will trade you chips for those things the Govt. makes, but when I want to buy an apple from another kid or use his bike or buy his bike he wants me to give him Morgan or Liberty SILVER. If I want to use the small shed of the nice man next door to keep my bike out of the rain this winter I can offer him 2 100$ bills or I can but 8 Morgan Silver Dollars in front of him. Which do you think he will prefer.

    Mrs. Brown had us open up our Geography books after you left and she showed us the DIFFERENCE between the United States being at the center of the map and the center of the world. You remember the rest of the world don't you Matt, ( you know those little countries like China, India and the other places down at the bottom, collectively called Latin America.) Those places where all the dumb people live who don't trust their Govt. or the Banks. They use GOLD and SILVER made into small pieces of jewelry as their "Mobile stored value." But wait a minute, we forgot, there are BILLIONS of those dumb people, so maybe, just maybe, that could add and continue to add up to a whole bunch of that "Stored Value" which is mobile and can go anywhere.

    So Matt, me and the other kids would like to thank you for coming by and we wanted to ask you if you would like to come by after school and play some "Hard Ball", but just remember, if you hug the plate with the Big Boys, one of them may aim for your head.........maybe you were hugging the plate Matt.

    PS. 1) I had this time to amuse myself (at your expense) while GLD & SLV was going up.

    2) Dear other readers, was I "Too hard on Young Master Matt"?

    Feb 06 14:00 pm |Rating: +2 -2 |Link to Comment
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