If U.S. Stopped Issuing Treasuries, Would It Go Broke? [View article]
the debt is never meant to be paid. US is going to default, then recieve an IMF loan with lots of strings attached, the IMF loan will just serve to pay the interest owed to the fed and foreign govts. and the game continues on as long as governments surrender the privelege of printing money to bankers.
DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS/GOLD RATIO AND DAY AND NIGHT CYCLES [View instapost]
good article, there does seem to be alot of similarities between the US now and Japan at the beginning of the " lost decade." i just attended a conference with a central banker from the ECB, and all be mentioned was how insignificant gold is in our civilization. which means buy and hold!
Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold [View article]
india bought gold at $1045/ oz. players dont get much bigger than that.
On Nov 13 07:48 AM Shaftsinker wrote:
> "Legendary investing guru Marc Faber says gold price is rising without > any fundamental factors" > > I don't understand this argument that I've heard many times. Central > banks buying gold, ie: increased demand and no new supply, is not > a fundamental factor? China banning the export of gold is not a fundamental > factor? Companies such as Barrick removing their hedges against gold > and investment banks ending their future shorts against the metal > are not fundamental factors? Heck that's a sign that gold price was > kept down without any fundamental factors.
Airlines: Some Costs They Can't - And Shouldn't - Cut [View article]
auto pilots are going to become the "right stuff" because only insane people are willing to do such a demanding job for so little; $25 grand for FO! USAF is moving to more UAVs so they have less $1million training bills ( 174th FW). disclosure: fly for fun, stay away from professional aviation.
Currently fashionable erroneous economic assumptions, Part IV: China [View instapost]
great article, i have heard that communism is only a label the west put on china. china's policies are based on being the most efficient: artificially low currency. keep unemployment down, etc. With labor laws in the US and none in china, and a low wage, do you still think china is a bad investment? I am a goldbug, but have been eyeing Macquarie and Rogers™ China Agriculture Index. what do you think of commodities in china?
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DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS/GOLD RATIO AND DAY AND NIGHT CYCLES [View instapost]
Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold [View article]
On Nov 13 07:48 AM Shaftsinker wrote:
> "Legendary investing guru Marc Faber says gold price is rising without
> any fundamental factors"
>
> I don't understand this argument that I've heard many times. Central
> banks buying gold, ie: increased demand and no new supply, is not
> a fundamental factor? China banning the export of gold is not a fundamental
> factor? Companies such as Barrick removing their hedges against gold
> and investment banks ending their future shorts against the metal
> are not fundamental factors? Heck that's a sign that gold price was
> kept down without any fundamental factors.
Airlines: Some Costs They Can't - And Shouldn't - Cut [View article]
Currently fashionable erroneous economic assumptions, Part IV: China [View instapost]
Fed's Balance Sheet: Week of August 19, 2009 [View article]
where is your 9/27 article on gold manipulation?
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