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4.22 Citi Shares for Each Person in the World

So everyone has to stop making 2.7 kids and kick it up to 4.22 kids? Citi is outgrowing everyone. Soon you'll all be minorities!!! People should not be allowed to hold more than 1 percent of the total shares of a company. How much would MSFT stock be wroth if Bill let the people who bought his nearly 700 billion shares set the price?

5 Reasons Gold Is Going to Rise: A Response to Nouriel Roubini

Look. They need to debase the currency. They need everybody in the pool pulling their weight and shouldering the cost. If you run to gold you become immune to that. If you're rich. Don't buy gold. If your rich and you bought gold, sell most of it. If you're poor buy gold and silver.
If they get tired of everybody not cooperating with the wealth grab and come for your gold. Shoot to kill. The american social safety nets are an illusion. They'll go away like social security.

Google's Potential for Evil

Google's motto is "Don't be evil"
Anything big is evil as it has undue influence on everyone and everything.

Has Gold Lost Its Luster?

On Dec 10 10:50 PM Thomas George wrote:

> The point is that GLD *claims* that they have physical gold to back
> up the paper, and that the physical gold can be redeemed using the

The futures market began in the time of shipping and it was based on the 3 months it took for a ship to actually deliver the physical goods into port in england. In a overnight air freight world it's meaning on supply and demand are less clear. Today it's used more as a check kiting scheme.
Fractional reserve and interest started by the "goldsmiths" who were in charge of vaulting and storing and protecting gold. They realized after a short time that hardly any of the gold was ever moving in or out of the vault at any one time. So they devised a scheme to get people used to having a "receipt" from the vault so they wouldn't have to "protect" the gold in transit or have to worry about it. Then shortly after they started loaning gold out to people and charging interest. This all worked well for a while until eventually with all the interest paid, there became far too many receipts for the gold. So they cashed in their receipts and left everyone else holding the bag. Our modern economy uses slightly different fraudulant practices but to believe that the age old scam of receipts for gold isn't alive and well is naive. And you can buy gold and sell gold in many shops but they pay spot or under spot when you sell and they charge WAY OVER spot when you buy.
The change in comex to allow cash as settlement for delivery is proof that this was about to happen. It doesn't stop people forcing legal settlement in physical but it does allow this sort of thing. The use of fake paper etf's selling gold off like crazy and having those sales be the sales of NOTHING but cash, which is then settled in cash. Some extra gold is being dumped into the physical market but mostly it's a fraud that allows the dollar to go up and gold to go down because the dollar is in demand to settle golds debts. I'm looking at a paper shuffle that's having drastic effects on price of gold without gold moving one inch.
These are money changers. They'll use false scales, false supply/demand, false math, false promises, false anything to make what is yours theirs.
Regulatory action is warranted but once they have enough money they simply buy complicant regulators who do nothing but maintain their monopoly on fraud.

Gold Bugs Are Warned, Again

I'm really worried about the mining companies. They are an off balance sheet under the table criminal organization lead around by the short hairs of the banking industry. Analyzing the facade of mining is fun and all but it doesn't tell you anything other than they lie.

Has Gold Lost Its Luster?

On Dec 09 11:44 PM Thomas George wrote:

> Are you suggesting that the "paper gold" is not backed by real gold?

Let's see. The paper gold market is stuffed full of shares and it's all liquid and works.
The US mint coins a few fractional coins in 1/2 ounce 1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce and they are GONE in one DAY!!! Not a week. Not 3 weeks with no supply at the end of the month. ONE DAY. Now you tell me. What is up with THAT?

DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS/GOLD RATIO AND DAY AND NIGHT CYCLES

Sorry about the posting. I've got script blockers running and it's messing up the automatic returning to posting.

DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS/GOLD RATIO AND DAY AND NIGHT CYCLES

On Nov 15 07:37 PM The Geoffster wrote:

> How does your theory of the Day/Night Cycles hold up against the
> Mayan calendar which ends in 2012? It won't matter if the pastor
> down the street is right about the End of Days occurring on January
> 2, 2010.

They mayan calender doesn't end in 2012. A cycle of it ends then. It doesn't look at time linearly. It looks at it fractally or fractionally. This is the end of a 5350 year or so cycle (can't remember the exact numbers they use). Bascially it's this we have ages which are 2160 years. We are starting new age, age of aquarius. 12 ages is 25,920 years which is one trip of our solar system around the galactic center. Their fraction is roughly 5 of these big epochs per round trip. They are all probably perfect fractions and ratio's we just have to get them figured out better. Each age is a 12th harmonic of galactic center orbit. The mayan epoch is a 5th harmonic of this same orbit.
The world isn't ending in 2012 just what is conciously and unconciously trying to be created is ending. My view of it is that the king model or centrality model or monolithic model is inherently flawed and can't be made workable. So authoritarian actions create order but the authority always gets too powerful and stops following the rules they enforce which leaves us with the king strapped down to the ground by all the liliputians.
But this article is a good way to look at fractional reserves hyperactive bipolar functioning of manic stages and depressive stages. Very good adoption of the gold to dow view of the markets when tied to the seasonal, cyclical theories of the markets.
I'd give it a thumbs up if had need for me to legitimize it which it obviously doesn't since it doesn't seem very open to being argued with. LOL
Death to the old mania. Long live the new mania!!!

What Does Bloomberg Have Against Gold?

Fake gold crash. 66 million shares of GOLD ETF sold for 78 billion dollars has nothing to do with gold market. Since crimex doesn't have to deliver that gold to it's complicent ETF storage site it will simply deliver cash and absolutely nothing concerning gold or gold prices has just occured.
Surprising that articles containing no real reasoning and simply narrow confined rhetoriks about gold would start popping up.
If this fooled you. Please don't go watch magicians at Las Vegas. You won't be able to handle it.

Has Gold Lost Its Luster?

Oh my god they sold 66 million paper receipts for gold for 78 billion dollars from an exchange that has as much accounting and accountability problems as the Canadian Mint.
Quick sell your phisical into the open market as it's a TOTAL RECIEPT collapse and you don't want to have something real sitting around under this tremendous ticker tape parade of RECIEPTS.
Can I go back to sleep now cause I would like news to be SOMETHING ACTUALLY HAPPENING.

Apple's Big Q4: New Sales Records for iPhones, Macs

Ok. I was jumping to conclusions about what it represented. It's not going to mislead investors other than nobody seems to know why they killed on earnings when this is the reason and the only reason.

Sharks Circling the Galleon Galleon

On Oct 20 01:43 PM amdman wrote:

> 90% of the fund dollars listed are in AMD, a stock that was at $2
> four months ago, and is now at $6.
> That means Galleon has tripled its worth in just four months, how
> in the hell could a firm doing that fantastically good, have sharks
> trying to force a liquidation.
> Disinformation, this whole article was probably cooked up by someone
> short AMD, that needs to cover, before AMD hits $10 on market share
> gains of AMDs ATI division.
> Apple just announced its new iMacs line, largely powered by ATI,
> before it was all NVidea.

Because he's a hedge fund. Hedge funds are a purely destructive force. Getting caught will likely save alot of other AMD investors alot of grief as they would have plummeted it likely into insolvency when the busted the ponzi scheme. Whatever loans outstanding the bank views it's shareholders as unsecured creditors as they can wipe them without remorse on bankruptcy. When the stock goes low it would have made AMD's transition period of aquiring and position ATI into the market place problematic at best. Them getting caught probably just saved AMD a certain death.

Apple's Big Q4: New Sales Records for iPhones, Macs

Damnit meant to say all they did was put 2 year subcriptions that are normally spread out earnings into a single lump earnings dump. Which means when they get people NOT paying bills and NOT finishing contracts there is going to be write down hell. Instead of lowered earnings reports. In other words THEIR TRUE financial situation is now in mark to fantasy model where they can extend and pretend fake and make and declare everything will cure as long as they want to declare it. They just entered the bankers version of financial clarity. You'll never see them in daylight again.

Apple's Big Q4: New Sales Records for iPhones, Macs

On Oct 20 09:53 AM relayer75 wrote:

> It's not "accounting sleight of hand", it is a FASB rule change.
> And even without it, AAPL still crushed even the highest analyst's
> EPS estimates. OK, let's see what happens in the next 2 quarters.
> My guess: continued and increasing market dominance by AAPL.

It's just accounting. Nothing more. If an analyst didn't expect at the LEAST 15 to 17% sales increases and the HUGE mark to profit and huge dividend from this then they are full of crap. All they did was pull all the sales from the last 2 years into this month and paid a huge fat dividend on it. And even without it nothing special happend for the month. NOTHING. You're just looking at number games.

Apple's Big Q4: New Sales Records for iPhones, Macs

Nice accounting sleight of hand. Now lets see what happens in the next 2 quarters. God people are stupid.

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