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In the News Today

Posted: Dec 03 2010     By: Jim Sinclair      Post Edited: December 3, 2010 at 11:42 am
Filed under: In The News, Jim's Mailbox
Dear Jim:

At what point does no dividend equal growing the company for the benefit of the shareholders?

Regards,
Anne

Dear Anne:
It is a total disgrace that the gold industry pays no dividends of substance. Even worse is using the hollow excuse for needing funds to “grow the company.”  What they are doing is growing their salaries and benefits at the expense of shareholders. Did Homestake fail to grow in the 30s? Did Durban Deep contract in the 70s?
Jim

Jim Sinclair’s Commentary
The $9 trillion dollar bailout of everybody on the planet that is currently underway will prove my thesis of QE to Infinity. However much is asked for will be provided regardless of who is in the legislature. This should not be news to you. In fact, you knew it when it happened. You have to admit that Bernanke has brass cojones. Regardless of how we feel about QE to Infinity, you must respect the man. That QE playbook took a ton of moxie.

Federal Reserve May Be `Central Bank of the World’ After UBS, Barclays Aid
By Bradley Keoun and Hugh Son – Dec 1, 2010 10:00 PM MT
Federal Reserve data showing UBS AG and Barclays Plc ranked among the top users of $3.3 trillion from emergency programs is stoking debate on whether U.S. regulators bear responsibility for aiding other nations’ banks.
UBS was the biggest borrower under the Commercial Paper Funding Facility, with $74.5 billion overall, more than twice as much as Citigroup Inc., the top U.S. bank recipient, according to the data released yesterday. London-based Barclays Plc took the biggest single amount under another program that made overnight loans, when it got $47.9 billion on Sept. 18, 2008.
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Jim Sinclair’s Commentary
With the gold price heading much higher in the weeks and months to come, we’ll be seeing a lot more of these scams: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fS1rcE_yCc