Monday, December 20, 2010

Sensing trouble inside the silver comex

 

JS Kim Explains Why the South Korea Sampoong Superstore Disaster Provides a Good Analogy for the US Economy





Call the FCC TODAY (1-888-CALL FCC) ... To Defeat Tomorrow, Tuesday, December 21st's Vote to Destroy Net Neutrality





$24.5 Trillion In US National Debt, $144 Trillion In Unfunded Liabilities In... 2015

 

Will Julian Assange Make Brian Moynihan (Or Another Bank CEO) Resign?


According to an advance preview of an interview with Julian Assange by the Times of London's Alexi Mostrous, the Wikileaks founder has announced that he has "enough material to make bosses of a major US bank resign." While this can be merely the latest step in the chess game between Wikileaks and Bank of America, with the former assumed to hold destructive material on the other, with the latter escalating last Friday and blocking all of Wikileaks payments, as we reported over the weekend, it may potentially hold some insight into just what material Assange has on either Brian Moynihan, or some other bank executive. On the other hand, keep in mind that the Times of London is the only newspaper which has recently instituted a paywall with unpleasant result: as previously reported the Times, has scared off its advertisers and readers in droves, so there is always the possibility that this is merely a publicity stunt along the lines of how the Guardian got its traffic to explode and kill its site several times during the original cablegate releases.


And Since Nobody Talks About The EURCHF...

 

Guest Post: America's Childlike Desire to Avoid Making Trade-Offs

 

Any Talk of Recovery is False. Here is snippet: "As you can see, the great retail recovery of 2010 is a sham. Comparable store sales increases of 3% are inflation-adjusted decreases of 5%. If you drive around with your eyes open, you would think the hot new retailer in America is called Space Available."
 
 
10 Signs That Confidence In US Treasuries Is Dying And That Financial Armageddon May Be Approaching 


Droughts, Floods, Cold, and Snow Hit Global Commodities  


The Fed's Final Days   


Doomsday For The US Dollar:  Post Mortem for the World's "Reserve Currency"


Dollar May Drop 11% in 2011 as Treasuries Fall, Says CitiGroup 

  
Chinese Take-out Of The US Economy, Debt Crisis Triggering Reserves Conversion Into Gold and Silver


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