Harvey Organ, Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Jim Rogers commented on the recent move by the University of Texas to take delivery of $1 billion in gold, saying the decision is long overdue, and has only occurred because everyone else is now buying thereby taking metal out of circulation. He adds: "But where were these guys five, ten years ago? That’s when they should have been doing all of this." Indeed the momentum chasers never show up until it's too late. Then Rogers had some words of caution for silver bulls: "If silver continues to go up like it has been over the past 2 or 3 weeks, yes, then it would get to triple digits this year. And then we’ll have to worry. It’s not parabolic yet. I hope something stops it going up in the foreseeable future and we have a correction. " There is one caveat: "maybe the US dollar is going to become confetti in 2011, and if that’s the case and silver goes to $150, then obviously I wouldn’t sell my silver. It would be the US dollar which is collapsing. But if silver goes up the way you’re talking about without currency collapse, I would be very worried." So as usual, those long Precious Metals should not hate the Chairsatan but to urge him on to continue doing what he is doing so well: converting that once valuable combination of 75% cotton and 25% linen into "confetti."
Help Break the Bankers' Price Suppression Schemes Against Gold & Silver
FDA Refuses to Test Fish for Radioactivity ... Government Pretends Radioactive Fish Is Safe
For anyone who is still confused by what the S&P warning of a debt downgrade means, here comes the NMA TV signature animation explanation which cuts right to the chase. And as some may be out of Aderall to comprehend even this 1 minute cartoon version, we are confident that the bears will show up and put the topic to rest. And if that fails, there are always sock puppets and claymation dollar bill printers missing an OFF switch.
Max Keiser concludes his report about the Irish debt "carpetbombing" (perhaps carbombing would have been a more appropriate verb?) in the second part of this documentary on the Irish eco-hell presented below.
Silver within inches of $44.00 at comex close/ Rises to $44.18 in access market trading
Jim Rogers Comments On Triple Digit Silver And Issues Warning: "Parabolic Moves Always Collapse"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/19/2011 18:47 -0400Jim Rogers commented on the recent move by the University of Texas to take delivery of $1 billion in gold, saying the decision is long overdue, and has only occurred because everyone else is now buying thereby taking metal out of circulation. He adds: "But where were these guys five, ten years ago? That’s when they should have been doing all of this." Indeed the momentum chasers never show up until it's too late. Then Rogers had some words of caution for silver bulls: "If silver continues to go up like it has been over the past 2 or 3 weeks, yes, then it would get to triple digits this year. And then we’ll have to worry. It’s not parabolic yet. I hope something stops it going up in the foreseeable future and we have a correction. " There is one caveat: "maybe the US dollar is going to become confetti in 2011, and if that’s the case and silver goes to $150, then obviously I wouldn’t sell my silver. It would be the US dollar which is collapsing. But if silver goes up the way you’re talking about without currency collapse, I would be very worried." So as usual, those long Precious Metals should not hate the Chairsatan but to urge him on to continue doing what he is doing so well: converting that once valuable combination of 75% cotton and 25% linen into "confetti."
Help Break the Bankers' Price Suppression Schemes Against Gold & Silver
FDA Refuses to Test Fish for Radioactivity ... Government Pretends Radioactive Fish Is Safe
The Animated S&P Downgrade Warning
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/19/2011 18:24 -0400For anyone who is still confused by what the S&P warning of a debt downgrade means, here comes the NMA TV signature animation explanation which cuts right to the chase. And as some may be out of Aderall to comprehend even this 1 minute cartoon version, we are confident that the bears will show up and put the topic to rest. And if that fails, there are always sock puppets and claymation dollar bill printers missing an OFF switch.
Options Risk, Manipulation, And The May Silver $40 Calls: An FMX Connect Special - Parts 1 And 2
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/19/2011 17:38 -0400The purpose of this series is to help the reader better understand the risks and pitfalls of trading options and having a position at expiration. We will try to describe exactly what happens at expiration. The concepts here apply to all options markets, but we chose to focus on Silver because an interesting expiration is setting up presently. The upcoming expiry gives us an opportunity to discuss all the pieces of the option puzzle: the Greeks, market manipulation, Pin risk, and other factors.
Max Keiser Documentary On Irish Eco Hell - Part 2
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/19/2011 17:12 -0400Max Keiser concludes his report about the Irish debt "carpetbombing" (perhaps carbombing would have been a more appropriate verb?) in the second part of this documentary on the Irish eco-hell presented below.
Guest Post: Amaranth Kill Shot: Collateral Damage In A 78 Trillion Dollar Derivatives Book Compliments Of JPM
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/19/2011 16:28 -0400The purpose of this paper is to illuminate the real purpose of the obscene size of derivatives books amongst the world’s largest financial institutions. Derivatives in strategic markets are controlled by governments through proxy banks and agencies using these instruments. By sheer volume, the trading in paper “tails” wag the physical “dogs”. When market volatility negatively impacts these large institutions they are given a pass by regulators and accounting protocols in the interest of national security and preservation of the status quo. Moreover, this ensures the perpetuation of U.S. Dollar hegemonic power. The following accounts outline how these instruments are used to project this power.
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