USA Becomes Food Stamp Nation
Forget stocks; buy food
CBO: Federal deficit will hit $1.3 trillion
The counter trend move in gold to silver ratio (GSR) is quietly losing steam. Other than technical confirmation, what’s not to like here? The media’s 24/7 coverage of the troubles in Europe provide the perfect distraction. When discussions turn to precious metals, it’s all about gold. Silver is a tempest in a teacup that can only be recognized after the fact. Chart: facebook.com [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
Int'l Oil Higher On Supply Concerns
Higher Durable-Goods Orders Ease Economic Worries
Japan Credit Rating Downgraded Over Deficit
Few Think Bernanke Speech Will Signal Major Action
Forget stocks; buy food
Debt Collapse - $20,000 Gold - Mike Maloney
This 90-minute youtube.com video is well worth your time, if you have it...and the link is here.
"Brief History of the Gold Standard in the United States"
Here's
a piece that was published by the Congressional Research Service that's
worth your time. I'll let GATA's Chris Powell do the rest of the
introduction...and he provides the link as well. The introduction that
Chris provides, is just as important as the document itself...and the
link to both is here.
CBO: Federal deficit will hit $1.3 trillion
Silver Is A Tempest In A Teacup
Eric De Groot at Eric De Groot - 1 hour ago
The counter trend move in gold to silver ratio (GSR) is quietly losing steam. Other than technical confirmation, what’s not to like here? The media’s 24/7 coverage of the troubles in Europe provide the perfect distraction. When discussions turn to precious metals, it’s all about gold. Silver is a tempest in a teacup that can only be recognized after the fact. Chart: facebook.com [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Ron Paul: Candidate of Doom and Gloom
Barrons
takes great delight in trashing Ron Paul...and his investment
portfolio...all the while proving the case for owning precious
metals...as they also posted the 3-year return on the S&P 500 right
below the 3-year return on all his precious metal stocks. How stupid
can you get?
Say this for him: Ron Paul puts his money
where his mouth is. Over the past 16 years, the dollar-doom-and-gloom
prophet has invested heavily in gold-mining stocks. It's his hedge
against what the Texas Republican congressman and perennial presidential
candidate calls "The Great Inflation," which he has long preached is
inevitable, given the profligacy of the federal government and the easy
monetary policies of the Federal Reserve. Fortunately for Ron Paul and
his army of gold-bug disciples, the "stopped clock" investment strategy
finally seems to be paying off. Gold and gold futures prices have been
hitting record highs.
This story appeared in last Saturday's edition... The link is here.
New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
Int'l Oil Higher On Supply Concerns
Higher Durable-Goods Orders Ease Economic Worries
Japan Credit Rating Downgraded Over Deficit
Few Think Bernanke Speech Will Signal Major Action
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