Saturday, October 8, 2011

IMF advisor says we face a Worldwide Banking Meltdown

 

 

Dexia to be buried by tomorrow/silver and gold OI lowest in many years

Harvey Organ at Harvey Organ's - The Daily Gold and Silver Report - 6 minutes ago
Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen: Tonight's commentary will be on the short side. Before commencing I would like to report that we had two banks that entered the morgue Friday night: 1.  Sun Security Bank of Ellington Mo. 2. Riverbank, Wyoming, MN Gold finished the comex session at $1434.50 down $17.40 on the day.  Silver fell $1.06 to $30.96 Most of the fall in the metals occurred after 12





Nestle Chief Warns of Food Riots.

 

 

French populism advocates metallic currency and smashing big banks, IMF, ECB

 

 

The Dutch Central Bank Answers 10 Questions About Its Gold

Three weeks ago, the Dutch asked their central bank where their gold is. The central bank has responded. Courtesy of Vrijspreker, here are both the replies, as well as the key follow up questions. And while the bulk of the answers are expectedly trite, and generic form, "DNB’s physical gold holdings function as the ultimate reserve and anchor of trust in times of financial crisis. Further, gold is being held for diversification reasons." This appears just slightly different from our own Chairman's definition of gold as mere barbarous tradition.




James Turk: Why gold is a better currency than anything governments issue

 

 

Mike Zielinski: Silver eagle bullion sales move into record territory

 

 

King World News posts Davies audio and precious metals demand reports






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Occupy Wall Street Evolves Using Social Media Message
What began as a small group of protesters has evolved into an online conversation spreading across the country on social media platforms, the New York Times reports.






Moody’s Cuts Rating on 12 UK Financial Institutions





Regulators Close Two More Banks, bringing the nationwide tally of bank failures up to 76 for the year




CBO estimates $1.3 trillion deficit for 2011









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