Shenanigans with a Capital S
Harvey Organ at Harvey Organ's - The Daily Gold and Silver Report - 1 hour ago 
Good
 evening Ladies and Gentlemen:
On Saturday morning, when I looked at the COT report I knew that a raid 
was coming soon.
When I saw the OI in gold rise big time today, there was no question 
that a raid was forthcoming within the next 24 hours.  The clowns did 
not disappoint me.
Gold finished the comex session at $1600.90 down $1.20 from yesterday. 
 The price of silver finished the session at
Gold stymied as sellers dig in
Trader Dan at Trader Dan's Market Views - 2 hours ago 
 
 
There are some very strange happenings in today's trading session with some 
very contradictory (or to use a favorite expression, 'counterintuitive') 
price movements in some of the major markets.
Let's start first with the bond market which for some bizarre reason ran up 
over a full point on the long end supposedly on the (news??) that was made 
when Obama said an agreement on the debt ceiling looked a bit better. The 
equity markets went beserk to the upside on the same news while gold and 
silver were trashed as the need for a safe haven supposedly was decreased 
but then why would the...
 more » Spike In Cash Assets Screams Warning!
Don't let complexity of analysis obscure the simple messages. A break down 
of bank credit at commercial banks reflects lackluster business loan 
creation, a struggling real estate market, a slow decay in consumer 
spending, a surprising scramble to hold cash assets. The scramble to hold 
cash assets in excess of the 1980-1981 and 2008 crisis levels screams 
WARNING. Break down of Bank Credit at...
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Oops: Boehner Says Gang Of Six Proposal "Appears To Fall Short"
No, the soap opera is not done just yet. 
According to The Hill the office of John Boehner has said that the Gang 
of Six proposed $3.7 trillion fluff "settlement" appears to fall short 
of goals set by House Republicans. "This plan shares many similarities 
with the framework the Speaker discussed with the president, but also 
appears to fall short in some important areas. The House is voting today
 on our 'cut, cap, and balance' plan, and we hope the Senate will take 
it up soon. That remains our focus,” a Boehner spokesman said. As 
expected the kicker is the impact on Social Security which will see 
drastic changes if Chained CPI is implemented in conjunction with cost 
of living adjustments: "They also are wary of the plan's 
complicated mechanism for dealing with Social Security. The plan states 
that Social Security reform only be taken up once the rest of 
deficit-reduction plan is completed. If Social Security reform 
is not passed by a 60-vote margin, the earlier vote on the rest of the 
deficit-reduction package is nullified." The actual impact on COLA was 
not mentioned by Boehner's office. We expect the AARP will require 
clarification on the speaker's stance on that issue shortly.
Guest Post: Iran Opens Oil Bourse - Harbinger Of Trouble For New York And London?
The last three years of global recession have 
dealt a major blow to American capitalist ideas trumpeted throughout the
 world on the value of “free markets.” Wall St has been revealed as a 
form of casino economy, with the bankster insiders gambling with other 
people’s, and eventually, the government’s money in the form of 
bailouts. As the Republicans in Congress, scenting victory in the 2012 
presidential elections, hold a gun to the Obama administration’s head 
and rating agencies consider downgrading U.S. government bonds in light 
of Washington’s possible defaulting, many ideas around the world that 
previously seemed implausible because of the dominance of the U.S. 
economy are garnering renewed interest. 
Bob Chapman: Crisis And Collapse Unfortunate but Inevitable.
 
 
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