[Ed. Note: We have covered this issue in
exhausting detail, so if you want to know the whole truth about “your”
stocks & bonds, listen to this: The SHOCKING TRUTH History Channel Can’t Broadcast]
You are a “Beneficiary” of your Stocks, unless they decide you are not. MF Global Theft of Billions now makes sense.
from Sherrie Questioning All:
I am bringing this up to the top on May 30 2014, as I believe people really need to see this again and understand it all. I wrote and researched this in March 2012, but it still applies today. I would love for everyone to call their broker and ask them about this. Ask them if the stocks you buy are then put into another (cede) name and not your own.
This is one of those mind blowing pieces of information that shows there is nothing that is not owned by the Federal Reserve. A little known company – Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation – DTCC is the one entity/corporation in the world that holds all stocks and bonds traded for brokers. They handle every stock/bond transaction world wide. Not just that, but every stock/bond that people think they own, they are not the owners of them. The stocks and bonds are not in their names in fact, the broker puts them in a fictitious name (Cede) – Funny name – a pun on “ceding something away) which the DTCC owns. The DTCC is listed as the actual owner of the stock and bond and those who have purchased them are strictly the beneficiary of said stocks and bonds.
You may be thinking… well being beneficiary is just as good as being the stated owner…. WRONG!
Read More @ Sherriequestioningall.blogspot.com
You are a “Beneficiary” of your Stocks, unless they decide you are not. MF Global Theft of Billions now makes sense.
from Sherrie Questioning All:
I am bringing this up to the top on May 30 2014, as I believe people really need to see this again and understand it all. I wrote and researched this in March 2012, but it still applies today. I would love for everyone to call their broker and ask them about this. Ask them if the stocks you buy are then put into another (cede) name and not your own.
This is one of those mind blowing pieces of information that shows there is nothing that is not owned by the Federal Reserve. A little known company – Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation – DTCC is the one entity/corporation in the world that holds all stocks and bonds traded for brokers. They handle every stock/bond transaction world wide. Not just that, but every stock/bond that people think they own, they are not the owners of them. The stocks and bonds are not in their names in fact, the broker puts them in a fictitious name (Cede) – Funny name – a pun on “ceding something away) which the DTCC owns. The DTCC is listed as the actual owner of the stock and bond and those who have purchased them are strictly the beneficiary of said stocks and bonds.
You may be thinking… well being beneficiary is just as good as being the stated owner…. WRONG!
Read More @ Sherriequestioningall.blogspot.com
by Fabrice Drouin Ristori, Gold Broker:
After joining together three recent events, this is the question I’ve been asking myself…
1) The Swiss National Bank announced it was introducing negative interest rates (NIRP) on December 18, 2014.
This was done in order to hamper any defensive buying of Swiss francs by investors wishing to protect themselves from devaluation of their currency (the euro or the ruble, currently). Or more to the point, as regards the euro, to protect the 1.2 CHF for 1 euro floor price, so that the Swiss franc does not appreciate too much.
Perhaps the SNB knows a sovereign QE program is coming and is anticipating a run on the euro and a flight to the Swiss franc, which would break the “fixed” parity it is defending at high costs.
Read More @ GoldBroker.com
from WallStForMainSt:
from Real Thing TV:
from Freedom Outpost:
There is only one reason to be a defender of the Second Amendment, the same reason the Framers had when they wrote it: fear of an overbearing government. As Thomas Jefferson said, “The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.”
Of course, those opposed to gun ownership will respond that there is no tyranny in government. The answer to that is governments all over the world within the last 100 years have killed more than 262 million of their own citizens. See R.J. Rummel, Death By Government (Transaction, 1997).
Most Americans are unaware of this sinister aspect of modern history, which Rummel calls “Democide,” and when they find out, a common response is denial, then after ten minutes on the internet, amazement. Many such innocents then insist that it can’t happen here. The simple answer to the can’t-happen-here idea is that anything can happen anywhere, and it’s not as if this slaughter was centuries removed from us or limited to a single country.
Read More @ FreedomOutpost.com
After joining together three recent events, this is the question I’ve been asking myself…
1) The Swiss National Bank announced it was introducing negative interest rates (NIRP) on December 18, 2014.
This was done in order to hamper any defensive buying of Swiss francs by investors wishing to protect themselves from devaluation of their currency (the euro or the ruble, currently). Or more to the point, as regards the euro, to protect the 1.2 CHF for 1 euro floor price, so that the Swiss franc does not appreciate too much.
Perhaps the SNB knows a sovereign QE program is coming and is anticipating a run on the euro and a flight to the Swiss franc, which would break the “fixed” parity it is defending at high costs.
Read More @ GoldBroker.com
by J. D. Heyes, Natural News:
Officials with Riverside County, Calif., removed a newborn baby from her mother without a valid reason or a court-ordered warrant, a practice that the county does very often, according to claims made by the mother in a federal class action lawsuit.
The lead plaintiff in the suit, known as “A.A.,” which is the baby, filed suit against the county, Juvenile Dependency Investigator Karla Torres, Torres’ supervisor Felicia M. Butler, and “all similarly situated county social workers and investigators” Dec. 12, Courthouse News Service reported.
The plaintiff’s attorney, Shawn McMillan, told the news service that his firm, which focuses on civil rights cases against government child protective agencies, “uncovered an alarming trend” about one year ago while undergoing discovery for other cases.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
Officials with Riverside County, Calif., removed a newborn baby from her mother without a valid reason or a court-ordered warrant, a practice that the county does very often, according to claims made by the mother in a federal class action lawsuit.
The lead plaintiff in the suit, known as “A.A.,” which is the baby, filed suit against the county, Juvenile Dependency Investigator Karla Torres, Torres’ supervisor Felicia M. Butler, and “all similarly situated county social workers and investigators” Dec. 12, Courthouse News Service reported.
The plaintiff’s attorney, Shawn McMillan, told the news service that his firm, which focuses on civil rights cases against government child protective agencies, “uncovered an alarming trend” about one year ago while undergoing discovery for other cases.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
from KingWorldNews:
The gold bull market priced in Euro’s started in 2005. It then peaked in 2012 and promptly retraced exactly 50% of the entire rise.
Currently a low looks to be in, with a clear 5 wave pattern down completed and a higher low in the form of a double-bottom. The price of gold is still above the 100 and 200-day moving averages, with a double-top resistance formed at 1000 euros.
The Russian rouble and YEN have shown how gold can protect the man in the street from a local currency crisis and devaluation. The European Union is mired in major problems — too many to mention — and the technicals are calling for a rally in euro gold prices. It may be due to a Euro fall or USD rise in the gold price. Either way the setup is primed for a significant rally in the price of gold.
Kevin Wides Continues @ KingWorldNews.com
The gold bull market priced in Euro’s started in 2005. It then peaked in 2012 and promptly retraced exactly 50% of the entire rise.
Currently a low looks to be in, with a clear 5 wave pattern down completed and a higher low in the form of a double-bottom. The price of gold is still above the 100 and 200-day moving averages, with a double-top resistance formed at 1000 euros.
The Russian rouble and YEN have shown how gold can protect the man in the street from a local currency crisis and devaluation. The European Union is mired in major problems — too many to mention — and the technicals are calling for a rally in euro gold prices. It may be due to a Euro fall or USD rise in the gold price. Either way the setup is primed for a significant rally in the price of gold.
Kevin Wides Continues @ KingWorldNews.com
by Peter Cooper, Arabian Money:
Gold’s up 12 per cent against the yen this year, 9.5 per cent against the euro and for Russian holders up 80 per cent. It’s been the perfect hedge in a very imperfect world of currency wars and money printing. Investors stocking up on bullion at current depressed prices know what they are doing. It is of course never quite that simple. ArabianMoney can see three different scenarios for gold and silver prices in 2015.
2015 gold scenarios
First, US stock markets crash in anticipation of a rate rise in June. Falling markets will briefly pull the price of bullion down with them. QE4 is launched. Then prices recover sharply by the end of the year and actually exceed all other asset classes in performance. That’s something of a repeat of 2008-9. In addition, QE4 might crash the bond market and send gold prices to the moon.
Read More @ ArabianMoney.com
Gold’s up 12 per cent against the yen this year, 9.5 per cent against the euro and for Russian holders up 80 per cent. It’s been the perfect hedge in a very imperfect world of currency wars and money printing. Investors stocking up on bullion at current depressed prices know what they are doing. It is of course never quite that simple. ArabianMoney can see three different scenarios for gold and silver prices in 2015.
2015 gold scenarios
First, US stock markets crash in anticipation of a rate rise in June. Falling markets will briefly pull the price of bullion down with them. QE4 is launched. Then prices recover sharply by the end of the year and actually exceed all other asset classes in performance. That’s something of a repeat of 2008-9. In addition, QE4 might crash the bond market and send gold prices to the moon.
Read More @ ArabianMoney.com
by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall Street on Parade:
There is a mushrooming false narrative taking over the business airwaves: lower oil prices lead to lower prices at the pump which put more cash in consumers’ pockets which will lead to a more robust economy in the United States in 2015.
Yes, there are certainly lower prices at the pump. Yes, that gives consumers more disposable income. But it will decidedly not lead to a more robust economy in the United States for very long.
This isn’t a little speed bump in oil prices. This is one of the most dramatic and rapid crashes in a key industrial commodity in history. Since June, the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the domestic crude oil produced in the U.S., is down by 47 percent. The price of the internationally traded crude oil, Brent, is down by a similar figure.
Read More @ WallStreetonParade.com
There is a mushrooming false narrative taking over the business airwaves: lower oil prices lead to lower prices at the pump which put more cash in consumers’ pockets which will lead to a more robust economy in the United States in 2015.
Yes, there are certainly lower prices at the pump. Yes, that gives consumers more disposable income. But it will decidedly not lead to a more robust economy in the United States for very long.
This isn’t a little speed bump in oil prices. This is one of the most dramatic and rapid crashes in a key industrial commodity in history. Since June, the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the domestic crude oil produced in the U.S., is down by 47 percent. The price of the internationally traded crude oil, Brent, is down by a similar figure.
Read More @ WallStreetonParade.com
from WallStForMainSt:
from Real Thing TV:
from Freedom Outpost:
There is only one reason to be a defender of the Second Amendment, the same reason the Framers had when they wrote it: fear of an overbearing government. As Thomas Jefferson said, “The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.”
Of course, those opposed to gun ownership will respond that there is no tyranny in government. The answer to that is governments all over the world within the last 100 years have killed more than 262 million of their own citizens. See R.J. Rummel, Death By Government (Transaction, 1997).
Most Americans are unaware of this sinister aspect of modern history, which Rummel calls “Democide,” and when they find out, a common response is denial, then after ten minutes on the internet, amazement. Many such innocents then insist that it can’t happen here. The simple answer to the can’t-happen-here idea is that anything can happen anywhere, and it’s not as if this slaughter was centuries removed from us or limited to a single country.
Read More @ FreedomOutpost.com
by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse:
The Greek financial/political crisis is becoming an annual event. For a sense of just how long this unfortunate little country has been struggling to survive under the relative sound money regime of the eurozone, here’s a Greek Crisis Timeline that CNN published in 2011. Even back then the pattern of near-collapse followed by temporary respite had been repeating for seven years.
The most recent lull seemed longer than usual, so long in fact that many people probably assumed that Greece had been “fixed” and was now a more-or-less fully-functioning member of the eurozone, ready to settle back into its enviable lifestyle of hosting tourists, drinking ouzo and avoiding taxes.
Read More @ DollarCollapse.com
The Greek financial/political crisis is becoming an annual event. For a sense of just how long this unfortunate little country has been struggling to survive under the relative sound money regime of the eurozone, here’s a Greek Crisis Timeline that CNN published in 2011. Even back then the pattern of near-collapse followed by temporary respite had been repeating for seven years.
The most recent lull seemed longer than usual, so long in fact that many people probably assumed that Greece had been “fixed” and was now a more-or-less fully-functioning member of the eurozone, ready to settle back into its enviable lifestyle of hosting tourists, drinking ouzo and avoiding taxes.
Read More @ DollarCollapse.com
from Gold Silver Worlds:
Let’s start right away with our conclusion. Crude oil and silver prices have crashed before, and they will again. But the one constant in our financial universe that seems inevitable, for the foreseeable future, is increasing debt. Longer term, crude oil and silver prices will follow increasing debt.
*****
Examine the following chart of monthly crude oil prices. In the past 26 years crude oil prices have crashed 65%, 59%, 54%, and 76%. The current crash is about 51% so far.
Read More @ GoldSilverWorlds.com
Let’s start right away with our conclusion. Crude oil and silver prices have crashed before, and they will again. But the one constant in our financial universe that seems inevitable, for the foreseeable future, is increasing debt. Longer term, crude oil and silver prices will follow increasing debt.
*****
Examine the following chart of monthly crude oil prices. In the past 26 years crude oil prices have crashed 65%, 59%, 54%, and 76%. The current crash is about 51% so far.
Read More @ GoldSilverWorlds.com
by Joshua Krause, Ready Nutrition:
Most survivalists strive to have an impressive array of stored food, ready for consumption when disaster strikes. This stored food often consists of freeze-dried meat, vegetables and meals (25-year shelf life), nitrogen-packed corn, rice and wheat (10-year shelf life), and canned goods (up to a five-year shelf life).
While it’s a good idea to have a stockpile of food, one of the main goals should be to have a sustainable supply of fresh food for carbohydrates, calories and fat. Even more important is a sustainable supply of protein-based foods. There are several options for survivalists and preppers, including vegan gardening, domesticated animals, and hunting and fishing.
Read More @ ReadyNutrition.com
Most survivalists strive to have an impressive array of stored food, ready for consumption when disaster strikes. This stored food often consists of freeze-dried meat, vegetables and meals (25-year shelf life), nitrogen-packed corn, rice and wheat (10-year shelf life), and canned goods (up to a five-year shelf life).
While it’s a good idea to have a stockpile of food, one of the main goals should be to have a sustainable supply of fresh food for carbohydrates, calories and fat. Even more important is a sustainable supply of protein-based foods. There are several options for survivalists and preppers, including vegan gardening, domesticated animals, and hunting and fishing.
Read More @ ReadyNutrition.com
by Dr. Jeffrey Lewis, Silver-coin-investor:
“There is a current set of delusions that is powerful and dangerous: that monetary debasement can be infinitely pursued without consequences; that the financial system is now solid and sound; that the low volatility and high prices of stocks, high-end real estate and bonds are real; that bonds are a safe haven; and that large financial institutions which get into trouble in the future can be unwound in a much safer way than they could be in 2008.” -Paul Singer
We had the “not necessarily” storm of the century in San Francisco. The following day, I went to the local gas station to top off the fuel for one of our vehicles. I noticed that the credit card system was down. The attendant said it was a ‘satellite thing’.
Read More @ Silver-coin-investor.com
“There is a current set of delusions that is powerful and dangerous: that monetary debasement can be infinitely pursued without consequences; that the financial system is now solid and sound; that the low volatility and high prices of stocks, high-end real estate and bonds are real; that bonds are a safe haven; and that large financial institutions which get into trouble in the future can be unwound in a much safer way than they could be in 2008.” -Paul Singer
We had the “not necessarily” storm of the century in San Francisco. The following day, I went to the local gas station to top off the fuel for one of our vehicles. I noticed that the credit card system was down. The attendant said it was a ‘satellite thing’.
Read More @ Silver-coin-investor.com
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
We no longer have to ask foreign refugees what it is like living inside a police state. All we have to do is to read the daily accounts of innocent Americans being abused and murdered through the excessive use of force being used by local police who have been federalized by the Department of Homeland Security.
What used to be the beacon of hope, has rapidly become the spotlight of tyranny. I am speaking of America, both then and now.
When heinous acts of physical abuse were revealed in American prisons inside of Iraq, we should have considered that someday the same treatment would await American citizens.
Read More @ Thecommonsenseshow.com
We no longer have to ask foreign refugees what it is like living inside a police state. All we have to do is to read the daily accounts of innocent Americans being abused and murdered through the excessive use of force being used by local police who have been federalized by the Department of Homeland Security.
What used to be the beacon of hope, has rapidly become the spotlight of tyranny. I am speaking of America, both then and now.
When heinous acts of physical abuse were revealed in American prisons inside of Iraq, we should have considered that someday the same treatment would await American citizens.
Read More @ Thecommonsenseshow.com
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