REMEMBER...IF YOU CAN'T HOLD IT IN YOUR HANDS...YOU DON'T OWN IT...
Paper Gold and Silver is a Game of musical chairs... with a ratio of about 125 to 1 odds against you...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2015 - 09:40
Following Friday's filing by the Duquesne Family Office, we learned that as of the end of Q2, the largest position for Stanley Druckenmiller was none other than gold, following the purchase of 2.9 million shares of the GLD ETF shares. In other words, as of this moment, gold amount to over 20% of Druckenmiller's total holdings.
"They Have To Go"; Trump Vows To Deport All Illegal Immigrants
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2015 - 10:27 "We're going to keep the families together, but they have to go. We will work with them. They have to go. Chuck, we either have a country, or we don't have a country."
Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz recently defended rival Donald
Trump against the intraparty jabs he’s sustained since announcing his
candidacy.Senator Cruz said in an interview with Politico:
I would … note that an awful lot of Republicans, including other Republican candidates, have gone out of their way to smack Donald Trump with a stick. Now I think that’s just foolish.
After Mr. Trump’s successful rally in Phoenix, Senator John McCain called the thousands of Trump supporters “crazies.”
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Yuan Devaluation Sparks Biggest Crash In US Corporate Bonds Since Lehman
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2015 - 12:04 Just two days ago we warned of the dramatic disconnect between equity insurance and credit insurance markets - at levels last seen before Bear Stearns collapse. As the Yuan devaluation shuddered EURCNH carry traders and battered European assets, US equity markets stumbled onwards and upwards, impregnable in their fortitude with The Fed at their back no matter what. However, US corporate bond markets were a bloodbath...
It's Not The Economy Stupid: It's The Fed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2015 - 11:12 Today many are talking about the economy, but that’s all they’re doing: talking. Doesn’t matter if its today’s politician, CEO’s from the largest corporations, some national or regional business association figure-head, right down to academia with its self-perpetuating gaggle of Ivory Tower economic aficionados. All they are doing is paying lip-service to the problems. And the reason? They can’t do anything about it because as of today, the U.S. economy is being controlled high-handedly by The Federal Reserve. The U.S. economy has never before been under the command and control of a single entity – until now. Today the Fed. entices nearly all businesses to focus on short-term games of financial engineering rather than on core business principles to grow. This is what a stance at the zero bound gives rise to.
The HFT "Treasure Map" - Presenting The Rigged Stock Market's Full "Latency Abritrage" In One Chart
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2015 - 08:55 The following map lays out the embedded, and regulator blessed, latencies between the three big New Jersey exchange centers: Mahwah (NYSE), Secaucus (BATS), and Carteret (Nasdaq) for everyone but the top tier exchange clients, the HFTs, who are greenlighted to frontrun everyone else, and generate quarter after quarter of perfect trading records.
by Bob Livingston, SilverBearCafe.com:
While the people sleep, an economic earthquake rumbles underneath. The
day that they begin to feel the quake draws near. History will record
that in this decade more people will lose more money (forget about the
trillions of dollars already lost) than at any time in our history,
including during the Great Depression. At the same time, a very small
group has made and will make huge sums of money.
During the Y2K scare (a real hoax) many people stored food. Then, after Y2K, many people wanted to dump their cache; and some did.
We advised readers of my Bob Livingston Letter at the time to store food simply because of the crisis world we live in, but to store those foods that you could rotate and consume. Stored food is a hedge against inflation. It’s a hedge against natural disaster. It’s a hedge against economic collapse. It was our advice before, and it has been our advice since.
Read More @ SilverBearCafe.com
While the people sleep, an economic earthquake rumbles underneath. The
day that they begin to feel the quake draws near. History will record
that in this decade more people will lose more money (forget about the
trillions of dollars already lost) than at any time in our history,
including during the Great Depression. At the same time, a very small
group has made and will make huge sums of money.During the Y2K scare (a real hoax) many people stored food. Then, after Y2K, many people wanted to dump their cache; and some did.
We advised readers of my Bob Livingston Letter at the time to store food simply because of the crisis world we live in, but to store those foods that you could rotate and consume. Stored food is a hedge against inflation. It’s a hedge against natural disaster. It’s a hedge against economic collapse. It was our advice before, and it has been our advice since.
Read More @ SilverBearCafe.com
The #1 Reason Why Donald Trump Is What America Needs (And Deserves)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/15/2015 - 22:02 Just a few weeks ago, US talk show host Stephen Colbert was asked if he thought that Donald Trump had a chance of becoming President of the United States. Colbert responded sincerely. “Honestly, he could. And that’s not an opinion of Trump. That’s my opinion of our nation.” He’s right. The Land of the Free may very well be ready for something completely different. And Trump certainly seems able to deliver.
An ongoing investigation by The Desert Sun into Nestle’s contentious bottled water operations in drought-stricken California first disclosed
that the company’s permit to draw water had a rather astonishing
expiration date that occurred over a quarter century ago, in 1988.
Recently, the Sun reported an update in the investigation with a
jaw-dropping twist: the Forest Service — not Nestle — is the agency
primarily responsible for failing to renew Nestle’s permit.In fact, judging by the government agency’s complete inability to even review Nestle’s long-expired permit — not to mention the lucrative job a retired Forest Service supervisor currently enjoys — there is an arguable case that collusion and corruption are at the heart of the entire issue.
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Tens of thousands of emails once housed on former secretary of state
Hillary Clinton’s private computer server were moved to another device
after a Colorado company took possession of the device in 2013, leaving
open the possibility that copies of messages Clinton later chose to
delete might still exist.The FBI seized the server this week in a stunning move, signaling a new intensity in the investigation into whether Clinton knowingly send or received top-secret classified information through her private address while she was America’s top diplomat.
Bloomberg reported Thursday night that Barbara Wells, an attorney for Platte River Networks, Inc., confirmed that while the server hardware now controlled by the FBI ‘is blank and does not contain any useful data,’ its contents could still be safe and sound elsewhere.
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by Terence P. Jeffrey, CNSnews:
At the Iowa State Fair today, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
said that she did not send or receive emails that including material
that was “marked” classified. The former secretary of state did not say
there was no classified material in the emails she had retained on her
private email server.
“Most importantly I never sent classified material on my email and I never received any that was marked classified,” Clinton said at one point in her press conference.
“The State Department has confirmed that I did not send nor receive material marked classified or send material marked classified,” she said a moment later. “I am repeating the facts and the facts are I did not send nor did I receive material marked classified,” she then said.
Read More @ CNSnews.com
At the Iowa State Fair today, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
said that she did not send or receive emails that including material
that was “marked” classified. The former secretary of state did not say
there was no classified material in the emails she had retained on her
private email server.“Most importantly I never sent classified material on my email and I never received any that was marked classified,” Clinton said at one point in her press conference.
“The State Department has confirmed that I did not send nor receive material marked classified or send material marked classified,” she said a moment later. “I am repeating the facts and the facts are I did not send nor did I receive material marked classified,” she then said.
Read More @ CNSnews.com
Your Next...
Government Wants To "Implant Recipients Of Welfare Assistance With Satellite-Tracked Chips"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/15/2015 - 22:10 Implantable RFID tracking chips. You know, to stop terrorism...
by J. D. Heyes, Natural News:
President Obama has committed the government to the practice of
race-based political and social engineering long after he leaves office,
using the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in a bid to
force more ethnic diversity on neighborhoods all across the United
States.
As reported by Hoover Institute Media Fellow Paul Sperry, writing in the New York Post recently, the effort will become part of Obama’s legacy: It amounts to the federal government’s unprecedented collection of sensitive data on Americans by race, with the end goal being “racial and economic justice.”
What’s more, Sperry notes, this extraordinary data collection is being done without most Americans’ knowledge (or consent). In particular, administration racial analysts are mining and amassing personal data related to health, home loans, credit cards, places of employment, neighborhoods and even the manner in which children in schools are disciplined – all in an effort to document “inequalities” between minorities and whites.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
President Obama has committed the government to the practice of
race-based political and social engineering long after he leaves office,
using the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in a bid to
force more ethnic diversity on neighborhoods all across the United
States.As reported by Hoover Institute Media Fellow Paul Sperry, writing in the New York Post recently, the effort will become part of Obama’s legacy: It amounts to the federal government’s unprecedented collection of sensitive data on Americans by race, with the end goal being “racial and economic justice.”
What’s more, Sperry notes, this extraordinary data collection is being done without most Americans’ knowledge (or consent). In particular, administration racial analysts are mining and amassing personal data related to health, home loans, credit cards, places of employment, neighborhoods and even the manner in which children in schools are disciplined – all in an effort to document “inequalities” between minorities and whites.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
by William Watts, Market Watch:
Crude-oil prices haven’t been this low in nearly 6 1/2 years, but
motorists in some parts of the country have seen a significant rise in
prices at the gas pump this week.
Drivers can thank to refinery troubles to that puzzling move.
The median price for gasoline in the U.S. Friday stood at $2.559 a gallon, up 6 cents from a week ago but down from $2.699 a month ago, according to retail fuel data site Gasbuddy.com The Chicago region has seen the biggest regional rise, with prices rising more than 60 cents from last week’s average to $3.372 a gallon. While there have been some signs of moderation, in some places it has been brutal: Prices rose above $5 a gallon in California earlier this week, according to news reports.
Read More @ marketwatch.com
Crude-oil prices haven’t been this low in nearly 6 1/2 years, but
motorists in some parts of the country have seen a significant rise in
prices at the gas pump this week.Drivers can thank to refinery troubles to that puzzling move.
The median price for gasoline in the U.S. Friday stood at $2.559 a gallon, up 6 cents from a week ago but down from $2.699 a month ago, according to retail fuel data site Gasbuddy.com The Chicago region has seen the biggest regional rise, with prices rising more than 60 cents from last week’s average to $3.372 a gallon. While there have been some signs of moderation, in some places it has been brutal: Prices rose above $5 a gallon in California earlier this week, according to news reports.
Read More @ marketwatch.com
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