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19/4/2010 19:02 | Listen from 7:40; Max explains Blankfein's financial terrorism to radio listeners in Moscow | ![]() traderabc | |
19/4/2010 15:55 | traderabc, A very good video, thanks for the link. If you don't mind I'll post it on the SHA thread. Well we don't have long to wait and see how the US/Global markets will react to Goldman Sachs results. c2i | ![]() contrarian2investor | |
18/4/2010 20:25 | Probably best to first watch zeitgeist addendum if you're new to this stuff. The Venus Project: Lecture City University of London part (1/14, one click) Q & A Session (part 2) (Recommended) The Venus Project London Lecture - October 2009 - Part 1 of 2 1 2 | ![]() traderabc | |
18/4/2010 13:49 | London Observer: Now we know the truth. The financial meltdown wasn't a mistake it was a con Will Hutton London Observer April 18, 2010 Hiding behind the complexities of our financial system, banks and other institutions are being accused of fraud and deception, with Goldman Sachs just the latest in the spotlight. This has become the most pressing election issue of all. The global financial crisis, it is now clear, was caused not just by the bankers' colossal mismanagement. No, it was due also to the new financial complexity offering up the opportunity for widespread, systemic fraud. | ![]() traderabc | |
17/4/2010 23:26 | "propping up zombies never works.." J.R. | ![]() traderabc | |
17/4/2010 23:12 | April 18, 2010 I Am Watching. We Will Know If We Will Have A Market Correction Next Week. "Markets are overdue for a correction. Any market that goes up this much, this fast, this steadily without correction - it's not normal. When that sort of things happens, the market could be setting itself up for a 15 - 20% correction. When the markets are ready for a correction, something will come along...(Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (Public, NYSE:GS)) the straw that breaks the camel's back. What I am doing is watching. If this is going to be the beginning of a correction...we will know how the markets does next week, by Thursday, I suspect." in CNBC.com | ![]() traderabc | |
17/4/2010 22:47 | [OTE50] On the Edge . . . with Alex Jones April 17th, 2010 by stacyherbert Stacy Summary: Theft and fraud on the edge. | ![]() traderabc | |
17/4/2010 00:15 | Hi traderabc, More revelations on the rigged casino. High Frequency Friday: The WSJ Finally Catches On c2i | ![]() contrarian2investor | |
16/4/2010 16:26 | "This could be a gamechanger. Will there be any follow through?" I hope so. Those crooks deserve nothing less. | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 15:31 | "When Americans understand that they have been betrayed in that they have been working and saving for worthless (non-intrinsic) "money," there'll be holy hell to pay. That's my prediction, and amid a state of national anger, I believe we'll see the termination of the Federal Reserve, probably the greatest fraud ever foisted on the America people." -Richard Russell | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 14:52 | Thursday, April 15, 2010 Jim ONeill : China May Have Free-Float Yuan in 5 Years April 15 (Bloomberg) -- Jim O'Neill, chief global economist for Goldman Sachs Group Inc., talks about China's yuan and trade growth among the so-called BRIC nations. ONeill coined the term BRIC in 2001 to describe the four large, fast-growing economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China. He speaks with Bloomberg's Andrea Catherwood in London. | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 14:00 | Ted Butler Interview by James Cook, President of Investment Rarities | April 14, 2010 | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 13:37 | [KR34] Keiser Report Markets! Finance! Scandal! And Birgitta Jonsdottir!! April 15th, 2010 by stacyherbert Stacy Summary: In this episode we look at the scandals of Greece winning a loan; the exodus from Iceland while billionaire plunderers receive safe haven in London; and the dumping of US Treasury bonds as American consumers are about to get squished. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Birgitta Jonsdottir, a Member of Parliament in Iceland, about the Black Report into the country's banking collapse. | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 13:34 | The Federal Reserve Created This Financial Mess And Now They Expect Us To Pay Higher Taxes And Have A Lower Standard Of Living So We Can Pay Interest To Them The Economic Collapse April 15, 2010 When you watch the mainstream news, how often do you hear them identify the Federal Reserve as the ultimate source of all of our financial problems? Never? Well, there is a good reason. The Federal Reserve was created and continues to benefit the elite international bankers that are raping the United States blind financially. Many of the same financial powers own large interests in the 6 gigantic media companies that dominate U.S. mainstream media. So you won't hear the truth from them. On this website we go on and on about how bad the U.S. national debt is. And it is really, really, really bad. But rarely do you hear from anyone who we owe all of this money to. Yeah, we owe large amounts to Japan and China and a bunch of other nations, but the biggest holder of our debt by far is the Federal Reserve. Just like the owner of your mortgage or your car loan, they expect to be paid back with interest. | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 13:22 | C2i, I suspect that if enough people took his advice it would spark off a shortage of physical metals in what is a primarily a paper market. That said GLD and SLV are the sort of funds dominated by big players who are unlikely to demand possession until it is far too late to do so. | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 13:15 | Seems Soros is with Rogers on a bullish trend for food, though personally I think Monsanto represents something that is as contrary to nutrition as Goldman Sacs is contrary to ethical money management. Soros Fund Adds Citigroup and Monsanto, Exits Potash | ![]() traderabc | |
15/4/2010 10:12 | Hi traderabc, What do make of this? Writer Proposes an Experiment To Disprove Alleged Gold and Silver Price Manipulation c2i | ![]() contrarian2investor | |
14/4/2010 20:55 | I own my physical gold and I will never sell it, says Marc Faber Source: BI-ME , Author: BI-ME staff Posted: Mon April 12, 2010 2:23 pm Back Email Print RSS Feeds INTERNATIONAL. Marc Faber, the Swiss fund manager and Gloom Boom & Doom editor, warns that when the next crisis hits, 'you'd see people flee from all paper currencies into precious metals'. Speaking in an exclusive two-part interview with The Daily Crux, Faber said: "When the percentage of interest payments to tax revenue gets too high, it will become clear to everyone that the government will need to print money in earnest to make these payments. That's when you're likely to see a crisis of confidence in the dollar". | ![]() traderabc | |
14/4/2010 17:58 | Hi traderabc Palladium Tests Long-Term Resistance; Gold Sees Short-Term Correction? by: GoldCore April 14, 2010 c2i | ![]() contrarian2investor | |
13/4/2010 17:30 | KR33] Keiser Report Markets! Finance! Scandal! And Dean Baker! April 13th, 2010 by stacyherbert Stacy Summary: This is the special Alan Greenspan bubble addition in which Max takes out several props and we talk about the scandals of financial crisis "show trials" in America; Citigroup alleges they could not possibly have predicted the collapse of a very obvious housing bubble; and former Fed Chairman, Alan Greenspan, tells the show trial commissioners that the financial world is far too complex for mere mortals. In the second half of the show, Max talks to economist Dean Baker about Citigroup's alleged profits | ![]() traderabc |
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