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Here's part of the problem, He knows and still they play the game.

BILLIONAIRE HEDGE FUND MANAGER: The Derivatives I Love To Trade Are Hurting Society

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Would be nice if this were finally it. Will good to just get it over with.

EVEIL IN ACTION!

Not a good day of anyone.
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Last Edited by 4thhorseman on 01/24/2014 05:15 PM

1 week old but very meaningfull :


BNN _ Is there a shortage of physical gold?

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The weakness of emerging countries is orchestrated to hide the only one problem : gold and silver will soon skyrocket and the dollar (and the euro and the UK pound, and all the ponzi leverage scheme currencies of the so called developped countries) value will return to its deserved value.

WOW!!^^

yes it's still bleading!

Business Insider ‏@businessinsider · 1 min
REVENGE EFFECTS: How good policy goes horribly wrong [link to read.bi]

zerohedge ‏@zerohedge · 1 min
MOSCOVICI NOTES WITH SATISFACTION MOODY’S DECISION ON FRANCE. And Moody's notes the US persecution of S&P for its downgrade

I think these people will lie right until the end..

GOLDMAN'S BLANKFEIN: I'd Be Long, Not Short The Emerging Markets..

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Futures Market from Bloomberg..


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Thread: Gregory Mannarino says Markets will REBOUND Next Week!!!

well it's possible, they will try everything to stop bleading, but there are a lot of damages allready!

If it does, Its probably because the fed just sent more 1's and 0's to the banks and traders..

THE GLOBAL 20: Twenty Huge Trends That Will Define The World For Decades


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BLACKROCK: No, gold is not the best safe haven [link to read.bi]

I just read the name of the researcher, David Wang and that said it!! He's working for the Chinese and they want the gold..

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Warren Buffett just offered Jamie Dimon an insanely high-paying job [link to read.bi]

Gold And Silver – There Are Reasons Greater Than Demand For Owning Them,

Here is some very cogent rationale for owning gold and silver. None pertain to the ever-ending reasons that demonstrate great demand. Everyone has been hearing about them in a steady stream for the past year, and the impact on the market has been nil. Often in tandem with the latest news, like record coin sales from…[pick a mint or country], is the lament from PM holders on where the current price of gold is, at lows for the past two + years, making many question the validity of owning PMs.

For any self-doubters, especially those who paid for their PMs at 50% to 100% higher in the past year or two, by example, we still hold some gold purchased at $1800 the ounce, some silver at $48 the ounce. That just happened to be where gold and silver were at the time. We were engaged on a consistent plan of purchasing, regardless of price. There were specific reasons for wanting to own physical gold and silver, and none of those reasons have changed. In fact, they have increased.

We now live in a financially insane world. The government tells everyone that 2 + 2 = 5, consistently, and people continue accept the lies. If you listen to the government and the bought-and-paid-for mainstream media, all is well in this country, when in reality, we are dealing with recession, inflation, joblessness, and general instability.

The biggest problem is debt. Actually, it is the core issue. Bury people and countries in debt, and demand their hard assets as payment in return, aka the Rothschild formula, in use for hundreds of years. The debt burden is now so onerous that it is becoming almost impossible to keep under
More here,
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Sickening.. but I'd take it and run...

Anyone who has been paying attention can clearly see on a chart that a move down was coming. The question is how far down? I personally believe it could fall down to 10500, what happens at that point is anyone's guess. If the market tests that point and bounces, I think we could see a rally towards 22000 (with inflation being a driver in that number for sure over the next few years). However, if it moves through 10500, look out below.

Could be, I was thinking 8500 so, the PTB can use that against the debt but, if China or, Japan go. I think it will not matter what out Market is at. It will just hit bottom and a reset will happen and happen fast..

try the interwebs

I guess we will see what happens on Sunday night!

Here's why emerging markets scare me, but here's what terrifies me: Gartman

When it rains, it pours. And, when that rain is bad news in bad emerging markets, it can pour even in the United States.

Brazil, Argentina, Turkey, Egypt… the list goes on and on of countries that are seeing their currencies and markets get hit all at once.

see the video
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Do you think Monday will be a blood bath? Or just the continued slow decline??