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| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 552443  Canada04/18/2009 01:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | global crisis33, the United States are sinking deeper everyday into a depression with no equivalent in the country’s history and which is now arriving at a political and social breaking point. For your info I have done a lot of the research for Leap/E2020 and "The Atlantic Online" as well as a few other sites. In case your wondering. |
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DaJavoo  User ID: 655922  United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | All those who read our Open Letter to the G20 leaders, published in the Financial Times on March 24th, 2009 (and widely circulated on the Internet), already have an idea of our analysis of this London Summit32. But we must admit that the results are even worse than we imagined. The Western G20 Quoting: Enigmaparticipants (Americans, Europeans and Japanese) were remarkable in two respects: in making sure that no particular could be agreed on; and in ensuring that none of the announced measures could seriously start being implemented in the short or medium term. Of course they could not be everywhere: on the one hand, convincing themselves that the end of the crisis is coming soon and, on the other hand, trying to avoid a decade-long tragic worldwide crisis unwinding. LEAP/E2020 believes that, during the current global crisis33, the United States are sinking deeper everyday into a depression with no equivalent in the country’s history and which is now arriving at a political and social breaking point. I have been in the banking industry for 25 years you idiot.. I now own a very large Hedge Fund that has NOT gone bankrupt and gives 20%. I have studied the markets since 1979. I also am a producer of a few movies that have been financed by this fund. I have a few more on the go..There's my BIO.. sounds like someone ini the know... why the hell is he hanging out here? what can he find HERE that he can't find out from his rich buddies? HUH? The unvarnished sentiment of truth seekers, who occasionally find it? :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | withing the last few weeks, investors have taken physical delivery of #2,000,000 oz of silver from comex. unusually large. that's alot of metal. hmmm. do they know something we don't? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 548972No, they just have the money to act upon what they know. :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Don;t ignore COPPER Quoting: Anonymous Coward 658992Copper has risen from $1.42/OZ and is now at $2.20/OZ...all since Mid-February or so, with no sign of abatement. I suspect copper is very closely linked to real estate construction for obvious reasons... I think we know how that sector is doing.. It's MORE closely related to the energy sector...just sayin'. :DJrebelli: |
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| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Over the past 3 years LEAP 20/20 has made some incredible predictions in their GEAB reports. I discovered them about 12 months ago. They had predicted about 6 months earlier that the US stock market would tank around October. In February of last year they predicted the US deficit would be 1.5 trillion this fiscal year. I told people this in December of last year and they laughed at me. In October they predicted a default by the US gov in June or July of this year. Now the Chinese have stopped buying and the Fed is having to monetize. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 623340If you have read to this point in the thread, and you are wondering if the brilliant arguments of the naysayers on here are correct, please pay attention to LEAP 20/20's past predictions. Summaries of all of their GEABs are available on their web site. Go back and read em all and ask yourself, how has their track record been to date. Answer the question for yourself and ignore the shittoheads on this thread. Think for yourself. In 2006 they also stepped on their crank forecasting a globe full of shit that did NOT come down...many took a lot of flak from that report... :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Gold is getting crushed. Quoting: ANNONYMOUS 546346$868 and heading lower. Enough said.  I beg to differ with you. Here is another quite different scenario. You are a government or highly placed officials in a government with this knowledge being apparent you would want to buy Gold and Silver as well as Platinum and Rhodium in as great quantities as possible at the lowest price one can reasonably manipulate it to. But now you can't go to $650 for Gold as an example because it's clear everyone is busy either owning physical Gold or selling it to raise cash plus there is already a disconnect between Comex paper Gold and the real mccoy as far as pricing goes. You can manipulate the Comex price which is the accepted going price for PAPER GOLD. Look at both platinum and rhodium both have had steep runups in the last two weeks but neither has taken the latest steep drop associated with Gold and Silver. Buy Now and only actual metal not paper. If you have got a Comex contract take delivery and hope you don't get a settlement in dollars rather than the metal itself they can do that ya know!  One cannot lay hands on the physical in SILVER without a 100%+ premium, and I imagine gold (I haven't tried) in the PHYSICAL is also commanding a hefty premium for the small buyer Last Edited by DaJavoo on 04/18/2009 08:41 AM :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Your take on this pig man????? Quoting: paladin"They shall cast their silver in the streets, and their gold shall be removed: their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver them in the day of the wrath of the LORD: they shall not satisfy their souls, neither fill their bowels: because it is the stumblingblock of their iniquity." but you say the streets in heaven is paved with gold.. but still you doubt   :DJrebelli: |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 658714 United States04/18/2009 08:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "The monetary storm coming by the end Quoting: Anonymous Coward 436143of summer 2009 may encourage governments to exchange their foreign currency reserves, particularly U.S. dollars, for gold. Unfortunately I cannot divulge the remainder of the report, it is 23 pages long and very valuable. I will GLADLY post bits of this info if this thread gets PINNED.. [link to thecomingdepression.blogspot.com] OP, is this information based on the dream? Why does this thread HAVE to be pinned, for you to volunteer information we don't know is credible or not? No, it's not based on a dream. The author was using a little license in descibing China's presumed plans. |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If Barack Obama Quoting: Anonymous Coward 552443wanted to gain a historic stature, like his model Abraham Lincoln, he would declare to the world that, taking cognizance of the fact that the US is no longer capable of supporting the global monetary and financial system alone, he has decided to initiate a project to create a new international reserve currency, inviting the world’s most important countries to join in the process. In one sentence, he would step into History, making sure that his country remains central to the next international financial system and saving the world from a decade-long tragedy(44). (44)This kind of option must be prepared in secret, with the collaboration of one or two trustworthy people at most, or he would never reach the microphone. IF this happens you could bet your ass that there is a giant schism in TPTB running the Global Sting Op. Last Edited by DaJavoo on 04/18/2009 08:49 AM :DJrebelli: |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 132975  United Kingdom04/18/2009 08:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Gold is getting crushed. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 658917$868 and heading lower. Enough said. Ah yes, but who (or what) is doing the crushing? Let's see ... Could it possibly be the US Federal Government, hiding behind its proxies, Goldman Sachs ("Government Sachs") and the sinister J. P. Morgan Chase? Why, yes. I think it just might be.  Mints all over the world cannot keep up with the roaring demand for silver and gold coins. PMs sell for large premiums on auction sites. This is the reality of precious metals demand at this time. The CRIMEX is simply a paper-hanger's farce, and bears no relation to reality. Eventually, maybe even this year, but certainly in 2010, the crooks will run out of physical to artificially suppress the price, then it's "TO DA MOON,ALICE"! Better to be years too early in positioning yourself to profit, than a day late and a dollar short. |
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| Avian User ID: 265661 United States04/18/2009 08:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If Barack Obama Quoting: DaJavoowanted to gain a historic stature, like his model Abraham Lincoln, he would declare to the world that, taking cognizance of the fact that the US is no longer capable of supporting the global monetary and financial system alone, he has decided to initiate a project to create a new international reserve currency, inviting the world’s most important countries to join in the process. In one sentence, he would step into History, making sure that his country remains central to the next international financial system and saving the world from a decade-long tragedy(44). (44)This kind of option must be prepared in secret, with the collaboration of one or two trustworthy people at most, or he would never reach the microphone. IF this happens you could bet your ass that there is a giant schism in TPTB running the Global Sting Op. \I am finally caught up with the reading...just like we suspected more dots connected Morning bro! "When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves, in the course of time, a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it." - Frédéric Bastiat food, water, ammo, weapons, battery back up solar, hand well pump, wood stove and 1 year of food...oh yeah PM's too...good luck |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I don't know about the rest of this thread, but from the OP's first tidbits, the author of whatever is uneducated. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 655267Fer Chrissakes ~ pull your head out of your ass and wipe the shit out of your eyes so you can actually read the whole thread before you parade your intellectual nakedness in front of all GLP. :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 08:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Life insurance policies are not texable under law... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 545952Life insurance, a very important savings instrument and often a first choice investment for retirement, will be incapable of returning more than 3%, thus becoming an investment trap because of time and taxation constraints. Indeed, like the other savings and investments, states will tend to increase the tax burden on them in an attempt to bail out their finances. This phenomenon will be visible in continental Europe and China in particular (where savings rates are high), but a little less in Australia, New Zealand and the rest of Asia. In the United States and United Kingdom, it will remain low because there is little left to be taken by the State due to the absence of personal savings in recent years. In the months to come, you should get out of savings’ products which no do not provide good returns, because soon they will not bring in anything at all - or worse. Stay liquid! After this summer and the crisis of the international monetary system, new trends will emerge that will certainly allow new choices. The current situation is certainly uncomfortable, but nobody ever said that going through a global systemic crisis and losing as little as possible would be a sinecure. " Tax is a moot point if the bitches bust...isn't it? :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 09:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If Barack Obama Quoting: Avianwanted to gain a historic stature, like his model Abraham Lincoln, he would declare to the world that, taking cognizance of the fact that the US is no longer capable of supporting the global monetary and financial system alone, he has decided to initiate a project to create a new international reserve currency, inviting the world’s most important countries to join in the process. In one sentence, he would step into History, making sure that his country remains central to the next international financial system and saving the world from a decade-long tragedy(44). (44)This kind of option must be prepared in secret, with the collaboration of one or two trustworthy people at most, or he would never reach the microphone. IF this happens you could bet your ass that there is a giant schism in TPTB running the Global Sting Op. \I am finally caught up with the reading...just like we suspected more dots connected Morning bro! Mornin'! This has been a good read with coffee!  :DJrebelli: |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 132975 United Kingdom04/18/2009 09:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Don;t ignore COPPER Quoting: Anonymous Coward 658992Copper has risen from $1.42/OZ and is now at $2.20/OZ...all since Mid-February or so, with no sign of abatement. I suspect copper is very closely linked to real estate construction for obvious reasons... I think we know how that sector is doing.. I think there's more to it than that. Copper is a highly strategic metal, and is needed in vast quantity during WAR! China is preparing for large-scale conflict.  |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 658129 United States04/18/2009 09:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If Barack Obama Quoting: Anonymous Coward 552443wanted to gain a historic stature, like his model Abraham Lincoln, he would declare to the world that, taking cognizance of the fact that the US is no longer capable of supporting the global monetary and financial system alone, he has decided to initiate a project to create a new international reserve currency, inviting the world’s most important countries to join in the process. In one sentence, he would step into History, making sure that his country remains central to the next international financial system and saving the world from a decade-long tragedy(44). (44)This kind of option must be prepared in secret, with the collaboration of one or two trustworthy people at most, or he would never reach the microphone. I believe that is what Obama is doing and you can see 'they' are really fighting hard to take him down. |
| bill shitters User ID: 659308 United Kingdom04/18/2009 09:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | these monkeys just dont get it all we want is an honest banking sys even if its a law that they have to inflate at 10% a yr to create the ilution of growth The retired thread killer Still the killa of threads we come in peace shoot to kill [link to au.youtube.com] I can not talk TO aliens but do listen to the anally probed |
| Avian User ID: 265661 United States04/18/2009 09:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | another AC posted a link to the Atlantic...its a good read by an MIT Economics professor who formerly worked for the IMF this is his last paragraph [link to www.theatlantic.com] The second scenario begins more bleakly, and might end that way too. But it does provide at least some hope that we’ll be shaken out of our torpor. It goes like this: the global economy continues to deteriorate, the banking system in east-central Europe collapses, and—because eastern Europe’s banks are mostly owned by western European banks—justifiable fears of government insolvency spread throughout the Continent. Creditors take further hits and confidence falls further. The Asian economies that export manufactured goods are devastated, and the commodity producers in Latin America and Africa are not much better off. A dramatic worsening of the global environment forces the U.S. economy, already staggering, down onto both knees. The baseline growth rates used in the administration’s current budget are increasingly seen as unrealistic, and the rosy “stress scenario” that the U.S. Treasury is currently using to evaluate banks’ balance sheets becomes a source of great embarrassment. Under this kind of pressure, and faced with the prospect of a national and global collapse, minds may become more concentrated. The conventional wisdom among the elite is still that the current slump “cannot be as bad as the Great Depression.” This view is wrong. What we face now could, in fact, be worse than the Great Depression—because the world is now so much more interconnected and because the banking sector is now so big. We face a synchronized downturn in almost all countries, a weakening of confidence among individuals and firms, and major problems for government finances. If our leadership wakes up to the potential consequences, we may yet see dramatic action on the banking system and a breaking of the old elite. Let us hope it is not then too late. "When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves, in the course of time, a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it." - Frédéric Bastiat food, water, ammo, weapons, battery back up solar, hand well pump, wood stove and 1 year of food...oh yeah PM's too...good luck |
| Capt. Mike User ID: 317023 United States04/18/2009 09:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One cannot lay hands on the physical in SILVER without a 100%+ premium, and I imagine gold (I haven't tried) in the PHYSICAL is also commanding a hefty premium for the small buyer Quoting: DaJavooHey DaJ, good morning. I haven't looked into buying or selling any gold/silver lately. Regarding silver, are you saying that with silver futures currently at $11.89/oz, that the physical is actually selling for around $24/oz? Just out of curiosity, with gold at $868/oz., what do you think physical could be sold for now? I'm thinking of selling 10 oz. of gold, or so, just to raise a little cash, but may wait until later this year. Thanks brother. |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 09:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | another AC posted a link to the Atlantic...its a good read by an MIT Economics professor who formerly worked for the IMF Quoting: Avianthis is his last paragraph [link to www.theatlantic.com] The second scenario begins more bleakly, and might end that way too. But it does provide at least some hope that we’ll be shaken out of our torpor. It goes like this: the global economy continues to deteriorate, the banking system in east-central Europe collapses, and—because eastern Europe’s banks are mostly owned by western European banks—justifiable fears of government insolvency spread throughout the Continent. Creditors take further hits and confidence falls further. The Asian economies that export manufactured goods are devastated, and the commodity producers in Latin America and Africa are not much better off. A dramatic worsening of the global environment forces the U.S. economy, already staggering, down onto both knees. The baseline growth rates used in the administration’s current budget are increasingly seen as unrealistic, and the rosy “stress scenario” that the U.S. Treasury is currently using to evaluate banks’ balance sheets becomes a source of great embarrassment. Under this kind of pressure, and faced with the prospect of a national and global collapse, minds may become more concentrated. The conventional wisdom among the elite is still that the current slump “cannot be as bad as the Great Depression.” This view is wrong. What we face now could, in fact, be worse than the Great Depression—because the world is now so much more interconnected and because the banking sector is now so big. We face a synchronized downturn in almost all countries, a weakening of confidence among individuals and firms, and major problems for government finances. If our leadership wakes up to the potential consequences, we may yet see dramatic action on the banking system and a breaking of the old elite. Let us hope it is not then too late. I'd add ~ from a post I made a few weeks ago ~ that Austria is heavily exposed in Eastern Europe and will prolly be the 1st WESTERN nation to slide completely down the shitter, with the rest of them on their coat tails. The interconnectedness makes it a FAST slide. :DJrebelli: |
| DaJavoo User ID: 655922 United Arab Emirates04/18/2009 09:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One cannot lay hands on the physical in SILVER without a 100%+ premium, and I imagine gold (I haven't tried) in the PHYSICAL is also commanding a hefty premium for the small buyer Quoting: Capt. Mike 317023Hey DaJ, good morning. I haven't looked into buying or selling any gold/silver lately. Regarding silver, are you saying that with silver futures currently at $11.89/oz, that the physical is actually selling for around $24/oz? Just out of curiosity, with gold at $868/oz., what do you think physical could be sold for now? I'm thinking of selling 10 oz. of gold, or so, just to raise a little cash, but may wait until later this year. Thanks brother. Mornin' Skipper ~ I'm not the PM guy ~ but PALADIN is...just sayin'. There may be some good deals locally ~ but don't look for it ~ even on eBay ~ silver is commanding a 100% premium, perhaps a hair less with some sellers in quantity. Right now, per farfels' summary of what went down in Argentina [link to www.silverbearcafe.com] (well worth the read, imo) JUNK SILVER is the way to go. (Junk is coin, low % but what the barter/trade economy will trade at, even .999 is traded at junk value.) As for your gold, I'd hang on to it were it mine. The value will exponentially rise in time. If you must sell it, check eBay for realistic pricing and market accordingly. My advice and $2.75 will get you a latte ~ Paladin is the guy and I'd get his take on it. :DJrebelli: |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 317023 United States04/18/2009 10:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's good enough for me...thanks. Enjoy the day! One cannot lay hands on the physical in SILVER without a 100%+ premium, and I imagine gold (I haven't tried) in the PHYSICAL is also commanding a hefty premium for the small buyer Quoting: DaJavooHey DaJ, good morning. I haven't looked into buying or selling any gold/silver lately. Regarding silver, are you saying that with silver futures currently at $11.89/oz, that the physical is actually selling for around $24/oz? Just out of curiosity, with gold at $868/oz., what do you think physical could be sold for now? I'm thinking of selling 10 oz. of gold, or so, just to raise a little cash, but may wait until later this year. Thanks brother. Mornin' Skipper ~ I'm not the PM guy ~ but PALADIN is...just sayin'. There may be some good deals locally ~ but don't look for it ~ even on eBay ~ silver is commanding a 100% premium, perhaps a hair less with some sellers in quantity. Right now, per farfels' summary of what went down in Argentina [link to www.silverbearcafe.com] (well worth the read, imo) JUNK SILVER is the way to go. (Junk is coin, low % but what the barter/trade economy will trade at, even .999 is traded at junk value.) As for your gold, I'd hang on to it were it mine. The value will exponentially rise in time. If you must sell it, check eBay for realistic pricing and market accordingly. My advice and $2.75 will get you a latte ~ Paladin is the guy and I'd get his take on it. |
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