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lewrockwell.com / By William Norman Grigg / January 31, 2013
The Opinion page in today’s Idaho Press-Tribune published side-by-side op-ed columns by Canyon County Sheriff Kieran Donahue and Ada County Sheriff Gary Raney on the subject of proposed civilian disarmament measures. (The essays are hidden behind the paper’s ridiculous paywall.) The comparison is quite [...]
Gold closed down $20.10 to finish the comex session at $1660.60. Silver also fell by 81 cents to finish the day at $31.34. As I promised to you, the bankers decided that it was necessary to blast the price of silver and gold down. [...]
theeconomiccollapseblog.com / By Michael Snyder / January 31st, 2013
You better get ready, because there are a whole host of signs that economic trouble is on the horizon. U.S. economic growth slipped into negative territory during the fourth quarter of 2012. That was the first time that has happened in more than three years. [...]
gata.org / By Chris Powell / Thursday, January 31, 2013
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:
Writing today for Forbes, the economist, fund manager, and author Nathan Lewis proves that Harry Truman was right about gold as well as everything else insofar as “the only thing new in the world is the [...]
bullmarketthinking.com / By Tekoa Da Silva / January 31, 2013
I had the great opportunity yesterday to connect with legendary resource developer & financier, Ross Beaty, founder and chairman of the $2.7B Pan American Silver Corp., and executive chairman of Alterra Power Corp. Throughout his 37 year career, Ross has generated an [...]
mybudget360.com / By mybudget360 / January 31, 2013
As the Dow flirted with 14,000 and the S&P 500 hit 1,500 the typical American is losing their confidence and also reflects a stock market that diverges from the interests of the Americans worker. Given that many of the S&P 500 companies earn a sizable portion of [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / January 31, 2013, 16:51
While cogitating on yesterday’s weak GDP print, CNBC’s Rick Santelli confirmed his view that forecasting is complex (at best) and impossible (most likely). The 2010 view of the Fed was that 2012 growth would be 3.5-4% – quite a destructive miss as it turned out; [...]
boilingfrogspost.com / By William Engdahl / January 31, 2013
Out of the blue in the last days Mali has suddenly become the focus of world attention. France has been asked to militarily intervene by Mali’s government to drive Jihadist terrorists out of the large parts of the country they claim. What the conflict in Mali [...]
streettalklive.com / By Lance Roberts / Thursday, January 31, 2013
The Conference Board publishes a monthly “help wanted” index which tracks the number of Total Online Help Wanted Ads and the Number of New Ads. The data for this series currently goes back to 2005 after revisions to the index were made. (The original data [...]
testosteronepit.com / By Wolf Richter / January 30, 2013
Ugly unemployment numbers are politically inconvenient in democracies. Red-faced politicians have to come up with excuses, and entire elections can be lost over them. So, every country has implemented inscrutable statistical systems to make unemployment look better, or less disastrous, regardless of what [...]
thedailybell.com / By Paul Craig Roberts / January 31, 2013
In the 21st century Americans have experienced an extraordinary collapse in the rule of law and in their constitutional protections. Today American citizens, once a free people protected by law, can be assassinated and detained in prison indefinitely without any evidence being presented to a [...]
dailyreckoning.com.au / By Nick Hubble / January 31st, 2013
Oh blast! Things were looking up for the global economy. American house prices rose 5.5% from last year, Chinese GDP rebounded, and our very own mining boom is yet to ‘peak’ according to Access Economics. The result of all the good news was [...]
Today the man who’s firm is well know for its $10,000 gold call told King World News he now believes that the price of gold should be substantially higher based on what has transpired with central banks. Here is what Paul Brodsky, co-founder of QB Asset Management, [...]
mises.org / by Mark Thornton / Thursday, January 31, 2013
On Wednesday, January 16 the German Central Bank (i.e., Bundesbank) announced that it was going to repatriate some of its gold reserves currently being held at the New York Fed and all of its gold reserves held by the Banque de France. It had [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 01/31/2013 13:27 -0500
Excerpted from Seth Klarman’s Baupost 2012 Letter to investors,
Absent an immediate crisis – and sometimes in the face of one – governments will often struggle to meet great challenges. Michael Boskin, former chairman of George H. W. Bush’s Council of Economic Advisors, recently described [...]
Meet the FOMC’s new lone hawk: Esther George of the Kansas Fed.
acting-man.com / By Pater Tenebrarum / January 31, 2013
FOMC Statement Tracking
Kremlinologists can as always find a detailed comparison of the December and January FOMC statements at the WSJ’s statement tracker. The main difference to the December statement was the [...]
libertyblitzkrieg.com / By Michael Krieger / January 31, 2013
I guess even New Yorkers don’t like it when a politician uses a tragedy to immediately jam through gun control legislation. I wonder how many people will actually register their guns as that would be an interesting act of civil disobedience. These political [...]
armstrongeconomics.com / By Martin Armstrong / January 31, 2013
In gold, a closing below 16960 will shift this market into a neutral position. Next month, 16700-16900 will become initial resistance.The major support lies at the 15400-15700 area.
In silver the major support is in the 26-2700 level. A closing today below 3070 [...]
thedailysheeple.com / By The Daily Sheeple / January 31st, 2013
Amid reports that Walmart stores around the country would hold off on re-stocking their shelves of ammunition in the wake of the Newtown Sandy Hook shooting, the world’s largest retail chain says no such policy has been implemented.
traderdannorcini.blogspot.com / By Dan Norcini / Thursday, January 31, 2013
Yesterday silver looked as if it was setting up to make another test run at stubborn overhead resistance near the $32.50 level, the top of its recent trading range. Today – well, to put it bluntly, “nothin’ doin’”.
truthingold.blogspot.com / By Dave in Denver / January 31, 2013
By now everyone has seen the reports of the unexpected decline in Q4 GDP reported yesterday. Of course, the decline was blamed by the White House and the media on a decline in Government spending. But I wanted to bring to everyone’s attention the [...]
A hoard of gold coins dating back nearly 400 years
has been found in the foundation of a Tipperary pub…and then reported to the government by the construction worker(s) who found it. The value of the 81 gold coins (hopefully for the workers’ sake there were [...]
“In my original ideas about the film, the ministry didn’t know whether there were terrorists out there or not because over the years they had so many counter agents and counter-counter agents out there and agent provocateurs who maybe set explosions to lure people in. The people lost track of whether there really were terrorists or not, but the important thing is the belief in terrorists had to be maintained to allow the ministry to continue to survive. Originally the film was called The Ministry. It was really about the survival of an organism like a great bureaucracy that will do anything to keep itself going.." - Terry Gilliam on Brazil
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