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To: Tommaso who wrote (27522)4/1/2012 5:45:08 PM
From: carranza21 Recommendation   of 29397
 
Not doom, reality.

The fed is the largest buyer of treasuries now. What rates will it get when it needs to sell? I don't know, but certainly higher than what are being paid now. This will affect new issues, and make the trade and budget deficits worse, therefore making the likelihood of a treasury crisis that much higher.

Can't rob Peter to pay Paul, simple as that, which is what the fed is doing by financing the budget deficits.

The post-election election period will be brutal. Before then, monetary fumes will keep things going 'well' to keep the citizenry happy.

Rogers and Schiff are right on.

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To: carranza2 who wrote (27523)4/1/2012 6:52:51 PM
From: Tommaso3 Recommendations   of 29397
 
At times I feel as if we are the only sane people huddled together in a back room of a gambling den filled with crazy drunk people who are betting with great confidence on all sorts of crooked con games.

I want to collect the money that honestly belongs to me and slip out the back way.

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To: Tommaso who wrote (27524)4/1/2012 7:24:38 PM
From: carranza2   of 29397
 
It's not easy to keep one's head while bombarded with a steady stream of disinformation designed to vacuum money out of our accounts.

This fellow is a bit too strident for my taste, and trots out the requisite Einstein quote, but otherwise is spot on, bad writing aside.

marketoracle.co.uk 

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To: carranza2 who wrote (27525)4/2/2012 9:59:19 AM
From: Tommaso   of 29397
 
I guess that if a person is Jeremiah he has to write jeremiads.

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To: Tommaso who wrote (27526)4/2/2012 3:17:31 PM
From: Bonefish4 Recommendations   of 29397
 

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To: carranza2 who wrote (27525)4/2/2012 5:07:24 PM
From: Tommaso   of 29397
 
Fleckenstein; but also watch the video with the CEO of Newmont that's on the page. And read both pages.

money.msn.com 

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From: Tommaso4/3/2012 9:19:24 AM
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James Sinclair is like the wind on the Great Plains--it never stops blowing.

Today legendary trader and investor Jim Sinclair told King World News the gold market has turned into a coiled spring that will be extraordinarily explosive on the upside. Sinclair also said that central banks have been aggressively accumulating gold because it is going to part of the monetary solution. But first, here is what Sinclair had to say about the gold market: "The attempt to keep (the gold market) from moving higher, creates, by nature, a spring, a coil as it were in markets. If the spirit of the gold market could have been broken, it certainly would have been broken down at the $1,500 level. This thing is turning into a spring, into a coil, and when it goes it's going to be something to behold on the upside. Both in the shares and in gold itself."

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To: Tommaso who wrote (27529)4/3/2012 2:33:36 PM
From: ferris wheel   of 29397
 
Amazing what happened to Gold at 2pm. It plummeted almost $30. Straight down. Any reason?

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To: ferris wheel who wrote (27530)4/3/2012 2:44:36 PM
From: Mike M2   of 29397
 
The minutes of the Fed meeting were released and QE III seems less likely.

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To: Mike M2 who wrote (27531)4/3/2012 4:00:55 PM
From: gold$10k2 Recommendations   of 29397
 
Is there an acronym for snorting, derisive laughter? IMO jawboning, release of questionable data, and manufactured events all seem timed with the intention of enhancing the desired TA perspective. Do you believe that QE III seems less likely?

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