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Wednesday, 4 January 2012

Milking Russia: 'Love it or love money'

by RussiaToday on Jan 3, 2012

RT continues with its new series of reports on foreigners who have ventured to Russia and achieved huge success here. Today we catch up with a British farmer who moved to Russia 15 years ago to milk the country's potential. John Kopiski now owns one of the country's most profitable dairy farms.

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Friday, 30 December 2011

December 29, 2011 Midday Metals Report

by IraEpsteinFutures on Dec 29, 2011

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Tuesday, 27 December 2011

Satyajit Das: The Cultural Transformation of the World of Finance (1/6)

by INETeconomics on Dec 22, 2011

When Satyajit Das started to work at a commercial bank, the world of finance was simple: banks made money by lending it. That was 44 years ago, and the tools of the trade have changed quite a bit since then. In this INET interview with Robert Johnson, Das describes some of the cultural changes that transformed the world of finance from the perspective of a practitioner and shows how traders of the "School of Hard Knocks" were replaced by a generation of traders that came straight from business school and overly relied on models and financial theory.

Saturday, 24 December 2011

March 23, 2011 Midday Metals Report

by IraEpsteinFutures on Mar 23, 2011

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Word of the Day: Futures Exchange

by RTAmerica on Dec 23, 2011

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A futures exchange is a central financial exchange where people can trade futures contracts and other derivatives, which are financial instruments whose values are derived from the price movement of the underlying asset (stocks, commodities, etc.). Futures exchanges have been around for millennia, with one of the earliest known futures markets having developed in pre-socratic Greece as far back as 600 B.C -- or thereabouts -- by Thales of Miletus, who developed the brilliant idea of securing the future use of olive presses in Miletus prior to the olive harvest for a fixed price, with the expectation that a bountiful harvest would boost demand for these presses, allowing him to sell back his options contracts to other Greeks at a higher price. Legend has it that he eventually bought all the presses with the proceeds from his financial wizardry, just to show his fellow Milesians how smart he was. In more recent times, we saw the rise of futures markets here in the United States, specifically in Chicago, where proximity to farmland
and agribusiness made it a logical choice. Although markets for hedging against fluctuations in price caused by unforeseeable gluts or shortages in crop yields already existed, these markets where highly illiquid, nontransparent, and contracts were often not honored by counterparts (hmmm sounds kinda familiar). Therefore, one of the reasons for running such transactions through a regulated exchange is to clear the trades and provide a central counterparty that will extend a guarantee that the trade will be settled as originally intended. Eventually, the Chicago Board of Trade was created in 1848 to help buyers and sellers of these derivatives hedge their positions on a regulated exchange. It was later bought out by the CME, whose Chairman Terrence Duffy, our audience should know all too well...Of course, the recent experience of MF Global's customer's with segregated trading accounts has thrown the entire premise of having such regulated markets into question, since one of the major points of paying the premium to run transactions through an exchange is in order to mitigate, if not eliminate, counterparty risk.

Obama at 40,000 feet with a spliff

by RussiaToday on Dec 23, 2011

Watch the full Keiser Report Christmas Special (E227) on Saturday. This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look back on 2011 from GIABO to Tango Down, the fight against bankster occupation has been setting the global agenda. From the banking scandal headlines, they look at Greek woes, suckling bankers and Blythe Masters' immaculately conceived Credit Default Swap. They also discuss the circle of Hell that former prosecutor, William K. Black suggests is just punishment for Septic Tank Scum banksters and the bizarre view that President Obama has from 40,000 feet.

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Gold $2000/oz in First-Half of 2012 says Andrew Su, | Gold and Silver Blog

Gerald Celente - Lanigan & Malone - WMJI 22 December 2011

by GeraldCelenteChannel on Dec 23, 2011

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Thursday, 22 December 2011

Inside Job #1 Movie CLIP - Investment Grade Ratings (2010) HD

by movieclips on May 30, 2011

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Thursday, 17 November 2011

How to calculate how much your gold is worth...abclocal.go.com

How to calculate how much your gold is worth

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Michael Finney

With the price of gold skyrocketing, it is tempting to dig through your jewelry box and sell the pieces you no longer use, but how do you get the best price?

With the holidays coming up a few extra bucks would be nice. But it is not a good idea to take your gold and walk into a random storefront. To get the best price you need to know what your gold is worth before you leave your house and that's why we've put together this guide.
The gold business is booming with buyers and sellers, coins and jewelry. Perhaps you should sell, but how do you get the most money? We asked three gold dealers to check our jewelry and give us a price they'd pay.
Pacific Precious Metals was our standard. It checked for quality and quantity and offered us $371. Then our intern, Krista Williamson, goes undercover.
"I first went to Collectibles and Coins in Mill Valley," said Williamson. "I gave him the jewelry and he looked at it, and spent a lot of time with it and he priced it at about $371. And then we took it two West Coast Gold Buyers in San Mateo. She said it was $171.".......

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Lessons for Life and Investing with Author, Investor Jim Rogers 2/3

by TheAlexJonesChannel on Nov 15, 2011

On the Monday, November 14 edition of Infowars Nightly News, Alex talks with investor, author, and financial commentator Jim Rogers.
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One of the opening thoughts he share’s is to take our own plunge into the world or living: It is important to decide for yourself what’s important to you and what you want before you turn to others. “Swim your own races: Do not Let Others Do Your Thinking for you”, he says. His skepticism to depend on others is reflected throughout the writings. For a self-made man, I think it is an apt attitude. He goes on to tell the importance of being a self-starter. He picked empty soda bottles from the streets and made money from it at the age of six.

The fundamental style by which this investor operates is by cutting across social barriers, political barriers and geographical barriers. He believes in going where his money works best. Unlike his countrymen who are poor travellers, Jim loves to go across the world all on his own; he enjoys seeing the cultural and moral life of others.

Where should a person start in order to be successful? The answer is easy: Try as many things as you can, then pursue the one (or two or three) about which you’re passionate. People who follow their passions do not “go to work.”

On book learning: Jim is a bit allergic to sterile academic learning. He speaks about the importance of learning through observing life and attitudes of people and society. No amount of book learning can bring in the information one gets from this kind of field experience. He writes: Let the world be a part of your perspective. He quotes Rudyard Kipling’ “The English Flag”:

Winds of the World, give answer! They are whimpering to and fro —

And what should they know of England who only England know?

Again, He says,

“People who can observe events as they unfold will certainly acquire wealth. After touring the world from 1990 to 1992, I wrote my first book , Investment Biker. Recently a reporter remarked to me how many of the predictions I made in that book had come true, such as the rise of nationalism and militant Islam, “How was I able to foresee the future?” he wanted to know. I simply did what an experienced investor did: I read the news”.

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