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Tuesday, 1 November 2011

Silver Guru Eric Sprott talks shop concerning silver shortages & more!

by connectingdots2 on Oct 29, 2011

Occupy your Money, Buy physical silver Bullion. In this vid, Patrick MontesDeOca chats with Eric Sprott in this exclusive interview that took place at the Silver Summit in Spokane, Washington the week of October 17, 2011. Mr. Sprott speaks in riveting detail about the Silver Market and it's outlook through this year and next, in this not-to-be-missed interview.
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90 seconds at 9 am: MF Global bankruptcy (news with Bernard Hickey)

by ofInterestNZ on Oct 31, 2011

US futures broker
MF Global
Files for bankruptcy
European debt hit
US$39.7 bln of debt
US$41 bln of assets
Unsecured creditors
JP Morgan, Deutsche
Goldman's Jon Corzine
Geared up to bet
European debt
US$6.3 bln
US, European stocks
Fall 1-3%
Doubts about Europe
Italian bond yields
European inflation
Still at 3%
May delay ECB cut
Expected Thursday
RBA seen cutting
Melbourne Cup day
Will banks pass it on?
2 speed economy
NZ$ down to 81.3 USc
Up vs yen to 63 yen
After BoJ intervened
To push yen down

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Monday, 31 October 2011

Throwing Ever More Money At World Financial Problems | International Forecaster Weekly Bob Chapman The International Forcaster

October 29 2011: more money and credit needed for the world economy, US sold a bill of goods, no coverage with TARP, a time of falling currencies, EU deal for Greece with a write down, more debt for the worlds problems, currency debasement the name of the game worldwide.

It is now clear to the most casual observer that the world’s monetary and financial system cannot function without massive amounts of additional money and credit. That means the system no longer functions the way it should. Europe really doesn’t know what to do and neither does the Fed anda the Bank of England. The exception is throwing more money at the problem and keeping interest rates near zero indefinitely. Many US, UK and European banks are insolvent. The real estate market continues to deflate throughout Europe with the exception of Germany, which never really rose in price. Again, there are no solutions offered to solve this problem. Just as there are no solutions elsewhere. These conditions tell us the euro has serious problems to face as does the pound and the US dollar. You have to then say to yourself against what. Each currency has its own problems, thus, the only alterative is to measure each currency versus gold and silver. These are the true benchmarks, and when compared over the last 11-1/2 years, versus nine major currencies gold and silver on average annually have appreciated more than 20%. That tells you anyone holding currencies has been a major loser.................

http://theinternationalforecaster.com/International_Forecaster_Weekly/Throwing_Ever_More_Money_At_World_Financial_Problems