Showing posts with label zerohedge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zerohedge. Show all posts

A Trillion Here, A Trillion There

A Trillion Here, A Trillion There - Tyler Durden
A Trillion There, A Trillion Here - Ben Bernanke

Is Bernanke quoting ZeroHedge?  If so, it's probably against the will of his conscious mind, at least that's what his face made it look like.  I'll try to find a youtube of it when this cspan feed wraps up

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ZeroHedge says that CME says that not only have credit markets dried up but margin calls for everybody!  This is big, not small, doom.  LINK

Link to Post: The Bernanke's "Magical Powers"

More on the Bernanke box.

From Zerohedge:

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Zerohedge also has this short explanation of the differences between now and 2008.

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Link to Post: Eric Sprott - Paper Markets Are A Joke: Prepare for Bullion Prices to Go Supernova

Zerohedge leads me to Chris Masterson posting on Eric Sprott's comment which preaches as I do that paper PM is a sham, and that the value of physical will increase greatly as this becomes clear to everyone.

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Link to Post: Physical

Zerohedge spots this info from the world gold counsel, a biased source presenting government numbers, sigh, aren't we all.  Also, a post about certainty in PM prices from All Along the Watchtower.

LINK TO POST ABOUT PHYSICAL PMs!!!

LINK TO POST ABOUT CERTAINTY

Link to Post: "Bin Bernanke"

Writing on Zerohedge, GeorgeWashington lays out the ties between terrorism, the dollar, wars, Osama, Obama, Bush, our floated financial system, and "Bin Bernanke."

The money has gone bad!


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Link to Post: No Jobs

No jobs, no recovery, not to mention a lost generation or two.


Want a job now?  Zerohedge says get a job at McDonalds! Includes chart of BLS data on people not in labor force who want a job now.

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Link to Post: Goldman Sees Oil Returning to Recent Highs

Thanks go to Zerohedge, all praise be upon them!



Recent moves are not based in changes to the long term supply and demand issues.

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