Economic Update (October 6, 2009) Gold makes new highs in America

johncenaaz on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 5:25 pm 



this is uploaded on my b-day

lokir on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 6:05 pm 



So am I.
It’s bound to take a tumble in the next few months… everything is tied to the US Dollar due to the fact that 70% of its currency is overseas.

Straightsix76 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 7:01 pm 



im suprised Oz is holding up so well, they have had the biggest housing bubble on the planet and it’s starting to deflate–and we all know what that means

Straightsix76 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 7:26 pm 



so much for all this deflationary nonsense I keep hearing about

mamcointl on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 7:53 pm 



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lindabebe835 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 8:08 pm 



Only a matter of time before the administration really starts censoring the internet. There is way too much truth here and it is like holding a cross to a vampire. Youtube and a few other places like XM are the only places i get the truth.

julianchosun on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 8:33 pm 



Hey EndlessMountain,
Thanks for your analysis. I’m glad of your videos. You put it straight and simple. I’m starting to grasp what a lot of this is all about.
I was particularly interested in what you said about fiat currencies. I’m in South Korea and the exchange rate with my home country has not been good for a while now so I have a bit more saved here than back there.
Given the real ‘crunch’ probably coming soon, what do you think may happen over here on China’s back doorstep?

Nexstar100 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 8:57 pm 



Ont. and Quebec…of course the centre of the Universe and BC has no water at all, no lakes or rivers….come on, BC has more water than Quebec with out a doubt!!!

ozwasp on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 9:32 pm 



Life’s good here in Oz

redline601 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 10:18 pm 



collapse

well hurry up and bring it on
i m tired of waiting now

buzzz121 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 10:47 pm 



tells me the banks and Fed can manipulate the stock market by pouring in large $,, the underlying economy is fundamentally declining. they want more average people in the market before they crash it at around 10,500 DOW.

cycosteve2006 on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 11:38 pm 



ok…can you explain to me why the dollar is going down and gold is going up ,unemployment is going up ,stock market is going up and real estate is going down…have you ever seen this before? …what is going on ?

harveybirdmannequin on Sat, 20th Mar 2010 11:56 pm 



It’s funny mainstream media was talking about how the Fed would have to time its exit strategy/stimulus pullback so as not to have hyperinflation. Well guess what? FAIL! Gold is telling you hyperinflation is here. Too late.

All the precious metal and commodities are making decades highs and the US economy still has not improved. Unemployment even using the doctored gov’t numbers is at 26 year highs. Gov’t spending is still out of control. Gold is not holding back not for the US not for anybody.

hstone39 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 12:47 am 



I remember when gold all-time high was around $800 and now gold has hit new high at $1050. I wonder if the gold rally will continue.

kilo199999999 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 1:20 am 



You can order it if you have to…Amazon is bad..efoodsdirect is good too.

CAZALOBO on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 1:40 am 



dude, youre weird

WarriorWaiting on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 2:29 am 



Pre ‘65 Dimes, Quarters, Halves and dollars = 90% silver (difficult to get in the UK – loads in the US and Canada)

UK (florins, thrupences, six pences, shillings, half crowns) :
Pre 1920 = 92.5% (sterling) silver – difficult to get in any great quantity except for very worn scrap.
Pre 1947 = 50% silver – Much easier to buy half decent coins in bigger quantities at spot price or a little below.

Bullion coins:
Britannias – 95.8% (Britannia silver)
Eagles – 99.9%
Maples – 99.99%

slobomotion on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 2:57 am 



I’m reading the new web bot report and have to keep pausing for air.
It’s pretty shocking.
Greetings from France.

wildnutria on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 3:55 am 



I live in Canada to, where can I get long shelf life food?? Thanks!

loveguitars on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 4:00 am 



Excellent

Wittmann73 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 4:54 am 



lol commercial break

Eraser7622 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 5:45 am 



And the reason that your solution seems to make so much sense is simple.. because IT DOES! Yet, it went to the banks anyway. Why? Another simple answer.. because the entire system of economics and politics.. the ENTIRE system, is corrupt, bankrupt, deceitful, arrogant, artificial, anti-people, and.. soon… very soon.. OVER! The only question that really remains is “what’s next?”!!

Best.

Eraser7622 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 6:05 am 



What about those (the overwhelming majority) who don’t have the land, the resources, the knowledge or the desire to be self sufficient? What will they do? Slowly and quietly die in their unheated homes? Hell no they won’t.. they’ll come take what they need from your land in numbers that will prevent you from defending or having anything left for yourself. Sound extreme? Well, it is extreme, but much more likely than a return to business as usual in the US economy.. MUCH more likely. Best.

lindabebe835 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 6:16 am 



Bobdrake, this is a very sad day for our country indeed. USA will never be the same. Not sure how soon the country will collapse after new global reserver currency and the dollar is dumped. Thanks for the posting the comment.

Eraser7622 on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 7:04 am 



You’re right.. initially. But after that initial wave of panic, fear, hoarding, circling the wagons, it will become painfully obvious that people will still need to be able to purchase that which they need to live and can’t provide themselves. This is when silver and gold will return as the medium of choice for such trade being that it is durable, fungible, scarce and quantifiable. This is the reason gold and silver have been around so long.. in good times AND in bad.

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