I agree wholeheartedly. The US is trying to bluff the rest of us into thinking a recovery us under way. When you look at the makeup of the latest job figures, that argument is patently false. While they may be able to inflate there way through this to some extent, the "bad guys" know just how tenuous there grip on "prosperity" is. All the ducks are lined up for a serious recession, if not depression. All that it will need is a spark. And the balance of probability is that spark will be provided by the terrorists (perhaps even orchastrated for financial gain). There has been a lot of money going into gold and silver, some of it may have insider knowledge of what is comming (in the same way it is claimed that there was some "curious" trading in airlines just before 9/11.)
For myself, i'm in the process of buying a couple hundred kilos of silver (hope they can deliver), and allocated gold shares (asx code GOLD, see www.goldbullion.com.au.).
I wish every one the best of luck, and fingers crossed that it doesn't happen.
- Forums
- General
- very dangerous year for markets
very dangerous year for markets, page-2
-
- There are more pages in this discussion • 1 more message in this thread...
You’re viewing a single post only. To view the entire thread just sign in or Join Now (FREE)
Featured News
BOE
Uranium prices on the NYMEX are stable, but ASX uranium stocks are sinking on Friday. The answer lies in Kazakhstan
NEWS
Week 31 Wrap: JORC rules to get tougher; RBA rate hike chance 50/50; US Fed Sept cut still the quo
DVP
Commodity house Trafigura funds Develop Global's copper-zinc Woodlawn play with offtake deal in place
NEWS
Is oil undervalued?