05 March 2012
SilverDoctors: Just Another Manipulated Monday
SilverDoctors: Just Another Manipulated Monday: After trading in a tight range near $34.60 throughout the Monday Asian session, silver was promptly raided to $34 on the LBMA open at 3:00am...
The Fractional Reserve Bullion Banksters Are DOOMED
A SGTreport silver update. The Banksters prevented the Pan Asia Gold Exchange from ever doing damage to their fractional reserve bullion banking monopoly, they won't be so lucky a second time.
TFMR Podcast #14 - Ned Naylor-Leyland Discusses PAGE, Silver
http://www.tfmetalsreport.com/podcast/3468/tfmr-podcast-14-ned-naylor-leyland...
Andrew Maguire on KWN
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Broadcast.html
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Where is Greece’s gold?
by Alasdair Macleod - Finance And Economics.org
Published : March 05th, 2012
531 words - Reading time : 1 - 2 minutes
Recently there have been reports that if Greece defaults on the new bail-out package, creditors will be entitled to seize her gold. Whether or not this is true, it raises one big question: given the severe financial and economic crisis in Europe, what is the current collective attitude of the eurozone central banks to gold?
Bear in mind that these central banks sought to end any monetary role for gold after the Bretton Woods system fell apart in the early 1970s. More recently, as signatories to the three consecutive Central Bank Gold Agreements, they have perhaps seen gold as a source of funds as well. But those were “happier times” for them, when progressively greater central planning and increased regulation went unchallenged by the markets. But now that monetary authorities are facing increasing criticism, the central banks’ strategy towards gold today must logically be completely different: either gold is an asset whose value has to be maximised as collateral, or it has to be held on to as a “last resort” asset. Vested interests have fundamentally altered with the change in circumstances now forced upon eurozone governments.
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Published : March 05th, 2012
531 words - Reading time : 1 - 2 minutes
Recently there have been reports that if Greece defaults on the new bail-out package, creditors will be entitled to seize her gold. Whether or not this is true, it raises one big question: given the severe financial and economic crisis in Europe, what is the current collective attitude of the eurozone central banks to gold?
Bear in mind that these central banks sought to end any monetary role for gold after the Bretton Woods system fell apart in the early 1970s. More recently, as signatories to the three consecutive Central Bank Gold Agreements, they have perhaps seen gold as a source of funds as well. But those were “happier times” for them, when progressively greater central planning and increased regulation went unchallenged by the markets. But now that monetary authorities are facing increasing criticism, the central banks’ strategy towards gold today must logically be completely different: either gold is an asset whose value has to be maximised as collateral, or it has to be held on to as a “last resort” asset. Vested interests have fundamentally altered with the change in circumstances now forced upon eurozone governments.
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Fitzwilson - The Roman Empire & The Power of Money
40 year market veteran, Robert Fitzwilson, writes for King World News discussing the fact that it has become popular to compare the Roman Empire to what is taking place in the modern world. He also believes many of these comparisons are historically inaccurate. Robert is the founder of The Portola Group, one of the premier boutique firms in the Unites States, and today King World News was given exclusive distribution rights to the following extraordinary piece:
“Nova Roma”
By Robert Fitzwilson, President & Founder of The Portola Group
March 4 (King World News) - There have been many analogies drawn between the United States and Rome. We think that to be historically inaccurate. The new Roman equivalent is a strip of discontinuous land stretching roughly from Charlotte, North Carolina to New York City on the Eastern coast of the Continental United States.
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“Nova Roma”
By Robert Fitzwilson, President & Founder of The Portola Group
March 4 (King World News) - There have been many analogies drawn between the United States and Rome. We think that to be historically inaccurate. The new Roman equivalent is a strip of discontinuous land stretching roughly from Charlotte, North Carolina to New York City on the Eastern coast of the Continental United States.
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Pento - Gold Will Surge 20% to 30% in the Next Twelve Months
Today Michael Pento told King World News precisely when he expects the next round of quantitative easing to be announced and how much the price of gold will spike. For KWN readers globally, according to Bloomberg News, Michael Pento has correctly predicted the annual high prices of gold for the last three years in a row. Pento, who founded Pento Portfolio Strategies, also gave this extraordinary account of previous rounds of QE and their impact on the gold market: “Global central banks have now entered the twilight zone of monetary policy. Never before in the history of planet earth have we seen such a synchronized counterfeiting scheme to monetize insolvent sovereign debt. However, right now there is a break in the action.”
Michael Pento continues:
“There has not been an announcement or imminent threat of a new round of QE or LTRO form either the Fed or the ECB. So I thought it would be a good idea to look at the Fed and ECB’s recent spate of money printing and its affect on the price of gold both during and after their counterfeiting sprees.
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Michael Pento continues:
“There has not been an announcement or imminent threat of a new round of QE or LTRO form either the Fed or the ECB. So I thought it would be a good idea to look at the Fed and ECB’s recent spate of money printing and its affect on the price of gold both during and after their counterfeiting sprees.
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