- It is tough not having a computer screen assuring me that everything is “ok” in my bank.
- It is tough leaving a job with insurance and a steady income to do this.
- It is tough putting out the amount of educational material, because I still feel there is time to save people.
- It is not easy to ween your self off of the fiat junk, but it is worth it.
"Gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of gentlemen, barter is the money of peasants – but debt is the money of slaves" Norm Franz, “Money and Wealth in the New Millenium”
22 January 2012
My Money Where My Mouth Is
Vincent Browne v The ECB
MISH'S
Global Economic
Trend Analysis
The video below is from a European Central Bank press-conference in Ireland. Journalist Vincent Browne demands that the ECB representative explain why the ECB required the Irish people to bail out a bank's uninsured creditors. The bureaucrat mouths bland reassurances, then asserts (despite all appearances to the contrary) that the question has been answered. Browne doesn't let up.
Global Economic
Trend Analysis
The video below is from a European Central Bank press-conference in Ireland. Journalist Vincent Browne demands that the ECB representative explain why the ECB required the Irish people to bail out a bank's uninsured creditors. The bureaucrat mouths bland reassurances, then asserts (despite all appearances to the contrary) that the question has been answered. Browne doesn't let up.
Nuclear Iran is past its point-of-no-return, yet oil sanctions remain on paper
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report January 21, 2012, 3:07 PM (GMT+02:00)
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu advised visiting Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey Friday, Jan.20 that the time for action against Iran was now, for two reasons: First, the conviction that Iran has passed the point of no return for developing a nuclear weapon; and second, the diminishing prospects for a US-led embargo on Iranian oil to catch on before it is too late.
The Obama administration disputes the Israeli prime minister on both points, insisting there is still time for tough sanctions to incapacitate the Iranian economy and stop Tehran before it reaches the point of no return in its drive for a nuke. Israel insists that this pivotal point was reached four years ago in 2008.
Gen. Dempsey was exhaustively briefed on the Israeli position during his whirlwind interviews Friday with President Shimon Peres, Defense Minister Ehud Barak and three conversations with Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, one with key General Staff officers.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu advised visiting Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey Friday, Jan.20 that the time for action against Iran was now, for two reasons: First, the conviction that Iran has passed the point of no return for developing a nuclear weapon; and second, the diminishing prospects for a US-led embargo on Iranian oil to catch on before it is too late.
The Obama administration disputes the Israeli prime minister on both points, insisting there is still time for tough sanctions to incapacitate the Iranian economy and stop Tehran before it reaches the point of no return in its drive for a nuke. Israel insists that this pivotal point was reached four years ago in 2008.
Gen. Dempsey was exhaustively briefed on the Israeli position during his whirlwind interviews Friday with President Shimon Peres, Defense Minister Ehud Barak and three conversations with Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, one with key General Staff officers.
Silver’s Surge
By: Warren Bevan
Fundamental Review
This past week we saw US 10-year treasuries dip below 2% briefly. It is amazing how low the yields have gone. Even more amazing is that people actually accept that rate. It’s not even above the official rate of inflation!
Why they don’t seek out dividend yields much higher as we do, I just don’t understand. We get between 10% and 20% annually with our select dividend stocks. Now that is a return.
We saw three banks fail this past Friday after the close and kick off this years list of biggest losers. It’s been over a month since we saw a bank fail so it’s nice to get back on track.
While this week it was revealed that Newt Gingrich had asked his ex-wife for an open marriage, he himself is open to and open currency. He is calling for a review on how the US can return to a hard currency status, one which is backed by gold. Whether he’s serious or just trying to capture some of Ron Paul’s supporters is debatable though and I try to steer clear of politics for the most part.
The high and volatile cost of nickel is forcing Canada to transition to using brass coated steel to produce their $1 and $2 coins, otherwise known as a loonie and a toonie.
Iran is hoping to increases their gold production by 350% in an attempt to better their dire economic condition right now which is hefty inflation and many sanctions, neither of which are good, but gold is money and they know that and it will be accepted in trade, period.
And for fun here are all the Texas republican candidates agreeing that we need to audit the Federal Reserve. Whether it would ever actually happen is another story and one I won’t believe until I see it.
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Until next week take care and thank you for reading.
Warren Bevan
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Fundamental Review
This past week we saw US 10-year treasuries dip below 2% briefly. It is amazing how low the yields have gone. Even more amazing is that people actually accept that rate. It’s not even above the official rate of inflation!
Why they don’t seek out dividend yields much higher as we do, I just don’t understand. We get between 10% and 20% annually with our select dividend stocks. Now that is a return.
We saw three banks fail this past Friday after the close and kick off this years list of biggest losers. It’s been over a month since we saw a bank fail so it’s nice to get back on track.
While this week it was revealed that Newt Gingrich had asked his ex-wife for an open marriage, he himself is open to and open currency. He is calling for a review on how the US can return to a hard currency status, one which is backed by gold. Whether he’s serious or just trying to capture some of Ron Paul’s supporters is debatable though and I try to steer clear of politics for the most part.
The high and volatile cost of nickel is forcing Canada to transition to using brass coated steel to produce their $1 and $2 coins, otherwise known as a loonie and a toonie.
Iran is hoping to increases their gold production by 350% in an attempt to better their dire economic condition right now which is hefty inflation and many sanctions, neither of which are good, but gold is money and they know that and it will be accepted in trade, period.
And for fun here are all the Texas republican candidates agreeing that we need to audit the Federal Reserve. Whether it would ever actually happen is another story and one I won’t believe until I see it.
Please sign up to receive my free weekly letter along with any relevant info or articles I write, and if you like what I have to say and think I can help you make some money, and I know I can, then consider subscribing to our daily updates and trading alerts.
Until next week take care and thank you for reading.
Warren Bevan
In my free, nearly weekly newsletter I include many links and charts which cannot always be viewed through sites which publish my work. If you are having difficulties viewing them please sign up in the left margin for free at http://www.preciousmetalstockreview.com/ or send an email to warren@preciousmetalstockreview.com with “subscribe” as the subject and receive the newsletter directly in your inbox, links and all. If you would like to subscribe and see what my portfolio consists of please see here.
If you found this information useful, or informative please pass it on to your friends or family.
Free Service
The free weekly newsletter “Precious Metal Stock Review” does not purport to be a financial recommendation service, nor do we profess to be a professional advisement service. Any action taken as a result of reading “Precious Metal Stock Review” is solely the responsibility of the reader. We recommend seeking professional financial advice and performing your own due diligence before acting on any information received through “Precious Metal Stock Review”.
Greek Debt Talks Stall, More Negotiations "By Phone" Later Today; IMF Germany Think 4% Coupon Too High; Greek Haircut Calculator
MISH'S
Global Economic
Trend Analysis
For weeks we have been hearing "agreement soon" on Greek bond haircuts. The theme for the day today as it was yesterday and as it was a week ago is "tomorrow".
One problem with all of these "deal is close" announcements is none of them have included an agreement from those who stand to benefit if there is a credit event. Until those CDS holders are made whole, or at least the CDS holders are satisfied, there is no deal, just noise.
The Wall Street Journal reports UPDATE: Greek Debt Talks Appear To Stall Saturday
Talks between Greece and its private sector creditors over a debt writedown plan appeared to stall Saturday as the banks' top negotiator left Athens amid signs of fresh disagreements over how much Greece would pay its bondholders in the future.
Global Economic
Trend Analysis
For weeks we have been hearing "agreement soon" on Greek bond haircuts. The theme for the day today as it was yesterday and as it was a week ago is "tomorrow".
One problem with all of these "deal is close" announcements is none of them have included an agreement from those who stand to benefit if there is a credit event. Until those CDS holders are made whole, or at least the CDS holders are satisfied, there is no deal, just noise.
The Wall Street Journal reports UPDATE: Greek Debt Talks Appear To Stall Saturday
Talks between Greece and its private sector creditors over a debt writedown plan appeared to stall Saturday as the banks' top negotiator left Athens amid signs of fresh disagreements over how much Greece would pay its bondholders in the future.
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