By Jared Dillian I’ve been following the activities of Syriza for a long time. They started putting up big numbers in the polls in Greece three or four years ago.Syriza has a message that’s very popular with Greeks: Screw Germany. The word they use to describe what’s happened to Greece during the period of time since […]
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By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst In the January issue of BIG GOLD, I interviewed 17 analysts, economists, and authors on what they expect for gold in 2015. Some of those included what we affectionately call our Casey Brain Trust—Doug Casey, Olivier Garret, Bud Conrad, David Galland, Marin Katusa, Louis James, and Terry Coxon. The
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February 2, 2015 Martin Armstrong COMMENT: My wife took our 4-year old Alex to the bank today to open a savings account for him with his piggy bank of about 10k baht ($333.00). The teller noticed he was half Thai and asked if he was American, to which she said he was both Thai and
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January 25, 2015 Dudley Pierce Baker All of my subscribers are considered by me to be part of our team here at http://CommonStockWarrants.com. If any subscribers see something of interest in the stock warrant arena, I want to hear from you via email to support@commonstockwarrants.com, and indicate in the subject line: Feedback As a subscriber, if you are
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Steve Saville January 25, 2015 Goldman’s 2015 forecast for gold Early last year we gave banking behemoth Goldman Sachs (GS) credit for looking in the right direction for clues regarding gold’s likely performance, which is something that most gold bulls were not doing. In November we again gave them credit, because even though we doubted that
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Editors Note: This is still a very timely read based upon what has been since October 2014 to the price of the USD, gold and oil. October 20, 2014 Frank Holmes The United States is doing better than it has in years. Jobs growth is up, unemployment is down, our manufacturing sector carries the rest of the
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Currency war: Who will be the casualties? Sara Eisen | @saraeisen Friday, 23 Jan 2015 | 9:45 AM ET Central banks are in combat mode. On the front lines: Europe, Denmark, Canada, Switzerland, Peru and India. Each of their central banks has taken unprecedented and dramatic action to ease policy and weaken their currencies in the past few
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By Dennis Miller The rumors are true: Florida is full of 55-plus communities with rows of doublewide mobile homes. The nicer ones have amenities like golf courses, swimming pools, clubhouses… you name it. As you’d expect, the living cost is modest. But here’s the part that blows people away: many of the people who live
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Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (1/21/15) According to Michael Fowler, senior mining analyst with Loewen, Ondaatje & McCutcheon, the major gold producers have gorged on debt and sold off their seed corn. In other words, they pursued exactly the wrong strategy in the past and are now paying the piper. The intermediates, on the
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video.cnbc.comJANUARY 21, 2015 [In @ 3:00] – Marc Faber – People will wake up finally that if they could short Central Banks that would be The Trade Of The Century by Buying Gold. Central Banks Will Be Exposed for What Fraud they Commit. The Banks Have Produced the Biggest Financial Crisis since the Depression… Advertisement:
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