I thought they would rush in to rescue the falling stock market, yesterday, but, apparently, PPT waited until today. Members of the execs at the key PPT banks are probably thinking the following:.. "The Fed and Treasury still have another $215 billion of the taxpayer's money to play with. Why didn't they give us they money they're giving us, today, yesterday? But, no matter. Those guys are on the payroll. So, the cash will eventually be funneled into Goldman Sachs market manipulation software. And, from there, we'll pump up markets from the crashing that they would otherwise be doing today, if America had free markets. Of course, America doesn't have free markets. Why should it? That would mean that the game would be over for us. Independent investors would have an equal chance to make or lose money. Can't have that! We need to make certain we preserve the fundamental structure of what is the most gloriously centrally manipulated stock market in the world. The boys at the New York branch of the Federal Reserve have helped us create this summer's fake rally, and that has allowed our banks to complete new capital raises over the summer, which total about $150 billion. This fall, we are raising another $70 billion! Yipee! That should take care of a lot of our past mistakes. We funneled some $285 billion from the Fed/Treasury (a/k/a American taxpayers) to ourselves, in the form of fake loans that we never need to repay, and we created this summer's rally with that. Now, we'll spend another $215 billion to stop the market from falling, while we raise another $70 billion or so, and reposition our personal portfolios for hyperinflation and/or total systemic collapse, depending on what we decide to do to America. Anyway, these people who know about us are unfairly grumpy about the fake market rally bill of $500 billion. Remember, our personal needs go above and beyond the needs of corporate profits. We'll certainly get some mighty nice bonuses this year, thanks to Ben's helicopter, and the public cash he's been raining down on us. It's so nice to have fake rallies.and foreknowledge of them! So nice of Ben and Tim to allow us to sell our own portfolios at good prices, to prepare for the inevitable later on. Spend $500 billion in public money to siphon off $220 billion into corporate pockets, and, maybe, another $100 billion or so into individual pockets. Anyway, thanks Ben Bernanke! Thanks Tim! After our capital raising, and our portfolio repositioning, and we'll be safe inside gold and foreign currency (after we make a few side-profits on pushing the dollar up and down). But, don't worry. Soon, we'll let you stop raining money, and let markets collapse to DOW 1,100. Then, we'll buy up everything, and, by golly, we'll even use our own money to do it!" Update; New York floor tried hard to close below $1000; and "paint" the week's chart, so as not to "look" so strong. Fail. I was watching late afternoon trading in Europe while they were taking little runs at the price; steady at $1003; sale/sale/sale/ Kilos, going off; 200oz./ 150oz./sale/sale; price up; bid is $1004/ whoops game over; New York can't do it. It's been a 37 year experiment to see how do we get along with a world-wide financial system/ a system of trade and accounts with no gold or silver/ We'll just depend on the honesty of human beings; a 37 year old experiment; that's not any time; no time at all; it's an eyelash blink; and now we already know the outcome. Fail. It's blowing up in our face. First time in world history, an international system of accounts without the discipline of gold or silver; it lasted 37 years. Are you correct to have all your retirement and alll your excess wealth in Silver and Gold; yes, you are. It's a big wheel and its started turning.
You forgot Roswell, Area 51, JFK, 9/11 Truth, The Fake Birth Certificate and Jason Bourne! The Illuminati, The Freemasons and Goldman Sachs, oh my! Also, I would like to subscribe to your newsletter. Just be a little safer with my personal info than Mel Gibson was because I don't need the CIA MK Ultra dude giving me the brain gravy.
hey he's not exactly that far off on his post here Greed at it's finess at work profit takers to the excess of throwing everyone else into the fire is not right...but neither is communism I think Gold and silver are not as closely tied to the stock market as some believe and I'm glad for that since my "small amount of wealth" won't be lost as well as can grow without much worry :hail: which my small hoard is up to 82+ ounces of silver and a gram of Gold and I'm still working on it every week
If you stop reading, or at least believing this stuff, your decision-making will improve. The recommendation that "all" of your retirement money should be in gold and silver is completely irresponsible.
Couldn't agree more. People that do that might as well have had their retirement funds managed by Enron. GUy~
