Sinclair is suss. I remember listening to an interview that was 'rushed out' and unedited. He starts the phone call saying 'I've got a good one...
Armstrong still sees 1100ish as the bottom needed to clean out the longs and get things moving again. Pukeworthy.
Tangent is rickards' company. Rickards was a player in the ltcm collapse. If you've read what Armstrong has to say about ltcm then it kind of...
Utter insanity. **if** you were going to, do it on a breakout. Not when you'll lose sleep over a side ways market..
If you're referring to bank economists then absolutely. Working for a bank is as close as you can get to living Orwell or Kafka while still having...
I don't man to be rude, but greenewave is a perfect example of what a cottage industry predicting doom has become. Go back, watch his early videos...
I'm also curious about what Armstrong has said about analysts being shills, it seemed to kick off around the same time Sinclair started talking...
I don't like Rogers. In hindsight the pop to $49 was clearly mania, Ben Davies amongst others called it so. Rogers was on tv talking about silver...
I think thats the point. They want greshams law to come into effect. They've pegged to the euro for a reason. They're trying to channel of safe...
Krasting on Greece. http://brucekrasting.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/surprising-conversation-with-athens.html
I was thinking about how gold mining costs could behave as a floor in the price (estimates put it between 800 and 1300) and it occurred to me that...
Everybody should read Bronte Capitals submission to the Cooper Review, I'm yet to sit down and really go through it, but it's message is clear....
25 and 1400. My buy in prices.
http://www.amazon.com/Shitstorm-Inside-Labors-Darkest-Days/dp/0522857299
I hate to rain on the parade, but Australia doesn't even have fractional reserve banking. We have capital reserve banking. All those...
There were runs here during the GFC.
Um. Excuse me? What is unbelievable about what I've said? The debt they use to funnel in to the housing market is getting expensive, hence the...
They're doing it because of the rise in wholesale funding costs. They're currently lending at a loss just to keep the credit from drying up with...
Paging Martin Armstrong....
Ok.. so right now they'll be raising rates? That'll be great for the gigantic unserviceable debt they have..
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