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  • Thought I would suscribe to ur channel since my favorite analyst stellaconcepts has decided to become a political reporter now....Good vid. Look forward to ur upcomming ones!

  • I have just watched 2hrs of Mike Ruppert x cia flavour54 15 parts.

    My heart feels pain and tears fall from my eyes. People wonder why Americans hide there head in the sand it is only to stop the pain. We Americans know what are government is. KILL THE BEAST STOP SHOPPING AT WALLMAT.

  • how will big companies trade , what will they trade with ?

  • I live in Australia , before that the UK, the financial format in both coutries is based on the US , all are debt based,I can see 40% of businesses collapsing as their reliance on debt and not clear profit to operate, the whole financial system will implode world wide , its so obvious ,we have created an arrogant greedy corrupt world ecconomic system.We are led by idiots who are way out of their depth

  • In the end, physical will be much better than paper(promises). It applies to all commodities.

  • Wait for the Xmas books to come out in March/April 2010

    then buckle up.

    I am with ya on the silver bull.

  • Why not tax the FED? They claim to be private. :)

  • I never thought of that! LOL!!

  • Hey BBR, when the dollar collapses, isn't that highly deflationary for commodities? I mean the US consumes about 25-30% of the world's commodities and if the world loses its biggest customer, then there goes demand at the same time, which is highly deflationary.

  • When the US $ collapses, what will it be collapsing AGAINST? It will be collapsing relative to other currencies. Precious metals have been moving up against all other currencies. A $ collapse will only exacerbate it's fall relative to currencies in general, and money of intrinsic value (PMs) in particular.

    A $ collapse is by definition the expression of INFLATION. Reduced demand at the same time just confirms that the inflation exists within an overall STAGFLATION.

    Forget INFL/DEFL, think STAGFL

  • 4rcane, tradergee1, David Tice says that the market will implode and the DOW will be at 4000 and the S&P at 400. Now if that happens and then the dollar denominated stocks drop another 90% due to hyperinflation I'd have to say your investment would be toast, right? Probably better to have all of your invesment in PM's and stay away from ANY other dollar denominated assets? Your thoughts?

  • You keep saying "ETF's"!!! I don't understand the logic? If we collapse, what good is an ETF? Appreciate your thoughts.

  • Carl, your doing a great job. I've bought silver twice this week the last being on Friday big dip. I will continue to add as long as silver is down here it's a no brainer.

    keep it up dude,love the info!!!!

  • Did you guys check the Zimbawae stockmarket video. You know, during high/hyper inflation, the stockmarket will go up much higher. Its something I didn't think about, but stockmarket shares might replace gold/silver/fiat money as money

  • @4rcane The only real money is Gold and Silver. Since stock market shares are based on a fiat currency they too are fiat. Intrinsic value = 0

  • another fiat system as you will, not government issued, which can act as a medium of exchange. Every money you make goes right into shares because money is useless. Shares act like a bank account

  • I did not know that. Thanks. (I still feel ok with Silver though)

  • While it may be true that share can be devalued just like paper money.Shares of a brick and mortar company has value. If the management is responsible. The company shares act like federal reserve notes and the ceo is like their own federal reserve chairman.

  • Yes, I still prefer gold/silver because its difficult to find the right company that will survive the inflation and the right management to get through it. But once hyperinflation hits, it shouldn't be difficult to find the surviving companies and use its shares as a medium of exchange.

  • Interesting. We should watch the mining stocks when inflation hits. In 1980 some of them were up in the thousands of percentile.

  • OK Carl, I don't disagree the dollar is in the process of being trashed.

    Bonds are a bad place to be

    Dollar is a bad place to be.

    American stocks are a bad place to be.

    So my question to you is, would it be prudent for me to pull my retirement savings out at my employer retirement account and put all of it into physical gold and silver within the next 30 days? My impression is that I should, or else I'll lose it all when the dollar, then the market, crashes. Please advise.

  • All your eggs in one basket....hmmm, I don't know, what do you think.

  • Dollar short squeeze?

  • I've been thinking about the Soros story a little more; If the IMF does sell 100 billion of gold, that's only 5% of China's dollar reserves, so this really shouldn't be that big of a deal. As a plus, if China, or several countries combined, buy 100 billion worth of gold, this will send a very strong message to the world that the dollar is doomed along with all other fiat currencies, which is true by any estimation.

  • Great video Carl!! 

    Have a good weekend!

  • I can't figure a guy like George Soros out, he's older than dinosaur dung and will never spend what he has, why go for more? The only thing I can figure is that he must be trying to get the hottest row of seats in hell, next to Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and Obama supporters.

  • Bob Chapman does a nice delivery about Soros. Succinct and to the bone.

    It is no longer about money to these greedy werewolves it's all about the POWER.

    Plain lust for power ~

  • So in your opinion when will this deflationary period come to end and the inflationary period begin? I'm thinking May - June 2010 whne the ugliness really begins.

  • Can i recommend the Dollar Meltdown book to you? I think it was the best book about this subject. Thanks

  • Hey, have you heard about George Soros' suggestion for the IMF to sell $100 billion worth of gold reserves? Supposed to be to help developing countries to cope with climate change initiatives. I think it's a load of crap and he's just trying to get the market for carbon credits started for his personal gain. Also, seems it would be in his best interest to keep gold prices down and keep the money machine running.

    The story is on king world news

  • major shock when the public at last figures out they have been lied to repeatedly.

    There are no jobs on any horizon! Housing industry has further down leg to come so there will be no construction jobs or trees cut or milled etc. Its over, grow a garden, buy food

    NOW!

  • Gold will soon be tens of thousands of $'s an ounce.

    And silver, well who knows?

    What a bunch of JOKERS our politicians are (and that includes our British ones).

    We are ALL in the same boat together on this one.

    Britain is bankrupt also.

    Best Wishes.

  • UK is the most corrupt of all.

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