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Gerald Celente: U.S. Financial Markets to Collapse by End of 2010- 1/7

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Alex also talks with Gerald Celente, renowned trend forecaster, publisher of the Trends Journal, business consultant and author who makes predictions about the global financial markets and other events of historical importance. Alex also covers the latest news and takes your calls.
www.trendsresearch.com/
http://www.infowars.com/
http://www.prisonplanet.tv/

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  • @zeppelinesque , All the above would have happened and still is going to happen, the delay is because Obama and friends keep spending billions and trillions trying to keep things afloat!!! Hold on cause the iceberg is about to hit!!!

  • Zepp....I'm not sure where you live, but where I'm at, the commercial real estate collapse is well underway and the bubble is going to burst at any time. I've NEVER seen so many establishments that have been where I live for YEARS going out of business and have gone belly up. Come and visit the local Las Vegas economy......strip malls tell the story!!

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  • fearmongering losers ! if you believe this your IQ is very very very low.........!

  • I like this video.

  • Gerald Celente is great.

  • Good video.

  • Thank you.

  • Your video is informative

  • This video gives me information about financial.

  • Thank you for sharing.

  • @ahoyka Food prices are based on a manufactured scarcity not shortages. Food prices rise for more than one reason. Producers manipulate the market and speculators manipulate the market further. A few people are making more money now off of products like wheat because the market is manipulated. Less wheat was produced for several uncontrollable reasons, but there really isn't a shortage. The lack of production is being used as a reason to set prices higher.

  • @DebbyLw1 Celente is wrong often, and his outlook is flawed. Jones and Celente just want attention. Jones tells people to embrace an ideology that is counter productive to fixing the mess. The problem isn't food shortages. Shortages are not the same as scarcity. There is a created scarcity, not a shortage. Big difference. One of the reasons the protests in Egypt started was wheat prices. The market is purposely manipulated. People didn't protest a shortage they protested a price increase.

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