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Schiff Report Video Blog March 4th 2011

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  • this monetary system is bound to collapse as it is based on fictitious principles that benefit the controlling party, and that is banking elite. The inflation, national debts are all just gears that they control. But we still have to operate and use the credit system.

    BTW guys, if anyone is struggling with credit problems of any sort, give these guys a call - -888-338-3875 , they helped tremendously, and are very cheap to boot. Did for me more in 3months, than on my own in 1.5 years. "

  • Mr Schiff i would like to hire these chickens you speak of.

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  • @ytgv3fc7 so i guess the market has just got too hot! the next level im watching for a major pull back is 55, also a new steeper trend line has been confirmed and supported at 43, i will be buying when we see any dip down to this new trend line which currently would be around 45.

  • @yabcoder just so you know the tool I am using the most (not only) is the ROC indicator. "rate of change". Here's the idea: find the wave or line across many dips & plot the pattern ahead. Produce the prices using the reverse ROC eq'n. This does help me find dips for maximum metal per work-hour/dollar. The margins around the ROC data are just moved ahead into the forward projection.

  • @yabcoder hm, maybe. Often I find the Fibonacci tools misused, the errors ignored. Endlessmountain is constantly using it & it is constantly misfiring, that is, 50% correlated which has no value to me. It has to be 80 to 100% correlated to be useful. I even made a "Fibonacci Grid" tool & demonstrated it in one video. It's able to be re-sized & slanted at angles very easily in OpenOffice. So far his video on Potash is the only one showing decent results with Fib levels.

  • @ytgv3fc7 i just think once it hits this fib level (42) we will see a correction back down below 42 for awhile before another wild swing up to 50. once we get past OMG we are in for a fun ride. If you are a physical buyer it doesnt matter at this point just buy buy buy.

  • In contract law, impossibility is an excuse for the nonperformance

    of duties under a contract, based on a change in circumstances

    (or the discovery of preexisting circumstances), the nonoccurrence

    of which was an underlying assumption of the contract, that makes

    performance of the contract literally impossible. For such a

    defense to be raised, performance must not merely be difficult or

    unexpectedly costly for one party; there must be no way for it to

    actually be accomplished.

  • Peter what's up wit ur phone? It's go in crazy!

  • @MrKostol

    Before you or I can write a check we have to produce something, get paid for it and deposit it in the bank.

    When the bank writes a check it is just as valid as the check you or I write, however only a small percentage of the check comes from the savings from the product of ACTUAL work, most of the bank's checks are simply numbers entered on the account, NOTHING was produced. This FIAT money is now competing against you for the goods and resources produced in the economy.

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