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Uploaded by on Oct 12, 2009

The Great Recession is OVER as far as NABE (National Association for Business Economics) is concerned. The votes do not reflect that. It is up to you to decide the validity of their arguments.

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  • Not sure if you've done this already or feel comfortable doing it - it would be cool to see some of your silver holdings in a video.

  • ive shown some on a "canadian coins" video. Every now and again i have silver in there.. but not often.

  • Recession is over... I'm close to the point where I call in one of these shows and tell them to go out to these tent cities and tell everyone the recession is over and see what reaction they get.

  • 3% increase in inflation year over year is a good sign for the recovery. Its also a good to spend all day looking directly at the sun until your eyes can't take it anymore. Anyone who believes that, would be an idiot.

    Not saying people who believe this stuff to be idiots, however its only showing us they have used their means to make us think certain ways. (Believing their story). I am noticing more people waking up. Thats a great sign.

    Peace

  • Lead has been performing very well. Ticker LD

  • I seen that, a little better than silver.

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  • All of you guys are crazy of course the recession is over....we are in a full blown depression now.

  • We know there just hyping up another lie. Get people out of there savings mode and spend for the holidays.

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  • You know if you look at history, it would actually be much wiser to buy silver coins. Sure the bullion is nice and shiny haha but the government could easily tax something that isn't "money". Silver coins are real tender where as bullion would probably be taxed outrageously if an economic crisis occurs. Its happened.

  • Whether we get an economic recovery in the future or not it will still result in currency depreciation just like at the beginning of the decade. I have my PMs so I am ready.

  • Wooooooo! The recession is over! lol Where the f**k do they get this stuff?

  • Didn't think of that. Holiday spending, of course. Just like when the Credit card companies said they would not raise rates on their cards but right before X-mas (huge spending), they sure as shit did. That was day that showed me this country is in trouble. Why raise rates on people who are already defaulting? Answer: Greedy fucks!

  • The govts around the world need to boost confidence. Especially going into the Christmas buying season. If the retail season is a bust many retailers are through. Commercial real estate fails, unemployment shoots up again. I would probably do the same if I was the govt. Those who go out and splurge may be out of cash going into a long rough period. Thanks for what you do.

  • Anouncements that the recession is over could be a sign od desperation.... the truth could be that "they" are so terrified of the possibility of utter ecconomic cotastrophy, that wholesale lieing to the public seems to be the kindest thingh if it simply slows the collapse.

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