Both Gold and Silver have drifted lower in overnight trade on the NY markets, with Gold currently $1278 and Silver $19.69. It will be interesting to see if the drop below the physiological round numbers of $1300 and $20 causes a rush of physical buyers today in Australia and Asia.
From RussiaToday Published on Jun 20, 2013 In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the recent visitation to the Keiser Report from a UFO with aliens on board wishing not to speak to Doughball Dave Cameron, but to discuss their concerns about the Giant Debt Ball of China which can be seen from outer space. They take an in depth look at the size, scale and speed of debt in China and at the JP Morgan Debit Card Work Farm for employees at McDonald's in Pennsylvannia. In the second half, Max talks to Australian economist Steve Keen, author of Debunking Economics, about George Osborne's ponzi-like Help to Buy scheme being similar to failed government housing schemes in Australia in which Help to Sell is the true objective of the subsidies. Where to begin. In a bizzaro day in which Uncle Ben hinted that he might easy off on the accelerator, but not even think of dabbing the brake markets and FX has gone crazy. This day has shown that all world markets, even precious metals markets are addicted to cheap money, and it is not even suggested we break the habit, only just inject a little less liquidity. A crack addict could handle this withdrawal better than these markets. The latest in the market gyrations has been Gold breaking through $1300 and Silver thru $20, although both have since recovered sightly above these levels. It will be interesting to see what happens at the NY Comex open coming up right now. Charts from goldprice.org
From RussiaToday In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert report from Belfast on location at the G8 and anti-G8 meetings. They juxtapose the protests in China where thousands wait in line to buy gold to protect against G8-style inflationary policies to the less effective protests in Belfast where placards are waved in 'free speech zones;' while, in Westminster, secret proposals are drafted by Rothschilds to retroactively raise interest rates on $40 billion in outstanding student loan debts. The plan is suggested in order to make the debt more attractive to private investors. In the second half, Max talks to independent journalist, Luke Rudkowski, about fake shopfronts in Belfast meant to disguise the true state of the economy and about the few protesters demanding communism and socialism when that's part of the reason our financial and economic systems have collapsed. From RussiaToday Published on Jun 15, 2013 In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss price holograms in a simulated economy where we've rowed, rowed, rowed our boats merrily up the stream only to find ourselves up the creek with no paddle. In the second half, Max talks to comedian, Lee Camp of leecamp.net, about the billionaire hoarders, the corporate pillagers and the Wall Street Occupiers. |
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