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peterb
ParticipantWow. Contrarian indicator?
Gold does well in a credit implosion. But the miners really do well. Look what industry has now become the most profitable in the world….gold mining. It now tops the IBD list of highest earnings by industry. And will probably stay there for the duration of this global economic wreckage.peterb
ParticipantWow. Contrarian indicator?
Gold does well in a credit implosion. But the miners really do well. Look what industry has now become the most profitable in the world….gold mining. It now tops the IBD list of highest earnings by industry. And will probably stay there for the duration of this global economic wreckage.peterb
ParticipantWow. Contrarian indicator?
Gold does well in a credit implosion. But the miners really do well. Look what industry has now become the most profitable in the world….gold mining. It now tops the IBD list of highest earnings by industry. And will probably stay there for the duration of this global economic wreckage.peterb
ParticipantPatience Grasshopper. This thing is gonna get tres ugly this year.
peterb
ParticipantPatience Grasshopper. This thing is gonna get tres ugly this year.
peterb
ParticipantPatience Grasshopper. This thing is gonna get tres ugly this year.
peterb
ParticipantPatience Grasshopper. This thing is gonna get tres ugly this year.
peterb
ParticipantPatience Grasshopper. This thing is gonna get tres ugly this year.
peterb
ParticipantYou’re welcome. Keep your cash close and safe. The US$ will eventually be debased as that’s the only way the govt can get out of the absolute mess it’s in. But it will gain purchasing power before that happens. IMO. As I mentioned earlier, 3rd post from the top. Gold and silver are now being treated like real money by the world. Consider the physical and the producing miners. I think they will be the new power.
peterb
ParticipantYou’re welcome. Keep your cash close and safe. The US$ will eventually be debased as that’s the only way the govt can get out of the absolute mess it’s in. But it will gain purchasing power before that happens. IMO. As I mentioned earlier, 3rd post from the top. Gold and silver are now being treated like real money by the world. Consider the physical and the producing miners. I think they will be the new power.
peterb
ParticipantYou’re welcome. Keep your cash close and safe. The US$ will eventually be debased as that’s the only way the govt can get out of the absolute mess it’s in. But it will gain purchasing power before that happens. IMO. As I mentioned earlier, 3rd post from the top. Gold and silver are now being treated like real money by the world. Consider the physical and the producing miners. I think they will be the new power.
peterb
ParticipantYou’re welcome. Keep your cash close and safe. The US$ will eventually be debased as that’s the only way the govt can get out of the absolute mess it’s in. But it will gain purchasing power before that happens. IMO. As I mentioned earlier, 3rd post from the top. Gold and silver are now being treated like real money by the world. Consider the physical and the producing miners. I think they will be the new power.
peterb
ParticipantYou’re welcome. Keep your cash close and safe. The US$ will eventually be debased as that’s the only way the govt can get out of the absolute mess it’s in. But it will gain purchasing power before that happens. IMO. As I mentioned earlier, 3rd post from the top. Gold and silver are now being treated like real money by the world. Consider the physical and the producing miners. I think they will be the new power.
peterb
ParticipantCheap money, available for too long, certainly helped cause bubbles in most assets classes in the last 8 years. But lack of regulatory enforcement is probably at far more fault than the availability of cheap money. Just look at the derivatives market and the mortgage market. Outta control for many years. Couple this with the demographic nightmare headed our way…..world class poop storm.
Conspiracy? Who knows. But I still clearly remember when Bush helped to reduce the IRS budget in 2004 so that they had to lay-off investigating attorneys. These guys make the IRS a lot of money. And let’s not forget all the testimony coming out of the Madoff event! They knew what was going on. They were all doing it. -
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