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By: MrKnowitAll

MrKnowitAll — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:44:46 +0000

The fact that most of the comments on here disagree with this article makes me agree with it. All of you fools who belive in the fear your creating I have only this to say. The conspiricy is on you. The information about the fed and the dollar declining is designed to keep you on the other side of the coin. You all say gold is a thing of value. Accourding to who? Who makes it valubale. YOU DO!! Cause you belive it to be. Its actualy a totaly usless metal.. Soft, Not as conductive as copper or silver… ohhh but its so shiny. And its held its value. Shure it has cause the you think its shiny. Now your all being rushed into the precious metal craze but you will all lose your shirts. Fact is this. Banks lend money. 651 trillion to be exact. Ficticious accourding to the comments. And so what if it is. As the world economy grows so will every thing else. More banks more money more fuel for the fire that is capatilismn. And yes the conspericy to keep you afraid is working… Always on the other side of the coin eh. THEN SHORT… take all your faith in fear and short. You will again loose it all… The market will go up and up until all curencies are equal.. Then the gold backed dollar will be introduced globaly. Then all the gold reserves that are unrevieled will pop up and gold will be worth a dollar. again. If you see a trend and people talking fear. Bet against it. Its a good way to stay rich.
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By: Market Sniper

Market Sniper — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:17:11 +0000

Common error. Mistaking an economic recovery based on stock values. We have the Wall Street perspective, carefully nutured by a well oiled perceiption manipulation machine and we have The Main Street perspective. Sort of like the guy caught by the wife in bed with another woman..who ya gonna believe here? Me or your own lying eyes?..show me the growth engine. Do not ask for much just ONE. This market is being driven by bailout money. No wealth bering created here. Dow 10K big deal. Based on the 1913 constant dollar, the DOW is now somewhere between 300 and 400. Welcome to fiat fairyland where nothing is ever as it seems.

By: Guruprasad V

Guruprasad V — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:23:56 +0000

How funny? In the top of this article- I’m seeing an downloading material which says ” Why US bailout won’t work”? and below that I’m looking this article. Everyone are analyst in this world and you’re one among them. I think we must wake up orelse you’d bluff to whatever extent you want?

By: layman

layman — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 17:30:44 +0000

so the question for a common man is

what is going on?

whether to buy the idea of ” economy recovering “?

all informations is messed up and confusing.

whether to bet on EURO or USD?

what will be dow jones 6 months from now?

By: Michael W.

Michael W. — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:33:12 +0000

What a difference a day makes. I woke up and the same nightmare is ocurring only now, they are telling us it’s almost over.

Trillions of dollars must be paid back and who will pay it back, our granchildren.

I talked to my 5 year old grandson and asked him what job he wanted when he was big? He said a, “fireman” with enthusiam!!

I wondered at the time if he will have enthusiasm when he is risking his life to protect the ones that are in the old folks home that put our country in so much debt 20 years from now?

We better do a better job now so the future generations don’t abandon us for our poor choices.

By: Don Kennedy

Don Kennedy — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 14:56:44 +0000

There will be a bigtime recovery once the federal government stops liquidizing the economy and the Fed sets up a growth plan monetary policy. When will the 120 TRILLION DOLLARS OF UNFUNDED ENTITLEMENTS be funded and by whom. When will our monetary policy start funding capital investment by the billions so livable income jobs by the millions will be created?????????????,,, Explain to the people Mr. Markman how GDP becomes real growth with the economy having over 80 Trillion dollars of debt sitting on its back. The economists you are dependent upon for advise are the same ones who supported Marxist/Keynesian economic solutions for America which solutions have failed in every nation that has used those ‘THEORIES’ IN THE PAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!… Markman you espouse ‘VOODOO ECONOMICS’!!!!!!!!!!!!… TIME WILL TELL WHEN THE BEAR MARKET ENDS AND A BULL IS RUNNING AGAIN. IT WON’T BE BEFORE 2018 BET ON IT MARKMAN. PUT YOU MONEY WHERE YOU MOUTH IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…

By: Paul Coote

Paul Coote — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:51:28 +0000

Bank,s propensity to capitalize on customers deposit does not auger well for sustainable development in the General Economy. Banks do not create wealth directly, they are the beneficiary of businesses and persons who create wealth, by producing something of real economic value.
Until people are put back to work, and credit is again available, we cannot speak about a rebound.

By: Sebastian

Sebastian — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:23:46 +0000

How many cliches can one fit into an article? See above. “Employment is a lagging indicator…” Well, the author forgets that there is a profound difference between financial markets and the general economy.

Every broad economic indicator is negative: unemployment and under-employment continue to rise; the college educated workforce is getting older and being replaced by dumbed-down, tweetered-out kids with no attention span and millions upon millions of imported, uneducated, agrarian peasants; the dollar is being set for a formal devaluation; the debt is unsustainable, period; the empire is over-stretched and morale as low as during Vietnam; the political class is so out of touch they are calling for a national security force; the middle class is shrinking to Third World levels; self-government is being replaced by welfare and internationalism; entrepreneurship is being squeezed by transferring vast amounts of wealth from the productive segments to the “too big to fails;” political corruption is so commonplace we don’t even bother reporting, e.g. the marriage of K Street & Wall Street…on and on.

And yet we are supposed to believe that a bounce in the stock market – unadjusted for inflation – signals not only a recovery but a strong one? No – there is no recovery.

This is the decline of Empire America. We can still make money as individuals, but the nation is doomed.

By: Jeff Pluim

Jeff Pluim — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 19:19:48 +0000

Mr. Markman is not looking at the big, BIG picture. The Chinese have been supporting the US buck because they have such a huge reserve of USD’s. That only makes sense. They don’t want to devalue their USD reserve assets. But at the same time, they are divesting themselves of those USD reserves to the tune of almost half of their USD reserves over the last 6 months. They have been lending money (USD’s)to major Chinese corporations in order to turn those reserves into assets, as those corporations go on buying sprees, that will be worth something when they stop supporting the USD and the USD tanks. At the rate that the Chinese have been getting rid of their US bucks, it should only take another 5 or 6 months until their USD reserves are below $200 billion. Just watch what happens to the USD and consequently the USA economy when that monumental event happens. The Chinese will stop supporting the USD because it will no longer serve them to do so, and in fact they will be in a stronger economic position globally when the USD drops like a rock and they are not holding any of those useless bucks. The USD will be like the Russian ruble. No one will want them because they wil be no good outside of the issuing country.
When the Russian economy went down several years ago, they were still able to meet their international financial commitments by selling off their gold reserves. When they did that, the flood of gold into the market pushed the price of gold down to around $300 per ounce.
The only saving grace that I can see for the USA is the large gold reserve that the country has. If the price of gold approaches $2,000 per ounce, count on the United States Government to start dumping its gold reserves in order pay down its debt. When that happens, and I don’t see any other long term options here, then the price of gold will drop dramatically, as when the Russians did the same thing.