market manipulation
Gold “Monetized” Honestly vs. Dishonestly
We look at two current contrasting cases of monetization of gold — one is honest and promotes monetary soundness and stability, the other is dishonest and promotes further financial and monetary crisis. Can you guess which form is being executed by the lay public, vs. the monetary authorities and big banks?
13Dec2011 | admin | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Battle of the Euro Bond
With only the weak-willed Angela Merkel playing the role of “Frodo” against the “Dark Lords” of Wall Street, the situation could hardly be more dire – or hopeless.
30Nov2011 | JeffNielson | 2 comments | ContinuedInterview with Charles Savoie on TPTB of Silver Manipulation
Charles links a relatively small but extremely powerful group of individuals (and often their descendants) together through two common “threads”: their propensity for actions which were extremely detrimental to the silver market and/or the holders of silver; and their membership in a little-known organization which they have called “The Pilgrims”.
11Nov2011 | JeffNielson | 6 comments | ContinuedSilver: Shorting Consumes, Investing Conserves
There is less silver in the world today on a per capita basis, and less silver in the world today in relation to the supply of gold than at any other time in at least 600 years, prompting Ted Butler to dub silver “The Rarest Earth”.
10Nov2011 | JeffNielson | 8 comments | ContinuedSilver: The People’s Money
Lacking a gold standard and lacking any financial regulation of these multinational banks, as individuals we have been left with absolutely no recourse but to “insure” our wealth by converting it to silver.
7Nov2011 | JeffNielson | 0 comments | ContinuedU.S. Faces Much Worse ‘Japanization’
An amount of liquidity equivalent to roughly ¼ of the entire global economy has been pumped into Wall Street to prevent the banksters’ fraud-saturated bubbles from deflating. To refer to this as a “post-bubble economy” is like referring to the nation of Japan as being “post-Fukushima” the day after the first meltdown.
1Nov2011 | JeffNielson | 1 comment | Continued‘D-Day’ Near For GLD
…GLD has never warranted itself to be anything more than an index fund: a vehicle for trading in paper gold. It offers the absolute minimum to investors in the way of security, while exposing them to numerous counterparty risks.
In roughly two weeks time, unit-holders can add a new risk to their list of worries: the potential for virtually unlimited dilution…
27Oct2011 | JeffNielson | 0 comments | ContinuedSLV And Silver Manipulation
JP Morgan is the largest silver short-seller in the history of the world. JP Morgan is the “custodian” for the largest “long” silver fund in the history of the world, making this one of the largest conflicts of interest in all of history.
24Oct2011 | JeffNielson | 1 comment | ContinuedEconomic Justice Equals Prosperity
The Occupy Wall Street movement is the first, tentative step in a process which 2,000 years of history teaches us is absolutely inevitable. Whether it is this movement which (eventually) facilitates real, equitable changes in our economies, or whether it is ultimately replaced by something bigger and better, the “message” which these people are sending is simple: the pendulum of history has begun to swing back.
17Oct2011 | JeffNielson | 3 comments | ContinuedThe Great Commodities Heist
Bankrupt and near-bankrupt Western governments are stealing billions of dollars worth of various commodities from commodity-producers around the world… There can be no rational/economic explanation for the severe plunges in commodity prices other than the fraudulent manipulation of markets.
3Oct2011 | JeffNielson | 0 comments | Continued