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The only logical reason is that Stephen Harper has signed and committed Canada to the North American Union arranged deal with the United States and Mexico. He has signed a compact with the United...
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RandyRocker, I certainly share your political concerns AND the fear that simply changing political parties may not represent any kind of "automatic solution". I generally condemn all Western...
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I agree that Stephen Harper is not perfect but this article sounds like the NDP are writing this article. I think that politics should stay out of economics, or is this a political essay? Personally, I...
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[quote]I agree that Stephen Harper is not perfect but this article sounds like the NDP are writing this article. I think that politics should stay out of economics, or is this a political essay?...
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Well, Carney is to head up the Bank of England from next year. Both the Chancellor and the Opposition have been saying what a great choice he is! Professor Blanchflower (now of The Economist) thinks it...
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[quote]Well, Carney is to head up the Bank of England from next year. Both the Chancellor and the Opposition have been saying what a great choice he is! Professor Blanchflower (now of The Economist)...
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Jeff: my 2 cents: Dilution/debasement; really no difference with the exception that dilution can be voluntary or out of the control of the policy makers. Debasement, on the other hand is purposeful,...
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I have just joined your organization and have so far, read 3 of your articles. I could not have written any of them better myself. I admire your direct verbal characterization of the [i]"Pillars of...
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[quote]I admire your direct verbal characterization of the "Pillars of Society", as being the Pirates that they are. I have been following and buying Gold and Silver since 1974, when Gold was a mere...
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Jeff: I see you are also a workaholic type just like me, replying to my comments at 11:30 at nite. I appreciate your timely response though. I have a question. Although I am stacking up as much gold...
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[quote]... I have a question. Although I am stacking up as much gold and silver as humanly possible in these Last Days of paper money, usually in the range of about 60% of my portfolio, I like to...
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Right you are. Duh! How silly of me. I almost got sucked in again to even consider turning "spare" cash into extra reserves that those pirates can multiply their profits with. I am curious though,...
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[quote]...I am curious though, since India is offering these "high" rates and further that India is one of the countries whose central banks are stockpiling gold, it seems to me that IF one were to...
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SkyPilot The ETFs GDXJ(U.S) and ZJG(Canada) are junior miners that should fly in the long term. I hold both. - jimha
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[quote]The ETFs GDXJ(U.S) and ZJG(Canada) are junior miners that should fly in the long term. I hold both.[/quote] Yes Jimha, the precious metals mining-ETF's -- especially those focusing on the...
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Jeff: good post; especially the last sentence. It is, after all, not only being aware of the various risks out there but, more importantly, using your ability to connect the dots and thereby manage it...
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[quote]Jeff: good post; especially the last sentence. It is, after all, not only being aware of the various risks out there but, more importantly, using your ability to connect the dots and thereby...
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Jeff, great reply. After an analasis of the choice, One should "Act Now" before it is too late. The dollar under the Federal Reserve Bank's leadership has lost a Minus -97% of its purchasing power....
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I read that the international bankers tried to undermine silver by destroying the rupee in 1926 which led to the collapse of demand for manufactured goods in India and China (also a silver backed...
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