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Saturday, 30 May 2015

#SPROTT MONEY And More - Europe Getting Worse

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
May 30, 2015










EUROPE GETTING WORSE




  Listen to Eric Sprott share his views on ongoing European financial woes, a second seasonal revision to US GDP numbers, the release of a frustrating COT report last week, and the movement in gold.

 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Saturday, 23 May 2015

#SPROTT MONEY & More - Key Indicators Weak

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
May 23, 2015




KEY INDICATORS WEAK 
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 Listen to Eric Sprott share his views on on today’s release of economic data, BitGold’s recent merger with Gold Money, the lending of more funds to Greece by the European Central Bank, and the smash in gold this morning.


 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Saturday, 16 May 2015

#SPROTT MONEY - Volatile Bond Markets

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
May 16, 2015







BONDS STILL 
VOLATILE 






Listen to Eric Sprott shares his views on the status of the economy, volatility in the bond markets, the launch of BitGold this week, Indian gold demand, and movement in the precious metals market. Tune-in to the Weekly Wrap Up

 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Saturday, 9 May 2015

#SPROTT MONEY - India No Fools Gold

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
May 9, 2015



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INDIA NO  FOOL'S GOLD





Listen to Eric Sprott share his thoughts on recent US job numbers, his outlook on the Greek debt crisis, increased volatility in the foreign currency market this week, and India’s proposed gold monetization scheme.

 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Saturday, 2 May 2015

#SPROTT MONEY - Fraudulent Markets Insanity

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
May 2, 2015







FRAUDULENT MARKETS INSANITY 





Listen to Eric Sprott share his thoughts on stagnant economic numbers, Greek banks and pensioners, continual spoofing with no proper policing, and the movement of physical gold this week. 


 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Thursday, 30 April 2015

Excessive BIG Bank Leverage Set To Wipe Out Wealth - Worst Yet!

America’s biggest banks aren't ready for next meltdown


When Audited  Leverage And Risks Are Hidden IN GAAP



WASHINGTON— The main financial risk facing the United States today looks very similar to what caused so much trouble in 2007-2008: big banks with too much debt and too little equity capital on their balance sheets. Uneven global regulations, not to mention regulators who fall asleep at the wheel, compound this structural vulnerability.


We already saw this movie (see below), and it ended badly. Next time could be an even worse horror show.


All booms are different, but every major financial crisis has at its heart the same issue: major banks get into trouble and teeter on the brink of collapse. Disruption at the core of any banking system leads to tight credit, with major negative effects on the real economy. In our modern world, in which finance is interwoven throughout the economy, the consequences can be particularly severe — as we saw in 2008 and 2009. Read More.

REMEMBER 2005!
Famous Accounting Frauds - Evaporating Wealth In Virtual Moments




Platinum Wealth Partners - Top Investors Edge


Lets face it, since inception the purpose of Banks was to create liquidity in the economy through leverage of its own balance sheet. The premise for this excessive leverage was the collateral they held on the credits provided to others. But the sensibilities of this premise falls apart when credits are unsecured and leverage ratios climb to new heights by paying corrupt audit firms to create costume accounting practises. In the simple  vernacular - lies.  



Today, as a result, the leverage in the system could be as low as 35:1 or beyond 200:1. The point being, nobody truly knows - and consequently, the street's  sense is that the financial  mathematics is now so shaky that even a slight upward rise in rates will wipe out a substantive portion of the Banks' asset and equity values - leading to a complete systemic collapse. Enron's  chart above for instance is a foreshadowing test case for the whole system that we now have in place. Not a pretty picture.



That's  why everyone  is so worried. That's why CPI needs to be manipulated. That's why the US dollar could lose its reserve  currency status. That's why no one dare raise rates by the slightest percentage. 



That's why one day all the corruption, markets and economies are mathematically boxed into an algebra articulating  the certainty of "The Mother Of All Crashes",



" One day!"



International Offices

April 30, 2015


Saturday, 25 April 2015

#SPROTT MONEY - Weekly Wrap-up GREEK DEBT?

SPROTT MONEY
Weekly Wrap-up
April 25, 2015


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GREEK DEBT CRISIS




 Listen to Eric Sprott share his views on this weeks release of current U.S. economic data, the Greek debt crisis and the eurogroup meeting this weekend in Riga, the farce of high frequency trading and the lack of responsible regulation, and Swiss gold exports and global demand.


 http://www.sprottmoney.com/sprott-money-weekly-wrap-up



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Tuesday, 16 July 2013

ALJAZEERA - (English) Worldwide PC sales keep sliding




Lenovo (China) Top PC Maker???

Bad news for everyone, except China as they take the leadership position in another market that has long been dominated by American makers for decades. Who do we blame this on? Management? Tablets? Consumers? Or China's low cost producer strategy for an industry where products are becoming commoditized, as it really does not take that much to do the reverse engineering. Again China is following a "national business strategy" much like Japan did from the 60's onwards in automotive and consumer electronics.

But the real issue is what good is the WTO? How does it ensure that everyone is on an equal playing field when labour, environmental, and health standards are barbaric is contrast to North America. Add to all that a fixed currency to the US dollar and this game becomes a one horse race.

But who loses big time? North American and European union and salaried workers. In fact, in America the real hourly wage, according to St Louis, FED statistics have not risen much since 1982! So, where are the unions???

Beyond all this meaning more doom and gloom for the ordinary American worker, here 's list of PC makers facing tougher times as this saturated market begins to consolidate. Smaller players will be forced to merge or simply fade away into the sunset - while margins face continued presures from commoditization.

TOP Five PC Makers
  41% (est) Market Share

Lenova
Hewlett Packard
Dell
Acer
Asus

INVESTORS' INSIGHTS
First Financial Insights
July 16, 2013 

Those were the days - "in our home towns... and they ain't coming back"
- Bruce Springstein
 
 



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