Friday, September 4, 2009

Chris Martenson Video: Crash Course on Manipulated Numbers by the Government

15 Minute Video on inflation and manipulated numbers..a crash course. A MUST VIEW!
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6 comments:

  1. Just further confirmation that the US Economy is a farce.

    Now it is just a matter of how much longer we can bluff our way through.

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  2. I see that pm's are starting to decouple from the happy go lucky markets finally?

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  3. That isn't so great because some of us foolishly wait for bargains on silver. Realistically though, gold at $1000 and silver at $16 is a bargain.

    PHYSICAL PMs people - don't get suckered into a slip of paper.

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  4. There's another reason to pile into silver either now or on the next dip if there is one.

    I wouldn't risk waiting for a dip. I suspect that metals aren't going to respond the way Kyle thinks and that concurrent with the market meltdown, metals will rise in an unusual Uber-depression modality.

    Forget all those trends based analysis and predictive wave theories. They work well in a stable environment. They will not work in a chaotic environment full of factors they never took into account such as massive government interventions.

    BUY SILVER NOW

    And as a special service to readers of this blog:

    Pretty soon legislation is going to be passed in the EU banning lead in electronics for
    environmental reasons.

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  5. Watch the entire Crash Course for free at http://www.chrismartenson.com/

    I also recommend buying the DVD and passing it around to friends/family. Chris has done such a wonderful job creating this video of his research - Thanks Chris!!!!

    Watch the entire Crash Course for free at http://www.chrismartenson.com/

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  6. Hi...
    Pm's are starting to decouple from the happy go lucky markets finally. That isn't so great because some of us foolishly wait for bargains on silver.

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