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Do you know 1 person who doesn't agree with him?

good post, thanks

Weird, I never have any problems, but I use quotetracker with Iqfeed.

I don't understand what you are saying? 800mb gives you about 6 days. I have a Sprint plan with 5gb limit and used about 200mb the first day before 1pm Central. That is just rediculous. I had a spreadsheat with about 20 stocks and some futures quotes going and Amibroker too. They need to up...

You can't be a big spender if you have a gold peg unless you become a wealthier nation through trade.

Then why not have everybody work in the public sector? We will all make tons of money.

You make more money in the private sector. :confused:

You are missing the point. Ron Paul is nothing more than a congressman with little power. He does what is best for his district or he isn't elected. Does that mean that he should keep a lid on his macro views on money and banking?

You let the gold price float. It will go where it needs to be. The key is that gold cannot be created out of thin air. Who cares who mines the gold? The productive economies will acquire it through trade.

Since the Dollar index is over 50% the Euro then you might want to avoid that risk too?

I find your post interesting. Lets say you have 1 million dollars in assets and you want to preserve that wealth. You feel the USD will fall substantially. Do you buy 1 million dollars worth of guns or soup?

Why does paper currency have any value? Gold is not jewerly. Gold is money that cannot be created with a few punches on a keyboard. Nations have tranported their gold across oceans so they can trade it for goods and services when they arrive at their destination. Gold is the ultimate store...

Yields are climbing that wall of worry. If feels very tense to be short bonds right now and they keep falling.

There needs to be somebody other than Ron Paul to deliver the Austrian message. He just doesn't come across well.

Will do.

It will be interesting to see if the 30 year bond yield stops at the 4-4 1/2 yield range or just keep going higher.

Ok, Milton Friedman is my new hero and Phil Donahue is a complete idiot. http://patterico.com/2009/02/07/feeling-unstimulated-watch-this/

You are probably right. I have a small TBT position and will most likely sell tomorrow and wait for a better opportunity.

You might want to do a little more research about the result of a rapidly increasing money supply. Maybe you should look a little less at Japan and look what happened to a handful of European countries after WW1 after their own "stimulous packages". The peak MONTHLY rate of inflation in Russia...

I have a little TBT and am nervous. The Fed's buying might just crush shorts. However, any sign of inflation or lack of deflation and the bonds will crater. I just wonder if the Fed has already bought and hid the fact. :confused: