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Yes I heard that you think they can survive without government support?

CDNtrader, how about HSBC? Cheers.

S2007S, care to share your toughts on gold? Cheers.

As the economic downturn gained speed and their bubble burst during the nineties the Japanese had a savingsrate of +16%. When they started to get out of their depression a decade later that savingsrate was slashed to below 5% or even lower. They were able to use their savings as a cushion...

http://www.gonzales.be/message/preview/0de109fef33cf60a1961608c8befd161 :eek:

I read each % of savings increase will mean a% drop in GDP.

So much for the Arabs catapulting gold to the moon.:mad:

Schiff's father spoke out his true believes in public and ended up in jail for years. Anyway, thanks for your post very clear.

Rome is burning!

You have to understand, Schiff is a die hard hard core believer in Austrian economics. "There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of a voluntary abandonment of...

September 18 2008 Albert Edwards, global strategist at Societe Generale, said Washington’s serial bailouts are the inevitable result of the credit bubble of preceding years. “This was all baked in the cake long ago. What we have seen so far is just a dress rehearsal for the deep recession...

So now the plan is to print the money to fill that gap?

Anyone seen him around recently? Did CNBC and Bloomberg fire him? I want to know where to put my money! Should I buy commodities? Bring back Jim!

I got my average down to 70$ a share. Hope it skyrockets. Al we need is some kind of nuclear attack so the markets can tank.

The link is writen in Dutch so I'll translate it here this should pop up in the international media as well. Basically, they think it's a fraud and the European burocrats are coming for their asses watch out.:D...

Chinese economy is the biggest in the world by far but its numbers are artificially depressed due to the artificially depressed Yuan exchange rates. By the way US economy isnt 14 trillion $ that's al mombo jombo government statistics.:p

Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Volkswagen AG, Europe’s largest carmaker, said global sales rose to a record in 2008 as demand for Audi and Skoda models, and growth in emerging markets, helped counter a slump in the U.S. Global deliveries advanced 0.6 percent to 6.23 million vehicles last year from...

http://finance.google.com/finance?q=AMEX:NG I own this stock at my brokers and gf says it's up 1400%.... Is it real or is this a glitch???:p Probably a glitch hu... If it aint I can retire...:p

4 billion USD? Bernanke prints that kind of money before breakfast.:eek:

SKF was up 200% at some point in time the same as C was down 90% and up 200% in 2008.