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The talk here in Europe is how a Euro bond market would be the best defence against speculators seeing how the US is arguably in just as bad of a state then the Eurozone if not worse yet their single bondmarket protects it against attacks or large disruptions because of solidarity across the...

It is very clear the US has a lower standard of living then they could have in comparison to other ('rich') parts of the world because of their military expenses. Ofcourse the question is would it be beneficial to the US should they cut back on militairy spending. Maybe some countries...

I posted my positions in this topic 25/02/11. Lets see how I am doing, right. MDW: +60% SLX: -20% SPM: +68% AVR: +35% GBG: -15% HL: -25% AUY:+6% So on average my stocks are up around 14% since then. Some of these positions are a bit larger then the others and I owned all of them...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKCMqZandvc

It's good for when you are 60+ and afraid of crime and getting robbed.

Good text on why there should not be a gold standard and why gold is not money. http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Outlook%20for%20Gold%2007-13-2011.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2NJnL10vZ1Y :p :p

Well, at least you own gold as well. :D

What do you guys think about the Norwegian Krona to put some of your cash in? The countries fiscal strength has not had much influence on its currencies strength certainly that will change at some point no....

So you guys think Euro and CHF will reach parity next week?....

Remember the email you send Jim Rogers about the CHF, Daal?:D Anyway, I remember Rogers being asked what he is bitching about loose monetary policies since he gained from it. He said yes he was making a profit but he wished he wasnt this way. I can relate to that these days. My bank...

Yeah, Europe down +2% and the day is still long...

Yeah but when Italy falls who cares anymore right... I mean if you think Greece and Portugal are too big to fail because of their western european banking exposure one doesnt wants to look at Italy exposure right... I agree with Daal's sentiment about it mirroring the Lehman era. If...

The gridlock is complete really. What happens next is just as uncertain as the markets mercy towards Italy will be. Compare it to Boehner and Obama's debt struggle and you get a hint of what is happening here. Maybe they will come closer together when the next round of banking bailouts...

So any thoughts on the Italy fiasco developing? What are the options? Lowering rates? Euro bonds? Flat out printing money? They wont stand by idle and do nothing.

http://www.businessinsider.com/25-reasons-to-buy-gold-and-dump-dollars-2011-7 Yes we have all heard them a million times but I thought it would be funny anyway to post the story just to taunt the bears that have been screaming its a bubble for months if not years now. :p Italian intrest...

The cost of war this last decade could have put solar cells on every rooftop in the US. As a society people should accept the consequences of the route taken and supported by a majority of the people.

Life expectancy nearly doubled since the FED was established. What good is more economic freedom when you die age 40? :p

This clearly proves the wrong of those blaming the rises in foodprices etc on speculators. Unless there are cashew or walnut ETF's I have missed ofcourse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OENU9ZMEeww&feature=player_embedded#at=129 :p