Kiedy dno bessy?

Garsc ciekawych historii z ostatnich dni, ktore rzucaja sporo swiatla na ceny zlota i srebra, a takze zapowiadaja duze spadki na swiatowych gieldach oraz zagrozenie dla dolara:

Story 1: About 10 days ago, the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee filed a new set of Freedom of Information Act requests with the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve to seek information on the U.S. government's gold swap activities. The first attempt to dislodge this information was filed in December 2007, with dismal results. After carefully analyzing the loopholes used by the Treasury and Federal Reserve to avoid disclosing the requested information, these revised FOIA requests include detailed instructions to overcome the government's obstacles. For example, one FOIA request noted that the agency was unable to uncover where its own public Web site discussed gold swaps.

Story 2: The federal government has conducted "stress tests" of individual banks to help find out which were financially strong, or average, or in serious trouble. It was reported that these tests were completed a few weeks ago, but the government was slow to release the results.

On April 19, the Turner Radio network reported that it had obtained a copy of the results of the stress tests and passed along a summary of more than 10 points. Among these summaries were statements that 16 of the nation's largest banks were already technically insolvent and that the failure of any two of these institutions would wipe out the current assets of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

On April 20, the Treasury Department issued a statement claiming that it was not possible for Turner to have had the information as the Treasury Department itself had not yet seen the information. Release of the information was promised for April 24.

Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve prohibited any banks from discussing the results of their stress test.

In mid-week the Associated Press reported that it also had obtained a copy of the bank stress test report and confirmed the information reported by Turner Radio. It also said that the Treasury Department was lying when it claimed on the 20th to have not yet seen the test results.

On April 24, the official unveiling of the stress test results only included the bare minimum information, stating that large banks should beef up their capital to strengthen the entire financial system. The reports neglected to cover the specific points listed by the Turner Radio network. The mainstream media dutifully picked up the government's spoon-fed version of the stress test results without any serious questioning.

Story 3: On April 24, Bloomberg reported an analysis released by Washington Service of Bethesda, Md., stating that insiders at New York Stock Exchange-listed companies in the first 20 days of April had sold more than eight times the amount of stock that they had purchased.

According to William Stone, the Chief Investment Strategist for PNC Financial Services Group Inc., "They should know more than outsiders would, so you could take it as a signal that there is something wrong if they're selling."

This was the fastest rate of insider selling since stocks hit a major peak in October 2007. The rate of insider purchases was on track to be the lowest for any month since July 1992. In the past, such lopsided insider selling versus buying has been followed by stock market declines.

Story 4: Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis testified under oath for New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo that last December he had notified the federal government that the bank had discovered huge new losses ("material adverse changes") at Merrill Lynch and was going to exercise an escape clause to cancel the bank's takeover of the brokerage firm. Upon hearing this, then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson blatantly told Lewis, at the behest of Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, that Bank of America had to go through with the takeover or all of the bank's directors and senior management would be fired. The federal government did not want the public to become aware of the weakness of Merrill Lynch and the U.S. banking system that the cancellation of the transaction might expose. Bank of America then closed the Merrill Lynch purchase deal.

Paulson's testimony to Cuomo largely confirms the details of Lewis' testimony.

In effect, Lewis labeled Paulson and Bernanke as blackmailers. Their actions in this matter also show them as liars in repeatedly stating that the U.S. banking system is sound and solid.

The letter with these details released by Cuomo's office puts the Bank of America and possibly the federal government at risk of being sued by bank shareholders for actions taken against the best interest of the bank's owners.

So with all this positive news for the price of gold, why did the price only rise 5.3 percent last week? I think the answer is obvious. The U.S. government is trying to hold off further financial crises as long as possible. One way to accomplish this is to suppress the price of gold. Gold serves as a report card on the value of the U.S. dollar. As long as the price of gold can be held in check, then it is easier to prop up the dollar. If the dollar starts to drop significantly, interest rates will soar, and foreign central banks will become more aggressive in dumping their dollar reserves.

U.S. Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., already revealed that the U.S. financial system was perilously close to collapse at 2 p.m. last Sept. 18, 2008. With all the above news hitting in such a short time, it is entirely possible that the U.S. economy could have crashed last week.

Taka sama prawda, jak to ze swinki maja skrzydla i potrafia fruwac :)

Jeszcze jedna ważka informacja. Otóż JP Morgan oraz Goldman Sachs, przodujacy w manipulacji rynkiem złota, w ostatnich latach zawsze w dol, obecnie poczynili ogromne zakupy calls wymierzonych w cene $1250 za uncje (obecna cena to okolo $880), co wraz z faktem, ze Wall Street insiders w kwietniu wyprzedawali akcje na skale, jakiej nie obserwowano od 1992 roku, zwiastuje, ze wiedza cos, czego my jeszcze nie wiemy, a co najprawdopodobniej spowoduje duze spadki gieldy, a zarazem wzrosty cen zlota I srebra w najblizszych tygodniach:

www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/... 0&r=0#

It just recently came to my attention from two different confidential sources that JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have been buying large amounts of Calls in gold and silver. This made me put on my gumshoes and take a serious poke around the COMEX option open interest once again.

W sprawie czerwcowych kontraktów:

...100,000 contracts would be in-the-money if the gold price runs to $1250/oz in the next 30 days. This is an astounding amount of option OI considering the open interest in all the futures contracts stands at only 345,000 contracts

Czy podany przez Ciebie argument sam w sobie nie wskazuje na inteligencje projektanta tego wirusa?

Myslisz, ze ludzie, ktorzy cale zycie spedzaja w laboratorium badajac wirusy oraz ich dzialanie, nie wiedza o takim skutku dzialania tego wirusa? Dla mnie to jest argument za tym, ze zostal on pomyslany jako bron biologiczna, aby atakowac zdrowych ludzi w wieku poborowym (25-45 lat) i tak sie dzieje, choc nie twierdze, ze wypuszczony zostal z laboratorium z premedytacja.

Kompromisowo proponuję ustalenie: ten wirus to świnia.

Na masakryczną epidemię to nie wygląda.
Janki gładko łyknęli upadek Chryslera.
Banki chyba dadzą radę bez nacjonalizacji.
To są wszystko plusy dodatnie.

Ewentualny upadek dolara?
Raczej nie. Gospodarki Japonii i eurozony są w jeszcze większych kłopotach. Zatem dolar nawet nie ma względem czego upadac. Dodrukują jeszcze z bilion dolców (jak na razie tylko 300mld było) i będzie po krzyku. A to zbyt mało żeby dolar zaliczył zgon. Owszem korekta kursu i kilkupunktowa inflacja - tak, ale zgon - nie.
W latach 70-tych nawet dwucyfową inflację przetrzymał pozostając walutą światową.

OK. Ale stopniowa obsuwa dolara to żaden kłopot. Ani dla nas, ani dla Janków.
Groźny byłby nagły zgon dolara, a to moim zdaniem po prostu się nie stanie.
Nie widzę podstaw.

To Alfredzio teraz pojechałeś.

Napisz jeszcze, które akcje są najlepsze (żebym wiedział od czego trzymać się z daleka).

Gorszy jest wirus korków drogowych. Dzisiaj tyle postałem żeby wjechac do miasta, że wytraciłem ochotę na weekendowe wyjazdy. Już wolę telewizor.

Tadek, to jak już wróciłeś z łona przyrody (jak się domyslam) daj znac o czym tam ptaszki śpiewały. Będą wzrosty od poniedziałku czy spadki?
Jankesi w świeto pracy zachowywali się tak, że ja osobiście nie podejmuję sie wróżenia.

A wracając mam nadzieję po raz ostatni do tematu świńskiej grypy, to testuję ją właśnie na sobie. Nie wiem tylko czy chodzi o tą samą odmianę, bo nie straczyło mi odwagi by się poddac badaniom , ale świńska to na pewno - bo zniweczyła moje majówkowe plany.

Siedzę więc sobie na dupie od trzech dni zaglądając tu czasem.
WD walczy ostro z raportami , nocnygracz przechodzi na tryb dzienno-nocny by podtrzymać forum, a Alfredzio się chyba na mnie obraził.

Podziel się przemyśleniami co do przyszłego tygodnia i zaprowadz stary porzadek.

Przesuwanie daty publikacji tych stress-testów brzydko pachnie...
Gospodarka grzęźnie,a giełdy suną do góry w najlepsze.
Tu trzeba barona Munchausena,który na koniu w bagno wszedł,i pewnie by niechybnie skonczył,gdyby nie niezwykłe męstwo i odwaga:chwycić starczyło konia za łeb,i się podźwignąć ...
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