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World Events Dictate the Direction of Financial Markets

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March 26, 2011

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In this show Al discusses:

  • Segment 1 – Al opens the show with Ron Hera of Hera Research LLC discussing the “flight to safety” being caused by world events.
  • Segment 2 – Al and Peter Grandich discuss the importance of morality in our country.
  • Segment 3 – Al and Gary Freeman discuss Gary’s new company, Ethos Capital Corp.
  • Segment 4 – Al and Mickey Fulp discuss the relevance of atomic energy and the investment opportunities available in that sector.
  • Segment 5 – Al and Sean Brodrick, of Weiss Research, discuss Sean’s optimism for the silver market.
  • Segment 6 – Randy Turner, President of Silver Quest, discusses his company.
  • Segment 7 – Al and Roger answer a listener’s question about shorting the gold and silver markets.
  • Segment 8 – Eric Sprott discusses his reasons for enthusiasm for the precious metals markets.



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Discussion
28 Comments
    Ken
    Mar 26, 2011 26:31 AM

    Seg 1 – “My buddy Bill Murphy from 321 Energy has picked up some of his stuff.” Say what? Did GATA do a hostile take over of Bob Moriarty?

      Ken
      Mar 26, 2011 26:24 AM

      Hmm….guess Bob shouldn’t have gone short on gold and silver…

        Mar 26, 2011 26:35 AM

        Bob and I discussed this when we were on a property visit in Phoenix a couple of weeks ago.

        With all due respect to Bob, I don’t think he is correct in the short term.

        No one ever can accurately predict the duration of a market. I believe that given the current conditions, precious metals will continue to appreciate.

        The stocks are lagging, but you know what? So what, my portfolio is doing just fine and I am convinced that they will catch up.

      Mar 26, 2011 26:32 AM

      Oh boy, did I make a mistake. No, there was no hostile takeover. Big Al just went through a “brain freeze”.

      Thanks, Ken, for pointing this out.

      Have a great weekend,

      Al

    Ken
    Mar 26, 2011 26:22 AM

    Hey Big Al, can you point me to a list of all the Genocide radio stations?

      Ken
      Mar 26, 2011 26:23 AM

      Oops…meant Genesis.

        Mar 26, 2011 26:05 PM

        Not cool.

          Feb 04, 2014 04:20 PM

          I’ll try to put this to good use imimleatedy.

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    Mar 26, 2011 26:43 AM

    Geez, let’s show a little damn respect! Genocide?

    Go to their website. I think they have something over 200 stations.

    Seriously man, I apreciate your continuing comments. I haven’t been doing much replying lately because it has been a very eventful couple of weeks. Bought another place in Semi, got sick and had a biopsy (which fortunately came bqck negative).

    Big Al

      Ken
      Mar 26, 2011 26:14 PM

      Glad to hear you’re feeling better. And I’m sure you’ll do just fine because in my book you’re indestructible!

      Although I gotta admint, California real estate will make you sick, epecially the taxation! But be glad you don’t have to pay California income tax. The marginal rate of over 9.5 percent kicks in at only around $48k.

        Ken
        Mar 26, 2011 26:16 PM

        And then there’s an 8.25% sales tax put of course the cities and counties can and do pile on more. In many places the sales tax is close to 10%. And then there’s gas tax and…dang, I never shoulda got started on a tax rant….it never ends.

        And of course no matter how much Sacramento it’s never enough (just like the criminals in DC) so there are huge deficits and our good friends the Demoncrats in Sacramento our screaming for tax increases.

          Ken
          Mar 26, 2011 26:18 PM

          Apparently I got so frazzled I left our words and couldn’t spell….government will do that to you.

          Mar 27, 2011 27:55 PM

          Okay Ken, more complete agreement on my part!

          Big Al

        Mar 27, 2011 27:51 PM

        We are only here four months out of the year and I don’t do any business down here so I believe that I am safe.

        We have decided not to buy for a variety of reasons not the least of which is that it really doesn’t pencil if you are only here for four months.

        Big Al

    Mar 26, 2011 26:15 PM

    Good health to you Al !

    Anyway, on the nuclear power issue, it’s safe, clean and green until it’s not. We hear very little about all the other ‘little’ nuclear accidents, well, we hear nothing about them. Most of them are on Wikipedia if you look though. Most probably never killed anyone. I say ‘probably’ because it’s unknowable. That ‘probably’ i’s what the fearmongers feed on – and the pro-nuclear lobby feed on the same. People don’t like ‘probablys’. What I know for certain is that I wouldn’t want to me on that filthy site at Fukushima wading through radioactive water. It’s a big mess.

      Mar 28, 2011 28:02 PM

      Someone ought to mention the advances in technology since most of our nuclear power plants were built.
      1. Using 4% beryllium mixed with the uranium increases thermal conductivity of the rods that localized melting becomes much less probable.
      2. There are designs that cannot melt down.
      3. Thorium peble reactors, only in experimental use now, with actually consume plutonium waste.
      4. Remember that nuclear power on submarines are much more modern in design and have a much better safety record than forty year old designs.

      Mar 28, 2011 28:03 PM

      Someone ought to mention the advances in technology since most of our nuclear power plants were built.
      1. Using 4% beryllium mixed with the uranium increases thermal conductivity of the rods that localized melting becomes much less probable.
      2. There are designs that cannot melt down.
      3. Thorium pebble reactors, only in experimental use now, with actually consume plutonium waste.
      4. Remember that nuclear power on submarines are much more modern in design and have a much better safety record than forty year old designs.

    Mar 26, 2011 26:27 PM

    Mickey might be wrong saying no-one was killed at Fukushims:
    http://www.nationalpost.com/news/Fukushima+risk+lives+prevent+meltdown/4452751/story.html
    ‘Five have been killed. Two are missing. Twenty-one have been injured in a struggle where, in the words of Japan’s Prime Minister Naoto Kan, “retreat is unthinkable.”’
    Anyway, even so, tragically for those on the east coast of Japan, it was probably a lot safer to ba located at this nuclear complex on March 11th than it was to be at home if you were living in the villages and towns along that coast.

    Mar 26, 2011 26:24 PM

    Thanks “silverbug”. I believe that you are correct. I think that Mickey was referring to the actual time of the initial event. Could you send me a source as I can’t find anything right now.

    Thanks,

    Big Al

    Mar 26, 2011 26:12 PM

    Al,
    Sorry to hear about the biopsy result. Been there, done that, myself with that. All the best wishes for your health.

      Mar 27, 2011 27:57 PM

      No man, the biopsy result was good not bad. I dodged the bullet for another year.

      Many thanks, my friend, for your concern.

      Big Al

    Mar 27, 2011 27:15 PM

    Thanks for all you hard work Al!

      Mar 27, 2011 27:57 PM

      Thank you. When you are having as much fun as I am it is definitely not hard work.

      All the best,

      Big Al

    Mar 27, 2011 27:33 PM

    Al
    This one I could not keep from ya!And my Oppinion of Our Exec.Branch as you know and believe also.Is good to see that it is in print on Pages “We The People”See in mass. At least those who are paying attention to Economics.
    I would vote for Donald if he Paid the Bancrupcies he cashed on the taxpayers.Other wise we are just another step for him.But, I like how he Thinks Be interresting to hear some On Him In your Reviews.
    As Always your welcome and, God Bless All you do!
    Stevie

    Mar 27, 2011 27:34 PM

    Steve,

    You got a deal on hearing something about this in our editorials in the upcoming week.

    Big Al

    frr
    Mar 28, 2011 28:35 AM

    My thoughts are starting to get pretty mad towards the site managers; Otherwise it seems great to get a few more realists like Eric Sprott on the site. Been there too for more tha 40 years and a goldbug for ever – so please again correct your website, as I’m not going to take it much longer to see my moniker and address showing up after your comments – or prolly I’ll take advantage thereoff!
    frr