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Big Al
June 15, 2015

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    Jun 15, 2015 15:18 AM

    Al:
    Your audio is 30-40% less than Chris or Corey.

      Jun 15, 2015 15:39 AM

      Thank you, now fixed.

      A;l

      Jun 16, 2015 16:54 PM

      Chris T. I agree with your comments of this market being like paint drying.

    CFS
    Jun 15, 2015 15:19 AM

    I have been looking into central bank money generation and allocation, inasmuch as it is possible…..much is highly secret; after all not even Congress gets to audit the Fed.

    Two conclusions, other than the obvious interest rate manipulation:

    1. QE seems to have a bigger effect on supply than demand; I.e. It is deflationary.
    This appears to be counter-intuitive, since the Fed talks about providing liquidity and stimulating the economy. However, a general common requirement to obtain a loan is that collateral must be provided. While people have been borrowing against their homes and spending, this is relatively insignificant. Much borrowing, especially internationally, is being done by corporations, both to buy back shares AND ASLO to increase production. This increase in supply ( albeit time-lagged) is now greater than the increase in demand (which was not so delayed). Thus the conclusion that QE is deflationary.

    2. World-wide the amount of equity buying by central banks is much greater than generally reported.
    I.e. Market propping up is HUGE.
    I have numbers, which, if I published them here, people would not believe.
    (I,therefore, continue to dig and re-verify.)

    Everything is more and more mirage and manipulation.

      Jun 15, 2015 15:40 PM

      Good comment CFS!

    CFS
    Jun 15, 2015 15:32 AM

    I also want to make a statement about inflation.
    Hyper-inflation has very little to do with normal inflation mechanisms. I.e. Little to do with price increases or supply reductions.
    Hyperinflation is purely a monetary collapse (exchange rate collapse) phenomenon.
    Because of the strength of the dollar, even if we lose hegemony, hyperinflation cannot and will not happen in the US.

      Jun 16, 2015 16:26 AM

      Yes, it is quite unlikely, CFS – though not impossible longer term.

    Jun 15, 2015 15:50 PM

    DOES ANYONE HAVE A CLUE WHY THE METALS ARE STUCK ?????

    Not even KWN…Mr. Willie ..Bo..full of Baloney ..Sprott….Have a clue.

    Oh well, stay dumbed down and keep listening to the pimps.

    Jun 15, 2015 15:37 PM

    Ron Pauls final warning.

    http://www.prepperfortress.com/ron-paul-final-prediction-warning-to-americans/

    Complete destruction and collapse is coming. This is serious folks.

    No bedtime story. Nuclear war is now more likely than ever now.

    Jun 15, 2015 15:40 PM

    Metals stuck. The manipulators holding it down before the Fed Report Wed. Possible short squeeze end of week since the COT report shows a heavy naked short position consistent with other up moves. However, there are no real markets since the country is run by criminals and sociopaths. We can only watch.

    Jun 15, 2015 15:51 PM

    Precisely David. However, they used oil as a tool to
    keep it all contained. That too, was criminal.

    We are witnessing corruption on a scale never seen
    before.

    However, the pumpers and the pimps just keep the
    mantra and theme going.

    Operation Choke Hold too. War on cash as well.

    Ha….they could declare gold illegal at some point.

    They shut down Spain and France is about the same.

    These gold dreams could end badly. Right now its not
    doing very well. Extreme caution IMHO