Revising the Dow:Gold – A Negative Monthly Close
Doc and I have been watching the Dow:Gold ratio for over a year now. This chart (below) is what gives us confidence that the metals will start outperforming the risk on assets near year end and into next year. Unfortunately the ratio is above the 200 month moving average which is throwing this narrative on its head. Listen to the comments because it is not all bad… for now.
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Trump appointed…..CFTC……
Where are we headed……..
http://silverstealers.net/clicklink4.html
oops………too many plane rides on the house……..HHS..says good bye……To Price..
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-29/tom-price-resigns-hhs-secretary-amid-private-jet-scandal
DOD and HUD Missing Money: Supporting Documentation for $21 Trillion of Undocumentable Adjustments
[Update from CAF: Dr. Skidmore and his team have now reviewed additional documentation and undocumented adjustments at DOD and HUD now total $21 trillion – more than the outstanding debt on the US government balance sheet. The report table has been updated as of Wednesday, September 27 to include these staggering amounts.
The Summary Report still uses the prior totals. Our gratitude for Dr. Skidmore’s efforts to understand and document this phenomenon is “off the charts”! We will be adding additional files and information as they find them.]
https://solari.com/blog/dod-and-hud-missing-money-supporting-documentation/
You need to start reading the other sections……day late and a dollar short….. 🙂
You need to start reading the other sections……day late and a dollar short….. 🙂
Jerry…you posted it today. I was over there this morning. Its a technical foul…not a day late.:-)) That missing 21 Trillion needs to be clawed back with interest.
On September 29, 2017 at 4:58 am,
OOTB Jerry says:
sorry ,,,,,,,to much post………..should have only posted…..
Catherine Austin Fitts, President of Solari.com, will be the guest for the Early Sunday Release. Fitts will explain how the federal budget cannot account for $21 trillion dollars and that is just HUD and DOD. You will not want to miss this. “We the People” are being robbed.
🙂 Got ya………
ditto……….I like the interest part……I would say…..18% interest would be good …………..missing 21 Trillion needs to be clawed back with interest.
Contact the BIS and see if they have any idea where those funds went.
Thanks for post……..others need to get a handle on this one……….jmo
China Squeezes North Korea, NFL Kneel Will Cost Money, Fed Was Wrong
The NFL is supporting its players in taking a knee during the national anthem before the games to protest police brutality. The majority of fans are outraged and are burning jerseys and season tickets because they think it’s a political stunt. If this keeps up, it will trickle down to the NFL sponsors, and it could turn into a flood of negative sales. Catherine Austin Fitts says this is a distraction to keep the public from waking up to the massive fraud going on with the federal government’s budget. She contends that $21 trillion, yes, $21 trillion is missing, and “We the People” are basically being robbed. She is the guest for the Early Sunday Release.
https://usawatchdog.com/china-squeezes-north-korea-nfl-kneel-will-cost-money-fed-was-wrong/
Who needs them……
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-29/nfl-favorability-crashes
NFL……Not For Long…………
When the players take a knee just wave your Confederate flags at them and sing “Dixie.”
Exercise your freedom of speech too.
If they recover the $21 Trillion, they should split it 325 million ways among the citizens excluding bankers, regulators and politicians.
Vietnam has a way of dealing with their crooked bankers & politicians.
Vietnam Shows How To Clean Up The Banking System: Ex-Banker Sentenced To Death For Fraud
The lack of prosecution of US bankers responsible for the great financial crisis has been a much debated topic over the years, leading to the coinage of such terms as “Too Big To Prosecute”, the termination of at least one corrupt DOJ official, the revelation that Eric Holder is the most useless Attorney General in history, and of course billions in cash kickbacks between Wall Street and D.C. And, naturally, the lack of incentives that punish cheating and fraud, is one of the main reasons why such fraud will not only continue but get bigger until once again, the entire system crashes under the weight of accumulated theft, corruption and Fed-driven malinvestment. But what can be done? In this case, Vietnam may have just shown the way – sentence embezzling bankers to death. Because if one wants to promptly stop an end to all financial crime, few things motivate as efficiently as a firing squad.
According to the BBC, the former head of a major Vietnamese bank has been sentenced to death for his role in a fraud case involving some 800 billion dong (which sounds like a lot of dong, but equals roughly $35 million) of illegal loans. Nguyen Xuan Son, who served as general director of OceanBank, was convicted of embezzlement, abuse of power and economic mismanagement. Bank founder, tycoon Ha Van Tham, and dozens of other banking officials are also on trial, accused of lending violations.
Just out of curiousity Bonzo, who sings this “Dixie” song youre referring to?
It was one of Abraham Lincoln’s favorite songs and he asked for it to be played after the surrender of Richmond, but it was the song of the South. Where do you live Ozibatla?
The land down under mate. The reason I asked was because a band called White Mnasions had a song called Dixie. Love it.
Mansions it should say. Basically a gathering of country music singers in the 70s organised by Waylon Jennings depicting life for southerners during the civil war.
People of the South or those who understand the real history of the War of Northern Aggression.
Porch Jam – Eddie LeJeune & Danny Poullard
It’s not dixie, but it’s really good:
D. L. Menard, Eddie LeJeune & Ken Smith – live 1990 – la richesse d’un musicien
200-month moving average doesn’t mean anything in my view, why isn’t it the 240-month moving average or the 180-month moving average, its illogical, its like looking for pattens in cobwebs
http://www.cftc.gov/About/Commissioners/JChristopherGiancarlo/index.htm