Paul Krugman (NY Times columnist and 2008 Nobel Prize winning economist) and Niall Ferguson (noted historian) discuss in detail opposing sides in the current debate on whether to re-stimulate an increasingly sluggish world economy.
View the 4 part interview below:
Paul Krugman:
Part 1
Part 2
Niall Ferguson:
Part 1
Part2
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Frost & Rogers
The two veterans, David Frost & Jim Rogers (former partner of George Soros) talk about Greece, bailouts and the future of the Euro.
How High Will Gold And Silver Eventually Go In Their Current Bull Markets?
Excellent video summary of the potential inflation adjusted prices of Gold & Silver
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Gerald Celente inviewed on the Alex Jones radio show

Gerald's views and predictions are at the extreme end of the spectrum, but he has been correct in the past - one can only hope he is wrong this time.....watch here
Monday, July 5, 2010
Krugman right about depression, wrong about debt
Gold & Silver price review for 1st half 2010

Gold recorded its seventh straight quarterly gain and was up by 12% in the second quarter. It rose by more in most other currencies especially the beleaguered euro. In the first quarter of this year, gold rose by 1.7%. On a year to date basis, gold is higher by 13.2% in US dollars.......read on
Why The Greater Depression Still Lies Ahead

Messer's Obama, Bernanke and Geithner do not understand the real cause of this debt crisis. They are politicians first and economists or students of the market second; if at all. Therefore, it is not wise to ask them if the great recession is indeed over, or for them to provide a plan to prevent another from occurring in the future.....read on
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Jim Rickards interview

Jim Rickards discusses the G20, BIS annual report, gold & silver and Inflation vs. Deflation....listen here
Friday, July 2, 2010
Gold Daily Chart: Shock and Awe; Cup and Handle Formation
That this is US-centric selling program could not be more clear from this chart, a selling phenomenon which is repeated almost every day after the London PM fix and as the US markets open......read on
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