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    NFP: + 155,000, Unemployment to 7.8%
January 4, 2013
NFP +155k Unemployment rate to 7.8% Gold & silver down hard to $29.30 and $1630
AltInvestors have released an interview with BrotherJohnF on the outcome of the fiscal cliff deal, and BrotherJohn's outlook for silver in 2013. John discusses the similarities of the US debt […]
    The Problem with TIPS
January 3, 2013
By Dennis Miller from Casey Research
If the "World Snake-Oil Salesperson Society" had a hall of fame, good old Uncle Sam would be a charter member. When it comes to smooth-talking folks into buying debt instruments, he's the slickest around.
And Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) are one of his slickest gimmicks.
Here's how the federal government describes TIPS:
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) are marketable securities whose principal is adjusted by changes in the Consumer Price Index. With inflation (a rise in the index), the principal increases. With deflation (a drop in the index), the principal decreases.
The relationship between TIPS and the Consumer Price Index affects both the sum you are paid when your TIPS matures and the amount of interest that a TIPS pays you every six months. TIPS pay interest at a fixed rate. Because the rate is applied to the adjusted principal, however, interest payments can vary in amount from one period...
Gold and derivatives expert Jim Sinclair has sent subscribers an alert this morning warning on the severity of the global derivatives market, which Sinclair has dubbed the Global Derivative Graveyard […]
Submitted by Stanislav Mishin These days, there are few few things to admire about the socialist, bankrupt and culturally degenerating USA, but at least so far, one thing remains: the […]
Silver investors are likely familiar with Warren Buffet's foray into physical silver, and how he was forced out of his 130 million ounce silver position in 2006- roughly the same […]
In his latest market update, Greg Mannarino states that the market pop in the wake of the 2 month fiscal cliff agreement is merely a relief rally that has no […]
Alf Field, the man who Jim Sinclair has labeled the best gold chartist alive, has released his latest gold analysis for 2013. Field states that there is a high probability […]
As we begin 2013, we reflect on some economic predictions that never came true. After the Fed's unprecedented actions in 2008, some predicted massive double digit inflation by now. Yet […]
We continue to favour the Dow Gold Ratio chart as a good indicator as to when the gold bull market might end. It is likely to reach the levels seen […]
Access to SilverDoctors & SDBullion has been spotty this morning as both SilverDoctors.com and SDBullion.com are under direct DOS attack.  We are working vigiourously to restore our servers.  Thank you […]
    Treasury's Last Pillar Crumbles
January 2, 2013
By Peter Schiff
With the return of Shinzo Abe and his Liberal Democratic Party to power in Japan, the market for US Treasuries may be losing its last external pillar of support. Re-elected on September 26th, Abe has quickly set a course for limitless inflation, saying Japan must "free itself from deflation and the strong yen." This is significant to the global economy as Japan is the largest foreign power left with a strong appetite for US Treasuries. If this demand falters, the Fed may be the only remaining buyer of new Treasury issuance.
Abe's Plan
This election marks Abe's second turn in the premier's seat. He first held the position from 2006 to 2007, when he abruptly resigned as the first of a string of unpopular one-year premierships. Notably, in the intervening time, the LDP lost its lower house majority to an opposition party for the first time since its formation in 1955. The victors, the Democratic Party of Japan, had been formed in 1998 on a platform of reduci...
A truck heading from Rochester to Queens, NY crashed on Interstate 81 Monday, along with its cargo of $10 million in silver bars. The truck and $10 million in silver […]
Our friend Sean from SGTReport.com is back with Mark S. Mann. He’s a cop on the ground in Connecticut and he has a LOT of QUESTIONS about the contradictions and […]
Our friend and Cheviot Asset Management's Ned Naylor-Leyland joined Max Keiser in studio to discuss the cartel silver manipulation and whether Leyland sees an end to the manipulation in 2013. […]
A California attorney has dissected the recent ruling by 90 year old judge Robert P. Patterson Jr. dismissing the class-action lawsuit alleging manipulation of the silver market. He concludes that […]
The Cliff is dead, risk is on! In an exact repeat of the end of 2011 and the first 2 weeks of 2012, gold and silver have absolutely exploded Wednesday […]
Gold saw gains against all fiat currencies again in 2012. Gold rose 7% in US dollars and was 4.9% higher in euro terms and 2.2% higher in sterling terms or […]
    Another Wrong Turn
January 1, 2013
Jon Pawelko publishes the web comic Lampoon The System to poke fun at insane economic policies and educate the public on sound economics. Click here for more cartoons and information on his anthology book, available for only $15.
Submitted by Stewart Thomson: On the last trading day of 2012, a watershed event occurred.  Key gold stocks staged superb breakouts, from their weekly chart power downtrend lines. The gold […]