September 3, 2009
July 17, 2009
- Don't Overestimate Gensler & "Position Limits" on Gold and Silver
Mr. Gensler feels the need to impose position limits because he's worried that the Chinese or the Russkies might swoop in to the Crimex metal pits, buy a lot of contracts, and request actual physical delivery. This would ruin the game for Gensler's Wall Street buddies. (The darn Asians might even object to the hokey ETF physical delivery and do something unkind like sue for specific performance.) So Da Boyz have to move out in front of this problem and change the rules pre-emptively.
March 3, 2009
February 3, 2009
- The BailOut Game
You've gotta play this!
http://www.thebailoutgame.us/
January 27, 2009
- PROOF OF US MONETARY AND GOLD PRICE MANIPULATION
This article was on www.lemetropolecafe.com from today. Maybe some of the dollar-bugs will see it, and start to change their minds about whether gold is rigged or not. (…)
October 21, 2008
September 17, 2008
- Breaking News: Lehman To Be Acquired by Tooth Fairy
I can't improve on the sentiments of this one from www.321gold.com:
Author - Anonymous
Posted Sep 16, 2008
The market responded with enthusiasm to reports that the Tooth Fairy has agreed to acquire Lehman. (…)
August 26, 2008
- Blind Pigs and Jim Cramer
Dear fellow investor:
I'm not a fan of Jim Cramer on CNBC…I figure he's a high priced shill
- to get you trading.
However, even a blind pig gets an acorn once in a while. (…)
March 17, 2007
October 11, 2006
- Scurrilous Screed, The Feddy'sburg Address, Greenspan & Gold
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Dear Ben:
This scurrilous screed was found in Alan Greenspan's papers at the FED after he retired. (…)
April 29, 2006
- Odious to Bernanke
The Columbia Biz School students have been busy parodying our new Fed Thief.
The link is below. (…)
March 27, 2006
- How Many Confessions Do You Need?
The following public comments and quotes are loosely compiled from www.gata.org and other sources believed to be reliable. GATA is the Gold Antitrust Action Committee started by a former commodities trader, Bill Murphy, and a newspaper guy, Chris Powell. (…)
