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The World According to Gold – Literally

July 26, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com Every time I write a “World According to Gold” piece, gold is setting a new record, among a new crop of bubble-callers, and still the world hesitates to pile into gold for fear of getting burned. Many of those who have doubled or tripled their money have since died, retired, or simply [...]

Gold and Silver Poised to Surge on Ticking Debt Bombs

July 14, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com Gold and silver are threatening to break new ground driven by one simple fact: Nearly all wealthy nations are labouring under one form of debt/monetary inflation issue or another. Ireland and Greek bonds have now been reduced to junk, Japanese bonds became safer than Chinese as reports of China’s massive deficits internally [...]

Dizzying New Heights of Global Criminal Enterprise

June 20, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com That the United States government, the U.S Federal Reserve, and a plethora of financial institutions, are in breach of numerous U.S. laws in regards to fraud and fiduciary duty to the American people, is held to be self-evident, by a growing minority of individuals around the world. That this breach of law [...]

$5,000 Gold and $300 Silver are Credible Numbers

April 19, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com Q: What do CNBC, George Soros, Warren Buffet and every other mainstream investment commentator on the price of gold have in common for the last ten years? A: They are all wrong. All the time, every year, ten out of ten years in a row. If you continue to pay attention to [...]

Gold and Silver and the Endgame for U.S.A. Inc.

April 4, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com I’m going to take a leap of faith and assume the reader harbours a sufficiently enlightened mind to be aware of several key facts regarding the world as we know it. The fatuous commentary suggesting gold is a bubble, gold has peaked, gold is a bad investment, etc shall from this [...]

Egypt is Just the Beginning for Gold’s Next Move

February 4, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com Watching CNN, its easy to be lulled into the sense that the cute little third world African country that is home to Cleopatra, mummies and pyramids is having a little revolution to get rid of a tired old tyrant. That the old goat is putting up such resistance to the national [...]

PopCon: The ‘Economic Recovery’ Lie

January 31, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com It is only human to seek reasons for optimism, and to find comfort in self-delusion. “You’re going to be just fine,” is probably one of the most frequent lies told among family members when serious injury or illness occurs. We have to believe we’re going to be “just fine”, because the [...]

Gold Price Correction Consistent with Bull Market Continuity

January 25, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com With technical indicators today suggesting gold could dip as low as US$1,322 an ounce in the current corrective phase, bears and bugs are deploying opinions in-line with their interests. The drop by nearly $100 in ten weeks is nothing new, nor is the strident tone growing in both camps. Its all [...]

2011 Financial Meltdown Fast Approaching

January 18, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com Despite the best efforts by the American mainstream financial media, the eager PR division of the United States Dollar Ponzi Scheme, to paint the rosiest of rosy pictures for blindly optimistic readers, the stubborn image of a debt-swollen jobless behemoth economy slowly toppling persists. No matter how much U.S. departmental data [...]

Gold Versus Defective Economists and Delusional Leaders on Drugs

January 14, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

By James West, MidasLetter.com It has always been my opinion that the so-called science of economics in its current form is victim to the problem of not being able to see the forest because of the trees. The fact that 60 percent of 242 members of the National Association for Business Economics think that the U.S. [...]

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