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Bob Chapman, March 13 2008
many economists are downplaying the recession, we are contemplating financial implosion, central bank ineptness, the gutted manufacturing sector, lies about the economy from inflating the money supply and failing to talk about inflation, and what losses really represent.
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Bob Chapman, March 1 2008
Working with the published statistics to get the real picture, warnings for the Non-insiders, news from the gold sale, looking for investments that provide earnings, signals of a time to sell
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Bob Chapman, February 23 2008
How the cartel resists the move to gold, but not its greed, threats of inflation, metals rampage, Oil peaks, resource stocks will have their day
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Bob Chapman, February 16 2008
The disgrace of a nation, having the best enemies that money can buy, questioning the reasons for war, and agendas of elitists for creating conflict for power and profit.
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Bob Chapman, February 16 2008
Bullets of sweat run down the forehead of every lender, Jaw-dropping losses in the trillions, but media is not focusing on numbers, Gold at the outermost bounds of the visible universe, a rate cut band-aid is in the works to stop the impending doom.
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Bob Chapman, February 2 2008
Banks losing billions, and replace it with more money, Citigroup and Lynch holding lion share of market risk, local services slashed, Yahoo! bounces back from layoffs by buyout notice
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Bob Chapman, February 2 2008
A choice between Gold or Fiat Currency, free markets made to run wild, and a Fed that has been wrong about so many things. Greenspan's ideas toxic, and exercises of banking and bailing
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Bob Chapman, January 26 2008
Kitco analyst makes derisive comments, and builds a wall of worry, added to the propaganda of the fed, spins on dying markets, feckless fork-tounged economists, writing off billions and billions of bad debts, yet more reasons to buy gold and silver, depression threats, helicopter Ben and Keynsian fantasies, debtor nation status for the USA
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Bob Chapman, January 26 2008
Since 2001, thats how we told you, a stock market boom created out of cheap money and credit, now we get a stimulus package of peanuts for the economy that will not be able to stop a crisis due to last years, with threats of inflation, Mossad agent dines with US President, soon no choice for many households to curtail consumption, battle looming in the Golden State, ATM fraud at Citibank
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Bob Chapman, January 26 2008
we dont think the recession has really begun as of yet, commodities will move upwards, relentlessly, return of the woeful scamming preacher, shorts on all sorts of things, a little tarriff protection might be a good thing now, pullouts, kickbacks, credit problems cause greater need for capital all around,
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Bob Chapman, January 26 2008
Short Gold may be Fools Gold, more Fed fraud, but the scams remain the same, conflict wars and taxes, bankrupting the middle class, the worry of greater meltdowns, the vulnerability of big stable funds, more reasons to just buy more metals
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Bob Chapman, January 26 2008
Investors acting like deer frozen in the headlights, control of the credit crisis is not a given, the time of the biggest mismanagement ever, by the Fed, emerging economies wont fill the void of the big western failures, loans and frauds
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Bob Chapman, December 24 2007
whims of the president, toxic garbage, unfathomably immense cash injections, harleys for houses, but while real estate shrinks, the army grows
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Bob Chapman, December 16 2007
GW Bush legacy is one of cuts to programs and cuts to taxes for the rich, staff shortages cause backlogs in receiving disability benefits, elitist hairbrained schemes to fix the dollar, The unfolding mortgage crisis hits Washington DC area, Morgan Stanley issues recession warnings.
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Bob Chapman, December 8 2007
The number of bribery cases in the courts spiral upward, creditworthiness and confidence is declining, Food stocks are low, apparently, Pressure on Bush over his role in the exposure of Valerie Plame, US national debt continues to grow at a million per minute.
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