
Gold Is Flooding Out Of London To Switzerland At An Alarming Rate
• http://www.zerohedge.com, by Mike KriegerThis is one of those stories about the gold market that almost seems too wild to be true since the numbers are so extraordinary.
This is one of those stories about the gold market that almost seems too wild to be true since the numbers are so extraordinary.
the biggest non-news of the day, Germany's Finance Minister Wolfy Schaeuble finally admitted, officially for the first time, what everyone knows: Greece will need a third bailout.
Oh how the house of cards is falling. I cannot wait until the bandage is ripped off and we can endure the pain and see better days. I cannot wait to see all these fuckers hang.
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Our Research Fellow George Ayittey met the Irish rock star Bono in July 2007 during a TED conference. Professor Ayittey was speaking and in knowing that Bono would be in the audience, he explains that.....
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Of course the bank got sore 2 years later and tried to sue the credit card holder. It failed. The credit card company should have read the terms of the contract I guess.
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One of these charts represents the equity market of an over-levered, recovery-hoping, money-printing nation that shows no signs of removing its training-wheels-efforts to devalue its currency and reflate its economy... the other is Japan.
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Bill Domenico (Green Beam laser) provides an update on his run-in with the Manchester PD and the citation he was given for free speech by not getting a 'sign permit' - Alessandro Fusillo (Attorney from Italy) on Italy's 'Fiscal Police' that enables..
It would be the epitome of human folly to ignore the repetition of the same Wall Street financiers who have routinely inflicted financial chaos and abject poverty by debt upon the under-developed world for decades, who now have leading roles
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A team of researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich studied the relationships between 37 million companies and investors worldwide, and what they found was absolutely stunning. What they discovered is that there is a "supe
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The appointment of el Beblawi appears to indicate that the interim government is turning one eye to Egypt's pressing economic problems.
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Gemstones and jewelry are fetching record prices at auctions, while gold falls and stocks remain volatile. The combination is boosting the appetite for diamonds as investments.
But in an African slum with little of the national currency available, supplying residents with an alternative currency has a positive effect that is obvious, immediate and incon