Archive - Feb 7, 2013 - Blog entry
Goldman Sachs Jeff Currie Continues to Botch WTI-Brent Spread
Submitted by EconMatters on 02/07/2013 23:56 -0500The oil industry is full of bad analysts.
Fraudclosure Fail | ROMAN PINO vs THE BANK OF NEW YORK – Florida Supreme Court: We Can't Stop the Fraud
Submitted by 4closureFraud on 02/07/2013 22:17 -0500There are no ramifications if you get caught defrauding the court. Just take a voluntary dismissal and start over. We now have a court system, an entire judicial system, that supports fraud...
HaMDRoNe & SKeeTS
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 02/07/2013 14:48 -0500A recent poll finds that a plurality of Americans would agree with a secret memo authorizing the droning of Banksters on a skeet shooting range.
A New Credit Based Asset Allocation Model
Submitted by Yves Lamoureux on 02/07/2013 13:53 -0500Can you imagine successfully navigating the next decade ahead with a great system. We have arrived at a juncture that will require major efforts on the part of investors to reshape their investments. You see, we believe that major forces at work will be to the benefit of credits. We propose a structure that removes any debt based investments.
Apple, Big Hedge Fund Stars & The Sell Side/Vaudeville Act To Burn Your Hard Earned Money As A Punchline That's Just Not Funny
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 02/07/2013 12:08 -0500I see many pundits on CNBC commenting on Apple. I believe they are ALL wrong! To begin with, nearly all of them are coming up with revaluations after the fact - which is simply too late and lacks credibility. Second, Apple has someserious steps to take if it is to get back into the mobile computing race.
Gold Sentiment Poor Due To Range-Bound Trade and Banks' Bearish Predictions
Submitted by GoldCore on 02/07/2013 11:29 -0500
Many of the banks, now predicting gold’s bull market will end in 2013, never predicted gold’s bull market in the first place. Most were bearish on gold in the early to mid years of the bull market and most only became bullish quite recently.
Many of these banks' primary focus is short term profit, often trading profits, and therefore they do not understand the long term, passive diversification benefits of gold in a portfolio or as financial insurance.







