Showing posts with label inflation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inflation. Show all posts

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Thursday cinema & library (updated 1000 pm HST)

Orpheum Theater, Memphis, Tennessee



Blogs
Golden Truth: Legalized fraud (Oct 13)
Dan Norcini: Gold still being held by $1680 (Oct 13)
Le Fly: Flirting with disaster (Oct 13)
SGS: Trade on, trade off (Oct 13)
Le Fly: Tired bull (Oct 13)
Turd Ferguson: Deflating inflation (Oct 13)
Doug Kass: 10 questions for the bears (Oct 10)
Doug Kass: 10 questions for the bulls (Oct 10)
James Altucher: I lost $5 million this morning (Sept 24)

Vlogs
(new) Young Turks: CNN's Burnett: Root for the banks! (Oct 13)
Keiser Report: Dog & Pony Show (Oct 13)
StormCloudsGathering: The chain of obedience (Oct 13)
Standard Rebellion: How many more occupations? (Oct 13)
Luke Rudkowski: Michael Moore, Take 2 (Oct 13)
theeastwatch: N. Korea too?!? WTF (Oct 13)
Realist News: Is Mexico's 92 tons of gold gone? (Oct 13)
SilverGuild: Gold as money across the US (Oct 13)
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): The ultimate exit strategy (Oct 12)
NewAmericaNow: I am not moving (Oct 10)

Audio
Peter Schiff: Guest Andrew Napolitano (Oct 13)
Chris Martenson: Guest Rob Hopkins (Oct 13)
ScrapGoldBusiness: This was someone's home (Oct 13)
Mike Broomhead: Guest Gerald Celente (Oct 10)

Mainstream

(video) (new) Sky News: Nigel Farage and Sharon Bowles (Oct 13)
(video) (new) RT: Nigel Farage on European bailouts (Oct 13)
(video) (new) Euronews: Greek general strike to be extended (Oct 13)
(video) (new) UKIP Media: Nigel Farage: Slovak vote no to bailout (Oct 12)

Friday, September 16, 2011

Weekend cinema & library (updated Sun 200 pm HST)

2:20 pm (Hawaii) Geithner wasn't well received, apparently, in his "visit" to Poland. Guess nobody likes taking financial advice from American ponzi artists — not that Geithner invented the scheme. He's just another part of the machine.


10:20 am The FAZ chart never fails to intrigue my feeble mind.

• The last time FAZ had five down days in a row was June 27 to July 1. Price went from 50.79 (intraday high) to 42.06 (intraday low), a decline of 17.2%.

• Since then, price has been often volatile. The biggest declines: 81.50 (Aug 9) to 54.70 (Aug 12), -32.9%; 73.87 (Aug 23) to 50.10 (Aug 31), -32.2%; 66.84 (Sept 6) to 54.65 (Sept 7), -18.2%. (These are intraday prices.)

• The current fall from 66.81 (Sept 12) to 53.40 (today, after hours) is a 20% drop, right on the nose.


If FAZ needs to go to the lower trendline, that would be roughly 52. It already touched 52.12 earlier today and bounced a bit, running to 55.87 intraday. But there's no conviction by bears or bulls in the finnies right now. FAZ is meandering in this range. Again, if the world believed in the EU and the FED with any sense of conviction, FAZ would be well below 50 and back to early summer levels as low as 40.

Interesting how it trades occasionally. The 1-min chart showed yesterday a clear ceiling at around 57.70 that lasted several minutes. Right now (10:33 am Hawaii), it has stayed above 53.40 since the close (33 minutes ago), with the closing price for each minute at exactly 53.40 (while price goes as high as 53.83 in between). So there has to be a seller or buyer playing this area with a clear line across the sand at that price. Why? No idea. That's just what I'm looking at. Then again it's afterhours trading and volume is extremely thin.


As an ETF/ETN, FAZ is clearly at the whim of all these external factors and headline risks. It's really not an ideal thing to chart. But it's fun, keeps my eyes wide open and offers different perspectives as I watch and wait. Maybe I scale a little bit in here. Maybe I don't. Wait for that softball toss and delivering a home run swing would mean waiting for 50. Or 40.

Or maybe if FAZ breaks this trendline lower, all bets should be off and the market makes a huge rally based on a diet of cotton candy, whopper balls and big gulp sodas. Yeah. That'll last.

10:45 am Hawaii time, FAZ to bounce or break?

Blogs
(new) Le Fly: Futures open substantially lower (Sept 18)
(new) Zero Hedge: DSK says Greece is done (Sept 18)
(new) Peter Tchir: Is Sept 20 Greek default day? (Sept 17)
(new) SGS: Chart of the month: AMZN (Sept 17)
(new) SGS: COT report, FOMC (Sept 17)
Dan Norcini: HUI bounces from key support level (Sept 16)
Harvey Organ: Gold, silver rebound as expected (Sept 16)
> Huge news on silver fraud case against JPMorgan
Jesse's Cafe Americain: Antics abounding (Sept 16)
Zero Hedge: Forget Operation Twist (Sept 16)
> David Rosenberg says Bernanke will shock everyone
Zero Hedge/Brandon Smith: Is China ready to pull the plug? (Sept 16)
Turd Ferguson: (am) Macro (Sept 16)
King World News: Rick Rule: Silver default possible (Sept 16)
Reggie Middleton: Another RIMM job? (Sept 16)
Morris Hubbartt: Fall 2011: Gold breakout season? (Sept 16)

Vlogs
Yeeeeah! Brother Jim read my comment! (10:05)

SilverCircleMovie: Guest John Schaffer (Sept 16)
BrotherJohnF: Silver update - Correction (Sept 16)
Hit the Bid: Friday is huge (Sept 16)
ScrapGoldBusiness: Gun and ammo sales go ballistic! (Sept 16)
Casey Research: American Debt Crisis - After Hours (Sept 16)
(new) Alex Jones: USB rogue trader, guest Max Keiser (Sept 15)
(new) Alex Schaefer: Protest (July 1)

Audio
King World News: Weekly metals wrap (Sept 17)
King World News: Guest Stephen Leeb (Sept 15)
King World News: Guest Michael Pento (Sept 15)
Kerry Lutz: Guest Robert Ian (Sept 15)
Financial Survival: Guest Bob Chapman (Sept 15)

Blog commentary
DarkPurpleHaze: Fried eggs (Sept 16)
> I agree with DPH that whatever Bernanke unveils next week, China will not be happy. If it's a bigass, unprecedented QE bomb, China will counter accordingly. In other words, timing is key in the paper trade. Price matters. Obsessing over price action? Unnecessary. I'm sticking to price levels no matter what the yakkers say on TV.

spiral_eyes: Shouldn't we be thanking Blythe? (Sept 16)
Economical Disaster: We are fast approaching... (Sept 16)


Mainstream
(new) International Business Times: Facebook teams up with Twitter (Sept 18)
(video) International Business Times: Gold, silver end week with strong gains (Sept 16)
(video) CNBC: Fallout from Euro solution delay? (Sept 16)
(video) Reuters: Nasdaq posts best week in 2 years (Sept 16)
(video) Fox: Peter Schiff - Fined for hiring too many people (Sept 16)
(video) CNBC: Credit markets waving a red flag? (Sept 15)

Metal bling
BullionCatalogue: Silver - Australian Koala - 2011 - 1 oz (Sept 16)
> They've raised the per-household limit to 5 coins from 1. Is US Mint concerned that silver price may decline soon?


Eye candy
Alex Schaefer: Pasadena plein air (Sept 13)
PanicPoints: Tatiana Swidin Miss Reef Peru (Mar 5)
CHV: Miss Reef show it all (Nov 30 2010)
atatakech: Miss Reef Bikini 2010 (Oct 23 2010)
Reef Entertainment: 2011 Miss Reef Calendar (Sept 30 2010)
> Filmed in Panama
PanicPoints: Romina Cisneros at Miss Reef (July 18 2010)
Reef Entertainment: 2010 Miss Reef Calendar Spot #3 (Jan 26 2010)
> Filmed in Brazil
Reef Entertainment: 2010 Miss Reef Calendar Spot #2 (Jan 26 2010)
> Filmed in Brazil


NFL yadayada

Bankster art
3-year, weekly
SCGLY

BAC

AIG

JPM

Friday, July 1, 2011

Weekend library & cinema (updated July 4)

Ephesus, Greece

Video
(new) morganslv: silver @ 34.17 (July 4 2011)
(new) The Weekly Telegram: Epic fail by US media on 4th of July (July 4 2011)
(new) Anonymous: Class action lawsuit against Federal Reserve (June 28 2011)
(new) The Weekly Telegram: Too big to fail or too big to succeed? (July 2 2011)
(new) The Weekly Telegram: How not to get scammed from a bank run (June 26 2011)
(new) Corbett Report: Radiation coverups confirmed (July 3 2011)
• Los Alamos, Fort Calhoun, Fukushima, TSA
• Sprott, Martenson, Bix Weir
MaxKeiserTV: Keiser speaks to lawyers in Athens (July 2 2011)
• Keiser: Greece should go on the offensive
silverfuturist: Silver to shine in global, not national, currency crisis (July 1 2011)
morganslv: Silver @ 33.84 (July 1 2011)
george4title: Southern California to secede (July 1 2011)
Yahoo: 'No way' Ft. Calhoun turns into American Fukushima, nuclear expert says (July 1 2011)
Yahoo: Deep recession, financial chaose if debt ceiling isn't raised, Zandi says (July 1 2011)
• This guy also says Jamie Dimon would be 'fabulous' as Geithner's replacement. Fucking banksters.
Fox: Precious metals fall Friday (July 1 2011)
Bloomberg: Apple-backed group wins Nortel patents for $4.5 billion (July 1 2011)
Bloomberg: Pollack sees buying opportunity in Chinese stocks (July 1 2011)
Bloomberg: EU's Rehn is 'confident' of paying next Greek Tranche (July 1 2011)
Fox: Construction spending slips in May (July 1 2011)
Bloomberg: Rice says Zynga pressured by competition to speed IPO (July 1 2011)
Alex Jones: Million man march dares Obama, NATO to invade (July 1 2011)
CNBC: Food inflation bites your BBQ (July 1 2011)
CNBC: The Communist Party of China's road to power (July 1 2011)
CNBC: Getting to know Yingluck Shinawatra (July 1 2011)
visionvictory: Collapse of the annual summer recovery (July 1 2011)
paladex77: Government Debt and You (July 1 2011)
• An updated edition of 'Economic Armageddon and You'
Jim Rogers: Goldseek Radio (June 30 2011)
Yahoo: Obama & Wall St: Is the love affair really over? (June 30 2011)
Yahoo: Newest gov solution: Free money for struggling home owners (June 30 2011)
Larry Edelson: Don't expect too much right now (June 30 2011)
• Does he ever talk about the effect of QE?
NTD: China news (June 30 2011)
drutter: 17-month trading channel in silver remains intact - barely (June 30 2011)
• Pan Asia Gold Exchange opens; see Maguire at 1:25
Wikileaks: Banking blockade (June 28 2011)
999SoundMoney: Every cloud has a silver lining (June 22 2011)
(new) Richard Gless: Talks about investing in gold and silver (June 19 2011)
TheSurvivalSummary: The Toilet Paper Scam - Proof of Inflation (Jan 29 2011)

Reports & Blogs
(new) Bloomberg: Radioactive Cesium is found in Tokyo water (July 3 2011)
(new) Reuters: Huge rare earth deposits found in Pacific: Japan experts (July 4 2011)
(new) Zero Hedge: Banks commence wholesale, unsolicited mortgage-debt forgiveness (July 3 2011)
AP: Defiant Gadhafi threatens attacks in Europe (July 2 2011)
AP: Exxon oil spill in Montana river prompts evacuations (July 2 2011)
Ubergizmo: Gold-dispensing ATM installed at London's Westfield Shopping Center (July 1 2011)
Silver Shield: Deja vu in silver (July 1 2011)
Dan Norcini: Australian Reserve bank director issues sobering warning (July 1 2011)
Business Day: Global 'train wreck' coming (July 1 2011)
Turd Ferguson: The Doldrum Whipsaw (July 1 2011)
Zero Hedge: UM consumer confidence misses expectations (July 1 2011)
Zero Hedge: The Kubler-Ross model of terminal Keynesian unwind (July 1 2011)
SEC.gov: Zynga IPO registration statement (July 1 2011)
Ron Holland; Where will you go when the sovereign debt volcano blows (July 1 2011)
Chuck Butler: Greek parliament votes to 'implement' austerity measures (July 1 2011)
Morningstar: Why the Greek bailout won't work (June 30 2011)
Gary North: Just say no to school vouchers again (June 30 2011)
CBC.ca: Canada's 'housing bubble' deemed close to bursting (June 29 2011)
Jeffrey Lewis: Is the silver ETF bleeding to save the Comex? (June 29 2011)

Andrew Maguire lives (see 1:25)

Friday, June 17, 2011

Friday lunchtime library

National Library, Athens, Greece

Zero Hedge: Greek math: €12 Billion In, €18.2 Billion Out (June 17 2011)
Zero Hedge: UMichigan misses, 5-year inflation expectations rise to 2nd highest in 2011 (June 17 2011)
Wall Street Journal: Wall St eyed in metal squeeze (June 17 2011)
Zero Hedge: Forget 'blood diamonds, here comes 'conflict gold' (June 17 2011)
Zero Hedge: Fort Knox US gold reserves to be independently audited, assayed? (June 17 2011)

Business Week: Ron Paul's Fort Knox fever (June 16 2011)
(video) Damon Vrabel:
Debunking money 
(June 16 2011)
Gold Money: 
Fed lawyer Alvarez: Fed Reserve does not own any gold
(June 2 2011)

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Grow your food and beat inflation

10:09 am (Hawaii). Opted to stay out of AAPL for now. The intraday chart after the top (near 340) didn't look healthy. Just daytraders walking out before the selloff before the closing bell. Lot of people refuse to hold overnight. Including me.

In the meantime, food prices are projected to rise by 6%. Which means a remake of Green Acres is coming to Fox or TBS starring Charlie Sheen and a) Lindsay Lohan, b) Courtney Love, c) Lady Gaga or d) Miley Cyrus. Or all of them. I'd watch the pilot. 

                   




iBankCoin: Flash: Crack spreads approaching $24 (Mar 17 2011)
MoneyNews.com: Food prices poised to surge 6 percent (Mar 17 2011)