Showing posts with label Bob Chapman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bob Chapman. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

Monday Night Library & Theater


AFP: Oceans in distress foreshadow mass extincion (June 21 2011)
Frank Holmes (US Global Investors): Is Gold about to have its status upgraded (June 20 2011)

Minyanville: Is tellurium the new gold? (June 20 2011)
Adrian Ash: Exploding six 'gold bubble' myths (June 20 2011)
Jason Hommel: Real silver still legal! (June 20 2011)
Greeley Gazette: Nebraska nuclear plant not in danger (June 20 2011)


(audio) Bob Chapman: If Greece goes down, the whole world could go with it (June 19 2011)
• Touching on Japan habitability and banksters' book-cooking in Euro zone. US banksters are on the hook for $120 billion (credit default swaps on Euro banks).

(video) CPM Group: Silver yearbook 2011 (part 1) (June 16 2011)
• If you can believe Jeff Christian, CPM believes silver will plod along this summer. (Christian had previously forecasted silver at $26/oz.) They believe silver will start running after summer.

(video) NTDTV: Quiet Mongols' explosive anger (June 2 2011)
• The protests that are rarely reported globally over coal mining and destruction of the environment, farmland, cemetaries.

(video) Royal Silver Co: Blue-throated Macaw peek (silver round) (June 9 2011)
(video) Royal Silver Co: Plant tour (Mar 26 2011)
(video) Buchan Bull Bullion: Palladium background, history, economics (Jan 19 2011)
(video) David Morgan: Silver and gold bar testing (Nov 18 2010)
(video) Michael Riveros: Gold bars with tungsten cores (Aug 27 2010)
(video) Wall St for Main St: Molycorp: Why it's extremely undervalued and best of breed (Aug 12 2010)
• This guy was pounding the table for MCP when it was below $15. He was right, right, right.
(video) Bob Chapman: Tungsten-plated gold bars scandal (Mar 8 2010)

Monday, June 13, 2011

Monday Night Library


1:40 pm (Hawaii) Tentative here. I want to start stockpiling my junk silver pile, but spot price appears to be heading back to 33 this week. Maybe 29, 26, even 19 (where the recent run began (19 to 49). I'm willing to wait, but if a whiff of a rumor of QE3 hits the market, who will be left behind? Best approach may be to buy any physical silver in increments, at least for us peons. If you're a billionaire, have fun buying 10,000 ounces at a time.

SCO up a bit after hours to 47.25 (+4.5%). Hard to bet against the decline of crude price this week, but my guess it will be very choppy, but ultimately down toward $90-92 a barrel.

Gold in stronger hands than silver. Waiting for some discount entry points in the coming days and weeks.

Monday readage
WSJ: Fischer's 11th-hour entry adds twist to IMF race (Jun 13 2011)
(video) SGT: Bob Champman on bond fraud, metals fraud, 9/11 (June 13 2011)
CNBC: Gross ays US is in worse shape than Greece (June 13 2011)
Jeff Berwick: Attacks on gold retailers, student loan debters (June 13 2011)
(video) James Turk interviews Sean Fieler (June 13 2011)

Oldies but goodies
(video) News10 (ABC): DOE breaks down Stockton man's door (June 8 2011)
(video) von NotHaus convicted of making currency (May 30 2011)
John Perkins: Libya: It's not about oil, it's about currency, loans (Apr 29 2011)
(video) Alex Jones interviews Bernard von NotHaus (Apr 5 2011)
WSJ: When private money becomes a felony offense (Mar 31 2011)
Valerie Strauss: Education dept. buys 27 shotguns (Mar 11 2010)
David Morgan: Upside down gold (May 8 2009)
(video) Glenn Beck interviews Bernard von NotHaus on liberty dollar (Nov 20 2007)
Star-Bulletin: Mainland FBI raid included Hawaii Dalas, Bernard von NotHaus (Nov 17 2007)