Fri, 30 January 2015
Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr., joined us today to discuss the political crisis that is brewing in New York. With the arrest of Sheldon Silver and the shadow that has been cast upon Governor Andrew Cuomo, a crisis of confidence is brewing. New York's corrupt-to-the-core politics is not unique, by any stretch. It's just in the spotlight now. If Silver decides to sing, a large portion of New York's government could be holding court in Club Fed. Is the time now ripe for reform? That remains to be seen.
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Fri, 30 January 2015
Chris Martenson was back with us today. He's wondering what Germany and the ECB will be doing with the Greek Debt burden now that the anti-austerity government has been elected. The new government is unwilling to service the unsustainable debt load and is demanding relief. But if ECB gives in, what about Spain, Italy and the others? We're quickly reaching the point where the can, can no longer be kicked down the road.
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Fri, 30 January 2015
Born in Detroit’s inner city, Earnest Cobb faced many challenges from a young age. Gangs, drugs and crime was a way of life. The future Slot Guru followed the teachings of his grandmother to stay in school and stay away from drugs. At a young age he found a love in baseball, and it was on the field that he first channeled his energies. Baseball was his ticket out of the inner city and the life he knew. Through his dedication to hard work and determination to reach success he earned a college athletic scholarship. Ultimately, it became the game changer of his life... until he played a slot machine. Earnest tells us how he did it and how you can too.
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Fri, 30 January 2015
Dennis Miller of MillersMoney.com joined us today. Investing is all about managing risk. When you're approaching retirement you need to be obsessed with it, which is why you if you're not using trailing stops, you should be. Dennis explains how it's done. He also cautions investors who are looking for safety to jump into annuities. Check out his Free Report on the topic. And don't write off gold and silver just yet either. No one can tell what the future will bring.
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Wed, 28 January 2015
We talked with Professor Car Schramm today about the state of New York State and it's a real scandal. The once Empire State is a mere shadow of its former self. And no wonder, the inmates are running the asylum. With the recent indictment of Sheldon Silver, arguably the most powerful politician in New York, a web of corruption and self-dealing has been uncovered, which was obvious for years to all but the most uninterested. We also talked about Carl's new book about entrepreneurship, which promises to be quite interesting.
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Wed, 28 January 2015
We spoke with Tom Cloud today about the state of the world precious metals markets. Things continue to tighten up as prices rise. The Swiss evidently have been tightening their relations with the Chinese and their act of breaking the peg to the Euro could have been part of that relationship. We'll tell more as we know more, but it's an interesting aspect to the story that's been completely ignored by the mainstream media.
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Wed, 28 January 2015
Whatever it takes with Andrew Hoffman:
FOMC today collapsing commodities, economic data worldwide Greece freefall, ready to implode Europe - where are derivative fears? Will ECB just print them away? surging dollar crushing earnings - when will China de-peg surging physical pm demand to start year -yen gold touched all-time high earlier this week, several others close Canada downward revision of 2014 jobs data - u.s. next
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Tue, 27 January 2015
Danielle Park and I agree that Wall Street and the entire financial sector have become anathema to the world economy. Once upon a time, their primary purpose was to help allocate capital to insure that worthy growing companies got the funds necessary to finance their expansion. Now their primary function is to exact tribute from every living person on the planet, to fund their extravagant lifestyles of the rich and famous. Thankfully, this is all coming to an end. Gone will soon be the days of such decadent excess. And it can't come soon enough!
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Tue, 27 January 2015
Join Bill Walsh, Mike Gazzola and myself on January 29, 2014 for an unforgettable event. For years Bill Walsh has been helping people realize their dreams and build successful companies. He's known as America's Business Expert and he loves showing people what it takes to succeed. Others have paid thousands to attend this event, but you can attend the event and have lunch for free. Just let them know you heard about it on FSN. I look forward to seeing you there. The event is being held at the Miami JW Marriott located at 1633 North Bayshore, Miami FL 33132 from 10am to 4pm. For more information click here.
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Tue, 27 January 2015
We spoke with author Jim Mosquera, who's just published a follow-up book Escaping Oz: Navigating The Crisis. He covers how neither Federal Reserve, nor the Federal Government have rescued the economy by issuing record amounts of debt. Rather they have simply aided the wealthiest members of society by inflating asset prices. This has led to more income equality and less opportunity for the middle class. Jim advocates market based solutions, which will have the effect of lifting all boats and solving the crisis much faster than any economic intervention possibly can.
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Mon, 26 January 2015
Nick Barisheff wrote his book $10,000 Gold almost 2 years ago. While many laughed, we certainly didn't. Nick is sticking to his prediction and feels that the recent moves in the Euro, Swiss Franc and Oil, further bolster his case. Gold has been moving up since the beginning of the year. Nick sees the ceaseless pm appetite of the Russians and Chinese as further proof that his target will be attained sooner rather than later. So buckle your seat belt for the ride of a life time.
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Mon, 26 January 2015
Greece just elected an anti-austerity government that insures there will be a conflict with Germany and the ECB. Will they default or repudiate their debt. According to the mainstream media's meme this is an act of pure insanity. But then again, if you're Greece and have seen your economy dessimated by the Euro, it makes perfect sense. And so do precious metals, so turn off CNN and CNBC and turn FSN!
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Fri, 23 January 2015
Recent moves in precious metals make it look more and more like the 3 year PM bear market is over. But is a break-out coming? Many of our recent guests believe that it's happening now. We're not so sanguine, but we don't really care all that much about it. We treat precious metals as the ultimate insurance policy, and save a small amount of our funds for a few speculative situations and leave it at that. Eventually all life insurance policies that are kept in force pay off. So look it as a life insurance policy on the dollar, with a substantial surrender value built in, and you'll be just fine.
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Fri, 23 January 2015
Dr. Frieda Birnbaum believes that there would be many benefits to having a female President, although she doesn't believe that it should be Hillary Clinton. It's surprising that the country has not yet elected a woman to the highest office in the land. Very few have even tried to get there. Dr. Birnbaum and I go through a list of potential candidates and see if they have the right stuff. The answers might surprise you.
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Thu, 22 January 2015
Criag Hemke a/k/a Turd Ferguson was on today to explain why gold and silver have risen dramatically since the first of the year. The answer is really quite simple, confidence in currencies is falling rapidly and will continue to do so. Manipulation of precious metals through derivatives has found its limits. There will continue to be times where the paper price of gold and silver are susceptible to manipulation by the computer algorithms, but these will decrease over time as worldwide demand increases. 2015 promises to be an intense volatile and perhaps scary year. Precious metals may be your only defense.
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Thu, 22 January 2015
Gordon T. Long joined us today. In our last discussion, we talked about the continued decline in credit quality across the nation and the world. Now Gordon has uncovered a new wrinkle in student loan debt. Much of it is being deferred or forebearanced under various government programs, all under the radar screen. We also discussed the reason that QE failed in the US, Japan and elsewhere, and why it will fail in the EU. QE cannot create new demand, it can only move up future demand to the present. Also discussed the buck, the Euro, the Franc the peg and more.
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Thu, 22 January 2015
Nick Santiago of InTheMoneyStocks.com joined us today. When he last appeared on November 14th of 2014, he was extremely bullish on the metals. He received much flak from the pm doubters, who believed that gold/silver had no place to go but down. Here we are in the 3rd week of January and Nick remains bullish and who can blame him? Japan is printing money like there's no tomorrow, the ECB is emarking on a futlie QE program and the dollar is heading to record heights. And now the old barbarous relic has started its rise. What's going to happen next?
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Wed, 21 January 2015
So much of life boils down to keeping control of your emotions. In 2011 most precious metals investors believed that the sky was indeed falling, that the dollar was going to soon be found in the dustbin of history, including yours truly. But not Don Harrold. While some were putting everything they had into $49 silver, Don was busy taking profits. It turned out to be a wise move as the past three years have proven. Now Don thinks that gold and silver have hit bottom and are getting ready to make another big move upward. If past is prologue then he deserves to be listened to.
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Wed, 21 January 2015
WTF Wendsays With Andrew Hoffman: SNB announcement; ECB announcement (leaked an hour ago); BOJ announcement (this morning) - lack of credibility; BOCananda surprise rate cut this morning; FOMC meeting next week; gold exploding in all currencies - near record in Yen - others to come; plunging U.S./global interest rates - as ECB validates global QE to infinity; and of course, today's comedic "Manipulation Wednesday" action.
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Tue, 20 January 2015
Bix Weir and I connected today. With the unannounced end of the Swiss Franc Peg, Bix believes that the potential carnage at the large banks is potentially huge. We won't know how huge for perhaps several months. But it's events like this that show us the fragility of the world financial system. And Bix believes the ultimate set-up is about to take place and when it does, it's farewell too big to fail banks. And then you'll need all the gold and silver you can hoard because the system will be no more.
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Tue, 20 January 2015
We connected with Martin Armstrong today. The movie made about him, The Forecaster, is quickly becoming a European blockbuster. He's hoping that it will become available in the States before too long. With the Swiss ending the Franc-Euro peg and the coming sovereign debt collapse, it's all starting to move very quickly. The potential for the world to become a very unpleasant place is increasing by the day. The politicians seem to be more concerned about the next election than the long term well-being of the country. Start planning your defensive strategy now. Forget that pension you were promised, it's probably not going to happen. There's lots more in this timely interview.
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Tue, 20 January 2015
David Horowitz was a typical leftist until one day his friend who was doing bookeeping for the Black Panthers disappeared. Her body wasn't found until much later, but it made David understand what the left was really all about. He carries that understanding into his latest series of books, The Great Betrayal: The Black Book of the American Left. In Volume 3 he continues his work on how the president and the modern Democratic Party have betrayed the country and left us open to an inevitable terrorist attack and how President Bush was 100% correct in the aftermath of the 9-11 Attacks.
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Tue, 20 January 2015
Heather Wagenhals talks about how millions of homeowners got burned during the Great Recession but real estate can still be the best investment available to the average American. You need to look for cashflow not windfalls! Heather's been a longtime believer in the strategy. We also talked about the Verizon and IRS scams. They're like the EveryReady Bunny. They'll keep going and going until everyone has been hit or at least attempted to be hit up.
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Mon, 19 January 2015
Jerry Robinson was on talking about the recent action by the Swiss National Bank and its affect upon the world financial system. Other shoes will be dropping. The recent oil price plunge is another area showing weakness and indicating that things are not what the mainstream media is telling you. We also discussed the plight of the Millennials and what they can do to survive and prosper. They need to learn how to build and fix things, currently skills that are in short supply. Jerry also has a new free service he'd like to share with you.
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Mon, 19 January 2015
Ned Schmidt joined us today amid a back drop of exploding debt bombs around the world. Just when you thought it was safe to sell a Swiss Franc short, the Swiss National Banc goes and ends the Euro Peg and all Hell breaks loose. And it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. Other counties with pegs are going to see those get broken too. Pegs never work in the long run. Ned's looking forward to some good action in the ag-commodities and some ag stocks as well. But the real action is going to take place in gold and silver. He likes the GDX and thinks the GDXJ may be getting ready for a break-out as well. Take a look and decide. The charts look sweet!
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