Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

Sprott Resource's Jason Stevens has been a big resource sector booster. Now his support is paying off. Since January 1, everything has changed. Major gold miners have gone up substantially and the juniors won't be far behind. Jason is also bullish on agricultural fertilizer companies. Simple matter, we all need to eat. There's still value out there, it's just not as obvious as before. 

Dave Kranzler believes that the 7 year old bull market is over. We're now left with a huge amount of debt and it keeps on piling up. Dave has started the Short Seller's Journal to identify opportunities. With the extreme valuations Dave believes that there's no to place to go but down. Witness the example of Amazon, which Dave had been writing about for months, it's taken a huge hit. And Dave believes there's lots more coming in the near future. 

Robert Bakke was running a multi-million dollar company by the age of 24. He is also a jet captain, a black belt, a NASCAR driver and the author of the Amazon #1 Best-Seller, “Prayer at Full Throttle.” So, what’s Bakke’s advice for people looking for generating more revenue? “Stop complaining about the wealthy and start following their example.” Bakke has spent the last several years listening to the Class Warfare message and is quick to point out, “Success is available to everyone in America’s free market economy, so dream bigger and get to work.”

Wipeout Wednesdays with Andrew Hoffman:

Historic ECB decision tomorrow
-NIRP going crazy, as even Japanese 30-year yield nearing zero, and $7 trillion of sovereign bonds trading at negative yields, DESPITE the PPT-orchestrated stock and commodity rally!

Fed next week
-boxed in a corner, as global economy at weakest point since Great Depression

Indian silver demand exploded to a record last year, and Chinese imports exploding since last Fall's lifting on ban of silver concentrates.  Meanwhile, U.S. Mint on sale to blow away last year's record silver Eagle sales.  This is why I wrote an article about why the gold/silver ratio is historically overvalued this morning

Nearly unprecedented institutional PM demand, as evidenced by last week's sell-out of the IAU ETF's shares, and the PSLV closed-end fund now trading at a premium to NAV - per yesterday's "Admiral Sprott rides again!"