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- fierceman commented Jul 19, 2011
Guest, good point about peak gold. However, the thing about peak oil/gold, for one thing, is that rumors of it bring prices up, so I would not necessarily trust Mr. Regent, since it is in his best interest for gold prices to do just that. I also ...
Best Answer We've Seen To The Question: Is Gold Money?
- fierceman commented Jul 19, 2011
If you look at oil prices in terms of gold instead of dollars, it has been pretty flat, which to me means the markets (right or wrong) are not yet concerned about peak oil, but are rather concerned about the ability of the dollar to hold its value ...
Best Answer We've Seen To The Question: Is Gold Money?
- fierceman commented Jul 18, 2011
When the dollar was backed by gold, the Coinage Act did not contradict the Constitution. Now that the dollar is backed by the "full faith and credit of the US government", the contradiction arises, since the Constitution does not name the "full ...
Best Answer We've Seen To The Question: Is Gold Money?
- fierceman commented Jul 17, 2011
Ever heard of a gold mine? Guest, regarding your question about why Ron Paul asked if gold is money, the Constitution specifically states that only gold and silver are legal tender, so I believe he is building his case that the Federal Reserve is ...
Best Answer We've Seen To The Question: Is Gold Money?
- fierceman commented Jul 16, 2011
Isn't currency devaluation through money printing a form of default in itself?
The last time the US defaulted (and blamed the printer)
- fierceman commented Jul 14, 2011
Maybe crisis is near regardless of whether Bernanke is worried or not. BTW I love the wording on providing stimulus "if conditions warrant it"... that's like saying "I won't eat, unless I'm hungry". It's meaningless.
When Bernanke Is Worried, Crisis Is Near
- fierceman commented Jul 14, 2011
You mean you haven't peed in your shorts yet?
White House says both sides agree on USD 1.5trl cuts to deficit and that additional USD 200bln...
- fierceman commented Jul 13, 2011
I thought the only difference between the two parties was which mega industry they give more of your money to.
Moody's Puts US AAA Rating On Downgrade Review
- fierceman commented Jul 12, 2011
FYI, A decade ago, EUR was well below parity vs USD. It has since then doubled in value, before retreating somewhat to the levels we are seeing today. I'm not saying it isn't sinking now though...
EURO-Too Big to Fail or Too Big to Bail?
- fierceman commented Jul 12, 2011
DragonFire, while I agree that the US haters need to chill the F out, I also think your "God resides in the US" and "something mysterious in the soil" lines are illogical and unsupportable, so repeating them doesn't make them any truer. The US has ...
Italy and Spain must pray for a miracle
- fierceman commented Jul 6, 2011
With all the Euro officials proclaiming that Greece will certainly meet its obligations, and that there is no default coming, you would think it would also make the list
. BTW, Aussies don't really drink Fosters.The 10 Countries Least Likely To Default On Their Debt
- fierceman commented Jul 6, 2011
A balanced approach is always best - drink both beer and wine, like the Aussies. Look at their economy. Vodka drinking economies are a bit of a roller coaster, so don't venture there unless you really know what you're doing.
The 10 Countries Least Likely To Default On Their Debt
- fierceman commented Jul 4, 2011
Guest, a discretionary trader like yourself, has years worth of data to prove his worth, not just words. And if the banks laugh at you when you apply for a job, assuming your trading has been impressive, then they are not doing themselves a favor, ...
The Art of the Forex Scam (Part 1)
- fierceman commented Jun 28, 2011
Guest, if that's your take on automated systems, then you must also believe that Lehman could have hired the best discretionary traders, and since they still failed, there is no hope for anyone else, including yourself. I am not defending the EA ...
The Art of the Forex Scam (Part 1)
- fierceman commented Jun 28, 2011
baron, I don't think you fully understand the issue here. If the Greek people are so corrupt and useless, then who in their right mind would lend them money? The institutions that lend money to borrowers that are not creditworthy, on the assumption ...
Greece: It's nearly sorted (possibly)…
- fierceman commented Jun 26, 2011
Seeing her with Bill Clinton shows that she got where she is based on merit.
OMG: This Smoking Hot Miss Switzerland Is An Intern At JP Morgan Right Now (NSFW)
- fierceman commented Jun 26, 2011
Pretty much everything you said in your post is incorrect. There is no such thing as "free education and health care", it's just a question of who gets the bill. As far as heroin addiction goes, you may want to check some stats regarding drug ...
Greece reaches agreement with EU & IMF on 5 year austerity plan
- fierceman commented Jun 23, 2011
I'm on it - I just called up the McBankster headquarters and put in a request. It's a matter of hours now.
Greece reaches agreement with EU & IMF on 5 year austerity plan
- fierceman commented Jun 21, 2011
Yes, Bloomberg sucks, CNBC swallows, and they should both get probed by the SEC.
Bloomberg: And Now We're Going To Kill CNBC