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  1. Great article. Thank you for sharing....can't get to everything I would like so this helps.
  2. If anyone is interested in buying the 1 million dinar, uncirculated purchased from Dinar Trade please advise. I originally stated only person to person transaction but am now open to completing the transaction in another manner.
  3. 1 million dinar still available. Will include Certificate of Authenticity from Dinar Trade.
  4. Selling 1 million dinar in uncirculated bills ($25,000 & $10,000 notes) originally bought from Dinar Trade in excellent condition. Asking $850. Will only complete person-to-person transaction in Orange County, Ca.
  5. Agreed Patty Angel, this was not a glitch, although that is what they are feeding the public. Like Jim mentioned it was done to stave off a sell-off. Like China this market has been propped up by the government. It's a two-legged stool. It will be popping sooner rather than later. Some experts believe that if the Chinese Real Estate Market bubble bursts, there is no holding the U.S. bubble up.
  6. Thanks Yota. Yet another bubble caused by political interference and rampant speculation. A false market created by the government whereby people believe they will not lose their shirts because the government will step in. Does this sound familiar? When you get away from the Fundamentals, you create bubbles and as we all know at one time or another they will pop. The writing was on the wall for China as it is for the U.S. Up to the individual to recognize and act before it's too late.
  7. Read an article this morning projecting they won't be able to reach an agreement by end of month. Banks are preparing for it.
  8. Thank you for bringing this article over. This is not a surprising move by JPMorganChase, with many others to follow I am sure. The excuse of making it more secure for people is ridiculous! One way (banning cash) they will be gaining financial control over everyone. What is surprising is that it doesn't seem to phase many that this is going on and what the aftermath will be. Like those above said, prepare yourself. So many warnings, time to open our eyes.
  9. Thank you for sharing these words. Important to be strong in faith.
  10. Beautiful story that brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for the sharing! If only we would always remember to show grace to others at all times what a more beautiful place this would be!
  11. Thanks Machine, I follow your articles you bring in. Definitely watching Gold & Silver every day and investing in both.
  12. Thank you for sharing the article Umbertino, very interesting. No surprises here that is for sure!
  13. The Economic Collapse By Michael Snyder March 31, 2015 Are we watching a replay of the last financial crisis? Over the last six months the price of oil has collapsed, the US dollar has soared, and a whole bunch of other patterns that we witnessed just before the stock market crash of 2008 are repeating once again. But what we have not seen yet is the actual stock market crash. So will there be one this year? In this article, I am going to compare the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the first three months of 2008 to the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the first three months of 2015. As you will see, there are some striking similarities. And without a doubt, we are overdue for a major market downturn. The S&P 500 has risen for six years in a row, but it has never had seven up years consecutively. In addition, there has not even been a 10 percent stock market "correction" in almost three and a half years. So will stocks be able to continue to defy both gravity and the forces of economic reality. Only time will tell. Complete article can be found on http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-stock-market-in-2015-is-starting-to-look-remarkably-similar-to-the-stock-market-in-2008. Very interesting article, with charts to validate the information being provided. There is definitely a financial crisis coming, just when exactly is the question!
  14. Thanks for the Combat Armored Vehicle Training (10 years later). Agreed Jim, the U.S. was involved in the unrest from the very beginning and actually perpetuated it. Wish I could find the information from a year ago that explains in detail why it all started.
  15. U.S. Ships 50 Bradley Tanks to Ukraine: Europeans Are Furious Posted on March 26, 2015 by Eric Zuesse. By Eric Zuesse Alternative News March 26, 2015 Apparently, Obama, though he says he hasn't made up his mind about whether to send weapons to Ukraine, actually has and is. He now seems to be quietly trashing the spirit though no provision in the Minsk II truce that was arranged by Merkel, Hollande, Putin, and Poroshenko, and signed by the OSCE, Russia, Ukraine, and both of the rebelling former parts of Ukraine, the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic, Obama now appears to be sending heavy weapons to Ukraine, and thus assisting Ukraine to resume attacking the DPR & LPR. Even conservation Europeans are expressing outrage. Followers of Italy's Sylvio Berlusconi, and even the leader of Austria's anti-immigrant "Freedom Party," are shocked and appalled by this Obama action. Heinz-Christian Strache, leader of Austria's Freedom Party, posted online a photo of alleged to be of Bradley tanks now on rail-cars in Linz Austria en-route to Ukraine; he estimated 50 of them. The, Berlusconi's Milan newspaper II Giornale posted this article on Wednesday, March 25: "Signed in Austria American Tanks: "I direct in Ukraine." There are other articles that may be read in regards to the on going actions and surmounting tensions and retaliations for such actions. Unfortunately, neither side is backing down. This will not end well.
  16. By: Constantin Gurdgiev March 26, 2015 Wall Street Examiner.com Russian households are starting de-dolarising their accounts in the wake of some regained confidence in the Ruble and the banking sector. However, not all is well, still and risks remain. Here is the BOFIT analysis of the forward risks relation to oil prices and the banking sector: "If the oil price remains, as assumed, at around USD $55 a barrel, and despite saving decisions, the federal budget deficit is set to grow so large in 2015 (to about 3.5% of GDP) that the government Reserve Fund may be eroded by as much as half. It is possible that support measures will be implemented using government bonds (as in the bank support operations in December, 2014 which amounted to 1.4% of GDP). The support operations can also draw on debtors' bonds (as in the funding of the state-owned oil giant Rosneft, which was just under 1% of GDP). Where necessary, banks can use both instruments as collateral against even relatively long-term central bank funding. Recourse to the central bank has already become more substantial than ever before." And more: in the face of oil price risks, "Bank panic situations where households and enterprises withdraw their funds from banks are possible, even though the authorities have intensified banking supervision. On the other hand, the Bank of Russia is ready to take immediate support measures." All of which means that from the macroeconomic perspective, the current reprieve in dollarization trends can be temporary. Over the next six months, I still expect continued decline in investment, with private sector capex depressed by a number of factors that are still at play: the Ukranian crisis, the looming threat of deeper sanctions and oil price risks. State enterprises and larger state banks are likely to continue back on large debt-funded investments and more resources will continue to outflow on redemption of maturing corporate and banking debt. So keep that seat belt fastened: the bumpy ride isn't over, yet.
  17. Automatically was suspicious of the timing of this leak. Unbelievable! Agreed Boosterbglee we will end up without any allies.
  18. Great post....thank you for taking the time to share. Very interesting and it coincides with everything China has laid the groundwork for. It will be an interesting time come 2016 when all this comes into play.
  19. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that we are not privy to. Sounds like something that could be true....these actions would not surprise me.
  20. What's disturbing is that the world believes he is representing America and there are quite a few of us that do not wish to be associated with these actions.
  21. Wall Street Examiner.com By Lee Adler March 24, 2015 Suddenly this week, Fedheads started to sound a little panicky, threatening to raise rates sooner rather than later. How quickly things change. They are also hinting that they have at last recognized the danger caused by asset bubbles, a danger which I and other commentators have been highlighting for years. But the BoJ and the ECB are printing money hand over fist, and we know that some of that will flow into the US markets. Can the Fed staunch the flow of cash from the ECB and BoJ, by simply talking tough, or is a balance sheet reduction in your future? The Fed knew the danger of creating these asset bubbles but ignored it to create the façade of financial stability to the world. With the ECB and BoJ following suit, the bubbles are just expanding and eventually will burst. Most likely will see an increase in interest rates by September of this year. What will be interesting is how many basis points.
  22. idplzr, like your intent here in bringing up good news. Always good to look at things "glass half full" type of attitude. Thank you!
  23. Hey RV on my Mind, If I had a "get out of jail" card I would pass it along to you.
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