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Comment by Nathan on August 17, 2012 at 7:09pm

Why Are George Soros and John Paulson Buying Up So Much Gold?

 

Source: Michael Snyder, BLN Contributing Writer

If you want to figure out what is going to happen next in the financial markets, carefully watch what the insiders are doing.  Those that are “connected” have access to far better sources of information than the rest of us have, and if they hear that something big is coming up they will often make very significant moves with their money in anticipation of what is about to happen.  Right now, Wall Street insiders and central banks all around the globe are making some very unusual moves.  In fact, they appear to be rapidly preparing for something really big.  So exactly what are they up to?  In a previous article entitled “Are The Government And The Big Banks Quietly Preparing For An Immin...“, I speculated that they may be preparing for a financial meltdown of some sort.  As I noted in that article, more than 600 banking executiveshave resigned from their positions over the past 12 months, and I have been personally told that a substantial number of Wall Street bankers have been shopping for “prepper properties” this summer.  But now even more evidence has emerged that quiet preparations are being made for an imminent financial collapse.  That doesn’t guarantee that something will happen or won’t happen.  Like any good detective, we are gathering clues and trying to figure out what the evidence is telling us.

Why Is George Soros Selling So Much Stock And Buying So Much Gold?

I am certainly not a fan of George Soros.  He has funneled millions upon millions of dollars into organizations that are trying to take America in the exact wrong direction.

However, I do recognize that he is extremely well connected in the financial world.  Soros is almost always ahead of the curve on financial matters, and if something big is going to go down George Soros is probably going to know about it ahead of time.

That is why it is very alarming that he has dumped all of his banking stocks and that he is massively hoarding gold.  The following is from shtfplan.com….

Continue: http://www.blacklistednews.com/Why_Are_George_Soros_and_John_Paulso...

Comment by Nathan on August 14, 2012 at 11:07am

Investors Prepare for Euro Collapse

http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/investors-preparing-fo...

Comment by Nathan on August 13, 2012 at 8:12pm

Well said, Peter.

Comment by Patriot Pete on August 13, 2012 at 8:06pm

It's no surprise this is happening when puppet politicians tax the hell out of us and place restrictions on everything we do - we can't move or breath yet we are the ones who pay the taxes

Retail stores are feeling the pinch because online shopping is growing fast. I often buy American goods and have them shipped cheaper than I can buy them here in Australia, 20-30% cheaper including shipping cost, it's one way to beat the carbon tax which has just increased prices on everything since the first of July when the tax was introduced

The banks must comply with govt regulations and keep reserve capital - so where do you think they get that money from? from the customers, that's where - their fees and charges are criminal

The govt hands out a lolly called the "First Home Owners Bonus" which encourages the sheeple to go into 25 year debt to pay off their new home. If they saved the cash, some at a time, and became "Owner Builders" they could build and own the home outright inside ten years. As it is, most mortgagees at present are handing over more of their income to pay off their mortgages quicker in anticipation of harder times to come, other bills are higher and there seems no relief in sight, for one thing electricity cost has gone through roof, making it harder for both businesses and the public

If a collapse eventuates, it won't be our fault so much, but the fault of the people running the show, they're painting themselves into a corner. They must be the worst dictators the world has ever seen

 

Comment by Nathan on August 13, 2012 at 11:17am

The  Spanish and Italian commercial property markets have all but collapsed  with  the number of transactions in both countries falling more than 90  per cent in  the three months to July as investors worry about the future  of the  eurozone.

Only  three property transactions were registered in Spain during the  second quarter,  down from 58 deals in the previous quarter. In Italy the  slide was even more  pronounced, with just two buildings being traded  during the period, down from  56, according to data from Real Capital  Analytics.

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/08/spanish_and_italian_com...