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Entrevista GATA

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Entrevista exclusiva a Bill Murphy

Fevereiro de 2004

Por André Ribeiro

O Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA), foi formado em Janeiro de 1999 como um grupo de pressão norte-americano para denunciar a manipulação de vários bancos e entidades sobre o mercado do ouro através de acções legais e outras actividades. Recentemente o GATA começou a focar as suas actividades também na prata.

   

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  • Watching The Fed Control the Economy
    Debts devour nations, few viable options to move in the economy, no way to borrow to wealth, Fed keeps buying toxic instruments, unemployed long term, an economy in deep trouble, SEC exempts itself, California fiscal meltdown, empty homes in America.


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  • Are We Out of the Recession Yet?
    Are We There Yet? Driving with No Spare A Muddle Through Economy Absent a Policy Mistake "... [this economic condition] has been brought about by policies which the majority of economists recommended and even urged governments to pursue. We have indeed at the moment little cause for pride: as a profession we have made a mess of things." - Friedrich August von Hayek, Nobel Speech 2010 1974
  • China Raises the Floor for Agri Food Investments
    Last we talked on Agri-Food part of our discussion was drought in Russia and wetness in Canada. Mother Nature just does not understand that just in time inventory management requires the  weather to be properly scheduled. Or, perhaps humans should come to understand that just in time inventory is fine for electronic connectors, but does not work with wheat or corn or soybeans or any of the other Agri-Foods. While many things are made in factories, Agri-Foods are not.  The lost portion of the Russian wheat harvest will not be replaced till 2011.
  • Nielson: The End Game is Either Hyperinflation or Debt Implosion – Got Gold?
    “The collapse of the U.S. economy is a certainty - only the manner in which it will happen has yet to be determined. It is just a matter of time before the global derivatives bubble will produce the same result that has occurred to every other currency not backed by gold throughout history - those currencies, our ‘money’, will become worthless.”
  • Solving the Great Disconnect Between Stock Market and Economic Reality
    We have a “Great Disconnect” on our hands. On Monday, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas released its latest manufacturing survey. This wasn’t old, stale data; the survey was conducted in mid-July. And the results were awful, with the headline index plunging to -21 from -4 a month earlier. That was the worst showing in a year.
  • One of the Great Secrets of Commodity Investing
    Matt Badiali writes: By now, just about everyone in America has heard of the huge "unconventional" natural gas boom we've enjoyed in this country. Earlier this decade, people were worried the U.S. was running out of natural gas... a vital commodity we use to produce chemicals, heat our homes, and generate electricity. From 1980 to 1999, domestic natural gas reserves fell 18%. Production only grew 1% a year on average. In short, we were pumping out more than we were finding... for nearly two decades.
  • Cloudy Economic Outlook Keeps Crude Oil Trading in Narrow Range for Week
    Crude oil futures continued to trade in a very narrow range, unable to cross the $79 a barrel threshold even though they ended 4.4% higher on the month. The benchmark West Texas Intermediate rallied with the stock market late Friday to finish the week at $78.95 a barrel, virtually unchanged from $78.98 a week ago, after dipping just below $77 a barrel earlier in the week. End-of-month trading might have accounted for some the late gains, analysts said.

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