by Harvey Organ, Harvey Organ Blog:
GOLD DOWN $6.10 TO $1408.90//SILVER DOWN 7 CENTS TO $15.25//FOR THE 5TH CONSECUTIVE DAY A HUGE DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE GOLD PRELIMINARY OI AND THE FINAL NUMBERS; TODAY OVER 6,000 CONTRACT DIFFERENCE!!//CHINA DEMANDS A LOT FROM THE USA TO HOLD TALKS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY//MORE PROBLEMS FOR BOEING//MORE SWAMP STORIES FOR YOU TONIGHT
by Harvey Organ, Harvey Organ Blog:
JOBS REPORT TOMORROW//GOLD DOWN $4.45 TO $1809.45//SILVER DOWN 29 CENTS TO $23.89//GOLD STANDING INCREASES BY A QUEUE JUMP OF 1000 OZ TO 3.62 TONNES/SILVER STANDING FALLS TO 27.9 MILLION OZ //HUGE NUMBER OF COVID COMMENTARIES TODAY//VACCINE UPDATES/IVERMECTIN UPDATES// LAWSUITS FILED IN CANADA AND IN AUSTRALIA..CANADA WAS A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT: CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY//VIEW THE SPANISH INTERVIEW ON THE PROBLEMS OF ALL 4 VACCINES//WHO NAMES THE NEXT VARIANT MU (GREEK LETTER)//MORE TRANSMISSIBLE AND ESCAPES VACCINE//AFGHANISTAN UPDATES: THEIR ECONOMY// 12.2 MILLION AMERICANS STILL ON THE DOLE//HURRICAN IDA LANDS IN THE NEW YORK AND CAUSES EXTENSIVE DAMAGE//SWAMP STORIES FOR YOU TONIGHT
by Harvey Organ, Harvey Organ Blog:
GOLD STEADY LOSING $1.65 DOWN TO $1339.40//SILVER UP ONE CENT TO $14.83 AS THE BANKERS PULL ALL THE STOPS TRYING TO CONTAIN GOLD AND SILVER PRICES//HUGE INCREASE IN GOLD OPEN INTEREST AND EFP ISSUANCE/ENGLAND SIDES WITH THE USA IN THE BOMBING OF OUR TWO TANKERS IN THE PERSIAN GULF////DEUTSCHE BANK TO CREATE A BAD BANK WITH ASSETS TOTALLING 50 BILLION EUROS AND THEY ARE ALL TOXIC TOXIC ASSETS//MORE SWAMP STORIES FOR YOU TONIGHT
by Stefan Stanford, All News Pipeline:
During President Donald Trump’s 2-hour speech at CPAC on Saturday that Nick Gillespie over at Reason wrote a story about titled “Trump Just Might Have Won The 2020 Election Today“, Trump sent out a signal flare by calling out the year 1913 as the year that everything began to change for America as heard in the 1st video at the bottom of this story.
As Gillespie reported, POTUS bedazzled the crowd with a mix of humor, BS, bravado and a positive vision for America that Gillespie claims no Democrat will be able to match and while we’ve also embedded the full speech as the 2nd video at the bottom of the story in case you haven’t yet seen it, the ‘1913‘ remark shows that POTUS knows the importance of that year in US history.
by Simon Black, Sovereign Man:
I’ve been talking a lot about the looming pension crisis…
My short thesis is, if you’re depending on a pension for your retirement, it’s time to start looking elsewhere.
Pensions are simply giant funds responsible for paying out retirement benefits to workers.
And today, the nation’s 1,400 corporate pension plans are facing a $553 billion shortfall. And, according to Boston College, about 25% will likely go broke in the next decade.
by Steve St. Angelo, SRSRocco Report:
The U.S. Government is going to surpass another significant milestone this year. According to the recently released data from the TreasuryDirect.gov, the government will fork out a stunning half trillion dollars just to service its debt in 2018. Unfortunately, as U.S. interest rates rise, along with ever-expanding public debt, the cost to service the debt will continue to increase.
In just the first nine months of the year, the U.S. interest expense has increased by an additional $40 billion. Last year, the U.S. Government paid only $375 billion to service its debt from October to June, but this year it has jumped to $415 billion:
by Annie Nova, Technocracy News:
In the car where Paula Hanson lives, often parked outside a local sheriff’s station in Lancaster, California, her phone wouldn’t stop ringing.
Hanson tried to explain to the employees at Discover Bank all that had happened to her. First, she had been laid off from her job, and then her father fell ill and she moved into his house to take care of him. Shortly after he died, last year, Hanson, 62, became homeless. She simply didn’t have the money to tackle the $17,000 in credit card debt she owed Discover.
by Alasdair Macleod, GoldMoney:
According to the World Gold Council, central banks added 51 tonnes to their reserves in February, adding to their 41 tonnes net purchases in January. It’s not just Russia and China, with one-fifth of central banks “signalling their intention to increase gold purchases over the next 12 months”.
In early morning trade in Europe, gold traded at $1293, up $1 on the week from last Friday’s close, and silver at $15.00, down 11 cents over the same period. Comex trade in gold was light, while silver was moderate. Sentiment in the futures market for gold appears to be very subdued, confirmed by our next chart of the managed money position.
