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Videos from Saxo Bank’s TradingFloor.com site. Talk about macro economics, interest rates, forex. It is basically wild guesswork by people in suits. Read the disclaimer on the bottom of Tradingfloor.com: None of the information contained herein constitutes an offer to purchase or sell a financial instrument or to make any investments.

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Forex, equities and macro strategy

David Karsbøl, Chief Economist and member of Senior Management Group
John J. Hardy FX specialist, Consultant
Christian Tegllund Blaabjerg, Equity strategist and analytical expert
Mads Koefoed – Market Strategist
Nick Beecroft – Senior FX Consultant
Andrew Robinson, FX Analyst

Trading

Michael Schmeja – Global Head of Derivatives Sales
Ken Veksler, Senior Manager, Trading and Advisory
Didier Abbato, Senior Manager, Trading Advisory

CFDs and Listed Products

Ole S. Hansen, Senior Manager, CFDs and Listed Products
Alan Plaugmann – Deputy Head, CFDs and Listed Products

IT sector undervalued but Facebook is pricy; Materials comeback?

Title: IT sector undervalued but Facebook is pricy; Materials comeback?
Runtime: 5:20
Description: In this video with Peter Garnry, Equity Strategist, Saxo Bank, he takes a look at the first quarter earnings reports from benchmark S&P 500 companies, analysing the trends that have emerged and which sectors are the best and worst performers. He highlights the information technology sector, the leader of the pack, and also looks at the lagging materials sector. Furthermore he gives his take on the recently announced Facebook Initial Public Offering which he classes as overpriced while he considers the IT sector as a whole somewhat undervalued.The surprise factor from the earnings of S&P 500 companies has been 3 percent which is similar to the previous two quarters and according to Peter is good and normal. He sees earnings picking up again in the second quarter stating that growth from now on has to come more and more from sales.The companies that are doing well are primarily successfully managing costs. They have also been helped by no excessive wage pressure and have so far been sheltered from higher commodity prices squeezing their margins. So all in all it is still a fairly favourable environment for profitability, he concludes.Peter rates the Facebook IPO as overvalued. Facebook is priced more than double what Google was valued at in 2004 and he doubts whether Facebook's growth perspectives are twice as good as Google's. He foresees an IPO scenario not unlike that of LinkedIn's -- where the share price might go up on the first or second day of trading but that it ...

Title: China's hard landing avoided? Several RBA rate cuts seen soon
Runtime: 5:55
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore gives insight into the strength of recent purchasing manager figures from China and confirmation of the Chinese economy's resilience to negative global pressure. He also analyses the latest macro data from Down Under in light of the rate outlook ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's first meeting this year.The recent PMI data out of China for January was received with surprise and some suspicion, especially due to the Chinese Lunar New Year preparations and prolonged celebrations which mean that orders and deliveries are normally brought forward and therefore a retracement was expected in January. Despite the latest data giving an indication that a hard landing in China could possibly be avoided, or at least delayed, Andrew advises that data for February and March will give a better indication of where the Chinese economy is really heading this year.Meanwhile, in Australia trade numbers for December were also quite strong with the surplus having increased more than expected though the main driver is still in the resource and mining sector of the economy of which coal production and exports are strong.Concerning the Reserve Bank of Australia's rate meeting next week market expectations are for a 75 percent chance of a 25 basis point cut. And with inflation not an issue, further rate cuts, probably in the vicinity of 100 basis points in total this year are highly likely given ...

Title: EURUSD dynamic shifts post EU summit but market discipline lurks
Runtime: 6:17
Description: In this video with John Hardy, Head of FX Strategy Saxo Bank, he analyses the outcome of the January EU Summit and notes that not much at all has changed in terms of how the market looks at the Eurozone's predicament. Concerns about Europe may have eased slightly for now but the seriousness of the situation remains and some market discipline is almost certainly ahead if a more comprehensive solution is not found by politicians soon. Unless such a solution involving the European Central Bank printing more money or a true Eurobond emerges then previous alarming pressure points will almost certainly be reached again, says John.He likens the situation to a state of suspended animation and says Europe is for now fortunate to have the European Central Bank in the background so readily providing liquidity. The net effect being that peripheral Eurozone bonds are ironically going lower even though European politicians have still really failed to deliver!A smooth process for the implementation of the new treaty and agreement on the fiscal policing process probably needs to be well settled before the next EU summit in March, however these are long-term sustainability issues and continuing down the austerity route alone is still an unsustainable situation. In the short term the market just really wants to know if the liquidity game will be continued, says John.Macro data from Europe is still important especially when recent numbers have pointed to more contraction in Eurozone ...

Title: EU summit: No workable crisis solution yet; Merkel tactics key
Runtime: 9:37
Description: In this macro report with Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist, Saxo Bank, he analyses the situation for the Eurozone ahead of the EU leaders' first summit for 2012.The broader terms of the fiscal compact (agreed to at the December 2011 summit) are expected to be pretty much settled at the meeting, says Steen. But with the general improvement in overall markets the pressure for policymakers to really come together is unfortunately somewhat off, he adds. Therefore a truly workable solution will not be the outcome and many more negotiations ahead of the next summit in March are needed.There's also some way to go before the details surrounding the European Stability Mechanism, the permanent European bailout fund, are ironed out. The size of the total fund available is still very much an issue as increasing the amount via the likes of the International Monetary Fund is hardly an easy task for central banks in countries that are currently struggling, Steen says.German Chancellor Angela Merkel's words at the summit will be of key interest and her tactics in the months ahead could well result in her even losing her own foothold, says Steen who believes however that Germany will eventually come to the party and agree to Eurobonds and doing everything to safeguard Europe's future.The future of Greece remains a main concern as time is running out for a debt restructuring solution with private bond holders. Nevertheless, a 'voluntary forced' deal is seen only buying time. Greece is a ...

Title: RBA rate cuts still just around corner; RBNZ hike kept at bay
Runtime: 5:53
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore analyses recent macro-economic data from Down Under and assesses whether an interest rate cut is soon expected from the Reserve Bank of Australia. He also touches on the inflation and rate outlook in New Zealand.Australia's December employment report which greatly missed estimates initially shocked and the knee-jerk market reaction was to sell AUDUSD but the Aussie dollar is expected to recover fairly quickly. Closer analysis revealed most losses in the part-time jobs sector and strong growth in full-time jobs which is the preferred scenario and it will be interesting to see if this continues, says Andrew.Meanwhile, the demand for home loans in Australia increased for the fifth straight month in November while building approvals are still relatively sluggish. Consumer sentiment as such is still suffering says Andrew and it will be some time before the effect of end of year interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia can really be felt by Australians. More rate cuts in the vicinity of 100 basis points during the next 12 months are still priced in and the expectation for another move at the RBA's February meeting is high.Also on rate outlooks the latest consumer price index data from New Zealand suggests a benign inflationary environment, thereby pushing back the chance for rate hikes, adds Andrew.See more of Andrew's Asian market commentary on TradingFloor.com

Title: PBOC's easing flexibility reduced; Chinese New Year skews data
Runtime: 5:35
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore, looks at how Asia has started the year and specifically the growth, inflation and monetary policy outlook for China, the region's power house.He explains why the People's Bank of China's flexibility to ease monetary policy further is slightly reduced following recent macro releases and how the upcoming Chinese New Year celebrations have played a role in skewing some data. This holiday season has a big impact on the economy every year as it virtually shuts things down for a few weeks. Therefore we will probably have to wait until February or even March when 'looney' distortions are well out of the way before we get a better feel for how the Chinese economy is developing, says Andrew. It is probably only then it can be properly determined if the People's Bank of China can continue down the easing track it began in December.In the meantime Andrew doubts whether it is possible for China to maintain its overall 8 percent growth rate this year, and refers to his more pessimistic view of the economy growing by about 6 percent, as outlined in Saxo Bank's just published first quarter 2012 outlook.Also in this video Andrew comments on how Singapore (like other Asian economies so dependent on exports and Chinese growth) is struggling as recent retail sales data shows. He cites authorities' growth warnings and refers to how the slowdown is particularly hurting the Singapore tiger's large ...

Title: Asia Focus: Aussie economy robust while Japan's struggle persists
Runtime: 6:30
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore analyses the stance of central banks in Australia and Japan regarding their economies.At the December 6 Reserve Bank of Australia meeting interest rates were cut for the second consecutive month. In the minutes published this week it can now be concluded that the cut was primarily due to the slowdown in Europe and the uncertainties this creates for many economies including the distant Australian. For now the Australian economy is performing at trend though and investments are continuing, mainly in the mining sector. The minutes however were somewhat dovish leading to an interpretation that more cuts might just be on the way sometime in the New Year, says Andrew. The wait though will probably be quite long as the next RBA meeting is not until February 7. A lot can happen to the European situation and China before then so it's really a wait and see what the macro data has to offer approach, adds Andrew.In terms of the Bank of Japan's meeting ahead of Christmas the focus will be on more efforts to weaken the yen and comments to that effect, particularly after the so-called "war chest" for intervention has been increased by 30 trn yen, adds Andrew. Trade data for November out this week is also of interest with the deficit seen widening largely due to the continued decline in shipments to China. Any positive effect for Japanese exporters from further yen intervention is seen as only ...

Title: New EU Treaty and measures still leave Europe high and dry
Runtime: 6:35
Description: In this video John Hardy analyses the outcome of the all-important EU Summit and if the new EU Treaty will work wonders or leave Europe high and dry.The EU Summit saw politicians battle it out in an attempt to help a struggling Europe get back on its feet and on the road to recovery. But the battle has so far exposed some dissidents, with the UK standing out the most and making one wonder if the UK is on its way out of the EU. An EU Treaty without the support of all members is a tenuous situation, says John Hardy.Nevertheless the nations still committed to the cause are willing to keep up their efforts and hopes are now set on the new treaty plus revised funding structures. But there are still several questions about where the money is really going to come from. As John points out there is still a pressing liquidity problem in Europe and even though the European Central Bank announced new liquidity enhancement measures they are hardly considered enough and neither is the idea of bringing the European Stability Mechanism forward.In the meantime the ECB's hands are tied due to its mandate so bond buying is out of the question and even if more rate cuts come they will do little help, adds John.All in all the events have done little to help the EURUSD which could break the 1.32 level by year end though as always the headline risks abound, he says.See more of John's commentary on TradingFloor.com

Title: Global central bank action puts heat on EU Summit to deliver
Runtime: 8:00
Description: In this macro view video with Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist, Saxo Bank, he comments on the situation for the Eurozone ahead of the EU leaders summit next week and in light of the major global central banks' intervention to boost liquidity. The concerted central bank action has effectively resulted in the US printing money for Europe seeing as the European Central Bank will not, says Steen, adding that it's like flying in a jet with one engine only -- hardly a safe scenario!The surprising joint intervention by the world's largest central banks to make it cheaper for financial institutions outside America to borrow dollars seems to have had a positive effect on risk sentiment, but is not expected to last long. For an extended rally or to just sustain gains something more needs to be put on the table, like better fundamentals, plus structural changes and real commitments to toing the line in Eurozone nations, says Steen. The reason being that the severe solvency issues in Europe and deep rooted growth problems are still very much plaguing outlooks.One could argue that with the central banks having joined forces the pressure is now more so on European politicians to implement lasting austerity and commit to cleaning up their backyards and follow standard rules. The question is whether next week if EU leaders will be able to set things straight once and for all when they meet for the seventeenth time to solve the issues. He remains doubtful.In the meantime, the central bank ...

Title: More Chinese easing as price pressure abates removing PBOC hurdle
Runtime: 6:03
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Forex Analyst for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore, analyses the People's Bank of China's decision to lower its reserve requirement ratio, whether it's a taste of more cuts to come and how much it is a clear signal that the world's second-largest economy is really slowing after all.The unexpected People's Bank of China's announcement that it will lower its reserve requirement ratio on December 5, representing the first cut in three years, initially surprised markets and started a risk-on sentiment, particularly in equities and incited market hunger for more.As such, reserve requirement ratio cuts rarely come in isolation and more are likely to come, probably as early as next month, estimates Andrew Robinson, FX Analyst, Saxo Capital Markets. He says the timing of this easing has to do with the flow of data of late which has pointed to a slowing in the economy and that it was acknowledgement of this situation. Furthermore it pre-empted the latest purchasing manager index data which confirmed a contraction scenario for the economy.The focus in the coming days will now shift to inflation data with more declines in the consumer price index and an even greater drop in the purchasing prices index seen. Combined, this confirmation of a softening in price pressure effectively removes a hurdle the People's Bank of China was facing in terms of the freedom to continue to ease monetary policy.

Title: Asian growth slowing: key data in China and Singapore eyed
Runtime: 7:46
Description: In this Asia Focus Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore, previews Chinese PMI data in light of other reports which have pointed to a slowing economy and recent comments from authorities which have presented an economic view that is more negative than just six months ago. He also takes a brief look at Singapore where data points to a slowing, but still performing, economy.In China focus is particularly on the flash estimate for the HSBC purchasing managers index, which is a preview of the non-government view on how China's economy is faring. The previous report showed a rebound to 51 - which is just above the 50 level that divides expansion from contraction. This time the estimate is expected to be closer to the 50 level. While the flash index is seen as an important indicator its track record in terms of giving a true indication of the actual situation in China can be debated, says Andrew.Last week the People's Bank of China released its quarterly monetary policy report which pointed to a shift towards loosening and on the weekend the Chinese Vice Premier Qishan spoke of a serious crisis forthcoming. Especially Qishan's comments have drawn much attention as they are so far the most depressing from a high-level authority and are being interpreted as an indication of some upcoming initiatives to boost the local economy.With inflation looking like it has peaked near term in China and with prices coming off in the housing sector there is ...

Title: More proof of China's economy cooling; Monetary easing ahead soon?
Runtime: 6:32
Description: In this Asian Focus video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore, analyses the latest macro data out of China which is clearly pointing to a cooling economy. He also comments on positive Australian employment data which showed the economy added 10100 jobs in October.Prices at both consumer and producer levels fell markedly in October in China, with producer prices in particular at the lowest level this year, which was the most positive of the reports and gives an indication of what is to come in the coming months, says Andrew Robinson. It now seems evident that there is a general reduction in price pressure, from particularly food, which is very much welcomed. The expectation is that during the next few months inflation will come down quite considerably and this trend will continue into next year, in line with what is being estimated by think tanks and the like - which are currently revising down their inflation forecasts for the rest of the year and 2012.In addition to slowing price growth, industrial production and retail sales in China also fell last month. Of particular note is industrial production which is now at the lowest growth rate in two years. This however is largely expected considering the general global slowdown. Trade data also further confirmed the slowing scenario due to the global imbalance.Based on this backdrop and particularly the development in prices it is quite possible that Chinese authorities will look into monetary ...

Title: New Italian and Greek shoulders can't shrug off heavy burdens
Runtime: 7:21
Description: In this macro view video Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist, Saxo Bank, analyses the situation for the Eurozone in light of heads rolling in the hot political seats of troubled nations, namely Greece and Italy. It goes without saying that despite the appointment soon of new heads of state the burdens in these nations are so heavy now that they can hardly be shrugged off.Clean-up in both countries is a major task. While Greece is in the bailout phase and is undergoing a leadership change, the main focus is on Italy now which still has a chance to save itself. And it must as there is hardly a hand large enough to help the Eurozone's third-largest economy. With the situation worsening by the hour though and the markets having clearly demonstrated a looming doomsday with perilously high bond yield spreads prompt action must be taken.The problem in Italy is one of liquidity not solvency, unlike Greece, though it seems the difference hardly matters now in the eyes of investors. It is interesting to note that it only took Portugal, Greece and Ireland 14 days to ask the International Monetary Fund for help after their 10-year bond yield spread to German bunds passed 6.5 percent, says Steen. Italy's has been above 7 percent for a few days now. So the pressure is definitely on Italy's politicians in charge - whoever they might be - to activate reforms, move through austerity and create a credible plan. Until then EURUSD is expected to remain under considerable pressure.For more ...

Title: Video FX Update - Interesting levels
Runtime: 8:52
Description: We're at interesting technical levels across markets ahead of the Italian parliamentary vote that may lead to a Berlusconi confidence vote.

Title: FX Update: Interesting Levels
Runtime: 8:52
Description: We're at interesting technical levels across markets ahead of the Italian parliamentary vote that may lead to a Berlusconi confidence vote.

Title: Intensity persists: ECB, FOMC, G-20 and Greek referendum in focus
Runtime: 10:59
Description: Having left a week behind that was seen as crucial for the future of the Eurozone we are now smack bang in the middle of another that is incredibly important for sustaining risk-on sentiment, at least until year end. In this macro view video with Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist, Saxo Bank, we take a look at the expectations for three key meetings: the Federal Open Market Committee, the European Central Bank and the Group of 20 leaders. He also addresses the implications of Greece's referendum on its aid package and austerity programme.The G-20 meeting (November 3-4) needs to deliver actions rather than more supportive talk for the troubled Eurozone, says Steen. Focus will be on the announcement of concrete financial measures of commitment via the International Monetary Fund in order to appease the prevailing uncertainty.This uncertainty was exacerbated by Greece's call for a referendum on its new aid package and austerity measures, thereby possibly threatening European leaders' attempts last week to secure the Eurozone's future.Prior to G-20 the Federal Open Market Committee meets. Despite a spate of moderately encouraging US data of late the committee is expected to merely confirm a supportive wait and see approach and possibly only allude to a third round of Quantitative Easing, says Steen.The European Central Bank meeting, also this week, which is the first to be chaired by the new President Mario Draghi will be interesting to watch to see if he already now cuts rates ...

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Title: Yen intervention worked so far; more RBA rate cuts ahead?
Runtime: 7:06
Description: In this Asia Video Andrew Robinson, Correspondent for Saxo Capital Markets, analyses the effect of the Bank of Japan's latest yen intervention and the sustainability of further actions before year end. He also comments on the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to cut rates, the first flow of PMI data in Asia and the noise surrounding the Chinese leader's visit to Europe this week.Japan's Finance Minister Jun Azumi put his money where his mouth was with unilateral intervention to weaken the yen. This is the third intervention this year with estimates suggesting it is the largest one of the three. So far it has had the intended effect with the USDJPY holding at around the 78.0 level. History however shows that it could be a longer term struggle to keep it there as after the previous two interventions this year it took only about five days for the rate to drop back to pre-intervention levels. Concerning other action it is unlikely the Bank of Japan will instigate other measures like a trading floor for the pair, similar to the Swiss National Bank's action says Andrew. The timing of the intervention ahead of the Group of 20 leaders initially took the market by surprise but in hindsight as Finance Minister Azumi had in recent weeks spoken almost daily about the problem of the strong yen it was ultimately only a matter of time before the Bank of Japan took action.Meanwhile the Reserve Bank of Australia cut the official interest rate by 25 basis points for the first time since ...

Title: 3Q earnings season's leaders and laggards
Runtime: 6:49
Description: Well into the third quarter earnings season, with more than 20 percent of the benchmark S&P 500 companies having reported their results, this video with Peter Garnry, Equity Strategist at Saxo Bank, looks at the leaders and laggards and what common threads, if any, there are across sectors. It particularly focuses on the far reaching consequences of the Eurozone crisis on banking and financial entities plus the apparent invincibility so far of companies in the energy and technology sectors to the slowing economic growth of several key economies around the globe. It also looks at the biggest earnings surprise so far from Caterpillar, which is benefitting largely from a mining boom driven primarily by China's demand for industrial metals and other mined materials used in manufacturing. Peter likens the overall lack of expression and visibility concerning 2012 earnings outlooks as akin to radio silence with very few companies daring to speak up, with some actually even avoiding guidance on the fourth quarter despite relatively reliable revenue.See more of Peter's market commentary on TradingFloor.com

Title: Video FX Update: Inflection point
Runtime: 18:26
Description: Here's an attempt at trying to see through the current fog created by the endless EU headline-driven chopfest and having a look at where markets will head in coming weeks now that we've established ranges near key inflection points.

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Investment Video Clips with Marc Faber

admin — Sat, 29 May 2010 13:51:35 +0000

Faber needs no introduction. His books include Tomorrows Gold, he writes the monthly investment newsletter The Gloom Boom & Doom Report. His is often called Dr. Doom because of his strong bearish views on the economy.

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall? | Marc Faber

Title: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall? | Marc Faber
Runtime: 67:46
Description: Presented by Marc Faber at "Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets," the Mises Circle in Manhattan on 22 May 2010 in New York, New York. Includes an introduction by Mises Institute president Douglas E. French. Dr. Faber's PowerPoint file is available for download via the following link: http://media.mises.org/mp3/misescircle-ny10/MisesCircle_NewYork_2010_Faber.ppt

Title: Marc Faber on US Bubble, 'worthless' dollar & Gold 'the Savior'
Runtime: 5:13
Description: Marc Faber, author of Gloom Boom and Doom Report says many Western governments would eventually follow the US 'inevitable' default suit. Outspoken investor and writer Marc Faber doesnt give America much time before it goes bust.

Title: Marc Faber on The Alex Jones Show 2/2: The Real Value of GOLD vs Paper in Troubled Times
Runtime: 10:20
Description: Alex talks with contrarian investment analyst and entrepreneur Marc Faber. Faber publishes the monthly investment newsletter The Gloom Boom & Doom Report. On March 9 2009, he correctly predicted a U.S. stock market bottom. http://www.gloomboomdoom.com/portalgbd/homegbd.cfm http://www.infowars.com/

Title: Marc Faber on The Alex Jones Show 1/2: The Real Value of GOLD vs Paper in Troubled Times
Runtime: 10:50
Description: Alex talks with contrarian investment analyst and entrepreneur Marc Faber. Faber publishes the monthly investment newsletter The Gloom Boom & Doom Report. On March 9 2009, he correctly predicted a U.S. stock market bottom. http://www.gloomboomdoom.com/portalgbd/homegbd.cfm http://www.infowars.com/

Video clips: Keiser Report on RT

admin — Thu, 20 May 2010 13:22:24 +0000

Watch Max Keiser new show: Keiser Report on RT. Max Keiser is a renowned financial analyst and former stockbroker. He now has his own show on RussiaToday.

“Keiser Report” – Markets! Finance! Scandal! Keiser Report is a no holds barred look at the shocking scandals behind the global financial headlines. From the collusion between Wall Street and Capitol Hill to the latest banking crime wave, from bogus government economic statistics to rigged stock markets, nothing escapes the eye of Max Keiser, a former stockbroker, inventor of the virtual specialist technology and co-founder of the Hollywood Stock Exchange. With the help of Keiser’s co-host, Stacy Herbert, and guests from around the world, Keiser Report tells you what is really going on in the global economy.

Keiser Report - On Walking Zombies (E66)

Title: Keiser Report - On Walking Zombies (E66)
Runtime: 26:40
Description: This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert talk about the walking zombies of the world's largest economies.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E62)
Runtime: 26:18
Description: This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals with stolen credits and the debt in Europe. In the second half of the show, Max talks to his guest Gregor MacDonald about the role of energy in US economy.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Drunk Brokers! (E57)
Runtime: 26:46
Description: Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the latest scandals of American newspapers that rebrand torture as 'waterboarding'; Timmy Geithner's unwitting junk bond buyers; and, bailed out American banks financing Mexican drug lords. In the second half of the show, Max talks to lawyer, Luc Saucier, about building a case of obscenity against the banks.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E56)
Runtime: 26:46
Description: On this edition of the Keiser Report, Max and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals of economic bloggers branded heretics as the high priests of economics are busy preparing "monster" money-printing and refusing to recognize housing bubble "time bombs". In the second half of the show, Max talks to Josh Brown of TheReformedBroker.com about hexopolies and financial reform.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E55)
Runtime: 26:59
Description: This time Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the latest scandals of invisible gorillas, virtual pay and China's hi-tech underclass. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Ellen Brown, author of Web of Debt, about 'deficit terrorism.'

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E54)
Runtime: 26:48
Description: This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals of a rating agency's threats, a two-tiered euro, and a rising gold price. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Gary Rivlin, author of Broke, USA.

Title: Keiser Report - Gold Grows on Armageddon (E53)
Runtime: 26:38
Description: In Episode №53 Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the latest scandals of financial news presenters speaking in tongues, EU commissioners threatening the return of dictatorships and European fund managers piling into Australian property. In the second half of the show, Max talks to the Financial Time's John Authers about his new book, The Fearful Rise of Markets.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E51)
Runtime: 26:40
Description: On this edition of Keiser Report, Max and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest round of threats by bankers to take down the global economy; Citibank reassures investors that BP could survive multiple Deepwaters... at least, financially, but then there is that small matter of "US bloodlust"; and the revolution was not twittered. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Mike Ruppert about peak oil, the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and his movie "Collapse".

Title: Keiser Report - Social Fury builds up! (E46)
Runtime: 25:05
Description: This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the scandals of guillotines and conspiracy theories, Fed rackets and capital flows. In the second half of the show, Max interviews Dr. Joern Berninger about the European "debt crisis", when France was "technically bankrupt" on May 7, and about the China bubble debate.

Title: Keiser Report - Goldman Sachs, Undeclared Enemy of the State (E45)
Runtime: 26:00
Description: This time Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the scandals of naked short selling, supplementary liquidity providers and the conspiracy of banks. In the second half of the show, Max interviews Jim Rickards about naked short selling and overwhelming the specialist system, Wall Street banks undermining Greece and Goldman Sachs as an undeclared national enemy.

Title: Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E1)
Runtime: 27:03
Description: In our new program - "Keiser report", hosted by the renowned financial analyst and former stockbroker Max Keiser - the most provocative questions in US politics are tackled head-on.

Video blogger: Jefferson Krull, Entertaining Investment clips from HitTheBid

admin — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:58:17 +0000

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FREE THE BULL Part 2 - HIT THE BID

Title: FREE THE BULL Part 2 - HIT THE BID
Runtime: 2:26
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Title: Krull to Arms 2-7-2012
Runtime: 2:14
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Title: Do you believe in this market now? Dow 20 thou
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Runtime: 12:14
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Runtime: 5:13
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Runtime: 9:48
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Title: Krull To Arms 1/13/2012
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Title: Krull to arms 1-10-2012 The Armagedarally continues
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Runtime: 8:22
Description: email me at Jefferson@hitthebid.com to join my flock

Title: Short squeeze in SODA ( soda stream) Hit the Bid chat room top pick
Runtime: 6:07
Description: one of our top traders has been long the SODA for the last 2 weeks. Congrats to Greg A for hanging on

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Video clips about The Federal Reserve

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:01:53 +0000

The Federal Reserve System, aka Federal Reserve, and the Fed, is the central banking system of the United States. It was created in 1913 by the enactment of the Federal Reserve Act, largely as a response to a series of financial panics or bank runs, particularly a severe panic in 1907. Over time, the roles and responsibilities of the Federal Reserve System have expanded and its structure has evolved. Movie clips in this list raise critical voices of the logic of the money printing press.

$100 Note Unveiling Video

Title: $100 Note Unveiling Video
Runtime: 1:22
Description

Title: $5 Bill Unveiling Video
Runtime: 4:00
Description

Title: Financial Services Hearing March 25
Runtime: 8:50
Description: Congressman Ron Paul has an opportunity to give an opening statement and question witness, Fed Chair Ben Bernanke at a hearing on "Unwinding Emergency Federal Reserve Liquidity Programs and Implications for Economic Recovery"

Title: Congressman Paul Questions Geithner
Runtime: 5:30
Description: What part of Austrian economic theory don't you agree with?

Title: Ron Paul - The Ed Show - MSNBC 12/03/09
Runtime: 5:49
Description: On Thursday, December 3, 2009, Congressman Paul appeared on MSNBC's "The ED Show" to discuss Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's nomination hearing for a second term, as well as the need to Audit the Fed.

Title: Ron Paul - The Kudlow Report, 11/30/09
Runtime: 8:00
Description: On Monday night, Congressman Paul appeared on CNBC to debate former ITC chief economist Peter Morici over the Federal Reserve's role in the economy and the need for greater transparency at the Fed.

Title: How the Fed is Retarding Recovery | Robert P. Murphy
Runtime: 37:44
Description: Presented by Robert P. Murphy at the Mises Circle in Newport Beach, California; 14 November 2009. Sponsored by Louis E. Carabini. Includes an introduction by Douglas E. French.

Title: Fall of the Republic HQ full length version
Runtime: 144:19
Description: Order the DVD at: http://infowars-shop.stores.yahoo.net/faofreprofba.html#order Fall Of The Republic documents how an offshore corporate cartel is bankrupting the US economy by design. Leaders are now declaring that world government has arrived and that the dollar will be replaced by a new global currency. President Obama has brazenly violated Article 1 Section 9 of the US Constitution by seating himself at the head of United Nations' Security Council, thus becoming the first US president to chair the world body. A scientific dictatorship is in its final stages of completion, and laws protecting basic human rights are being abolished worldwide; an iron curtain of high-tech tyranny is now descending over the planet. A worldwide regime controlled by an unelected corporate elite is implementing a planetary carbon tax system that will dominate all human activity and establish a system of neo-feudal slavery. The image makers have carefully packaged Obama as the world's savior; he is the Trojan Horse manufactured to pacify the people just long enough for the globalists to complete their master plan. This film reveals the architecture of the New World Order and what the power elite have in store for humanity. More importantly it communicates how We The People can retake control of our government, turn the criminal tide and bring the tyrants to justice. A film by Alex jones

Investment Video Clips with Ron Paul

admin — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:51:02 +0000

Ron Paul, called the Champion of the Constitution, is an American physician and Republican Congressman for the state of Texas. He is also against the Federal Reserve, and in 2009 he published the book End the Fed. He is not an investor per say, but he has many good points on the economy.

Ron Paul on C-SPAN's Newsmakers (Pt. 2) 12/19/10

Title: Ron Paul on C-SPAN's Newsmakers (Pt. 2) 12/19/10
Runtime: 13:34
Description: Dec. 19, 2010 - Congressman Ron Paul was recently named Chair of the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and he joins CSPAN's Newsmakers to discuss his strategy and philosophy for the new appointment. Sign up at www.CampaignForLiberty.com for more updates.

Title: Ron Paul on C-SPAN's Newsmakers (Pt. 1) 12/19/10
Runtime: 11:29
Description: Dec. 19, 2010 - Congressman Ron Paul was recently named Chair of the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and he joins CSPAN's Newsmakers to discuss his strategy and philosophy for the new appointment. Sign up at www.CampaignForLiberty.com for more updates.

Title: Street Signs 61510
Runtime: 7:27
Description: Congressman Paul discusses the oil spill and liability, and gold and conflicts of interest...

Title: Ron Paul: Obamacare Is Bad For Your Health
Runtime: 4:36
Description: http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com Ron Paul: Obamacare Is Bad For Your Health

Title: Ron Paul Why Big Government Hates Gold
Runtime: 3:49
Description: http://ronpaul1.blogspot.com Why Big Government Hates Gold by Ron Paul This past week several emerging and ongoing crises took attention away from the ongoing sovereign debt problems in Greece. The bailouts are merely kicking the can down the road and making things worse for taxpaying citizens here and abroad. Greece is unfortunately not unique in its irresponsible spending habits. Greek-style debt explosions are quickly spreading to other nations one by one and yes, the United Stated is one of the dominoes on down the line. Time and again it has been proven that the Keynesian system of big government and fiat paper money are abject failures in the long run. However, the nature of government is to ignore reality when there is an avenue that allows growth in power and control. Thus, most politicians and economists will ignore the long-term damage of Keynesianism in the early stage of a bubble when there is the illusion of prosperity, suggesting that the basic laws of economics have been repealed. In fact, one way to tell that a bubble is about to burst is if economists start talking about how the government and the central banks have repealed the business cycle. The truth is, the laws of economics are constant and real, no matter how inconvenient they might be to politicians and bankers. This reality is setting in and the bills are coming due. In the meantime, countries that have no money have bailed out other countries that have no money except for the phony money created by politicians, bureaucrats, and their partners in crime at the central banks. This may be preventing big, well-connected banks from having to take on massive debt, but it is all at the expense of the taxpaying citizen. As government and central banks continue the cycle of spending and inflating, the purchasing power of their currencies is constantly being degraded. These currencies are what the people are working for and saving. This inflation guts the savings and earnings of the people who have very limited options for protecting themselves against these ravages. One option is to convert their fiat currency into something out of reach of central banks and government spending, such as gold or silver. It is fairly typical in the midst of economic crises like these for gold to come under attack by Keynesian economists and their amen corner in the media. The arguments against gold are usually straw men based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose of buying gold. Gold is not a typical investment. It is a defense against the predictable behavior of governments to debase a fiat currency under its absolute control. The people who run the printing presses have trouble shutting them off. In order to limit one's exposure to this reckless behavior it is wise to exchange unsound assets for sound ones. As the foundation for their power, their fiat currency, is rejected or avoided, government power is compromised. Fiat currencies trade the people's freedom and security for the government's freedom to squander the wealth of the nation on wasteful pet programs, wars and corruption. This is why the freedom of the people is so intertwined with a sound monetary unit. This is also why the founders liked gold and silver and supporters of big government hate them. -- Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, and a return to sound monetary policies.

Title: Fox Business May10
Runtime: 2:59
Description: on the global financial bailout of Greece and the American taxpayer.

Title: Ron Paul speech at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference
Runtime: 30:39
Description: Ron Paul speech at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference More details at http://ronpaul1.blogspot.com

Title: Congressman Paul Questions Geithner
Runtime: 5:30
Description: What part of Austrian economic theory don't you agree with?

Title: Congressman Paul discusses NationalID with Megyn Kelly
Runtime: 5:12
Description: on Fox News

Title: Floor Statement on Assasinations
Runtime: 5:11
Description: Congressman Paul speaks on the floor about assassinations of Americans by their own government

Title: Congressman Paul Questions Bernanke
Runtime: 5:08
Description: at the Humphrey Hawkins Hearing on agreements with foreign central banks and Greece, specifically.

Title: Opening Statement of Congressman Paul at Humphrey Hawkins Hearing
Runtime: 3:10
Description: Fed Chairman Bernanke is before the Financial Services Committee to testify on monetary policy and the state of the economy.

Title: January 20, 2010 Competing Currencies
Runtime: 5:48
Description: Congressman Paul makes the case for his legislation to allow competing currencies

Title: March 19, 2009 Floor Speech on the AIG Bonuses
Runtime: 2:17
Description: From 2009: Many are more upset about the $165 million in bonuses AIG gave out than they are about the Fed creating $5 trillion out of thin air.

Title: Feb 25, 2009 Floor Speech - End the Fed
Runtime: 4:42
Description: 5 minute speech making the case for ending the Fed and its manipulation of monetary policy.

Title: Jan 21 2009 Floor Speech in Opposition to Bailouts and TARP
Runtime: 4:50
Description: From 2009: Dr. Paul talks about accountability and consequences in relation to government bailout programs

Title: Dec 10, 2008 Floor Speech in Opposition to the Auto Bailouts
Runtime: 2:23
Description: Congressman Paul speaks for 2 minutes in opposition to the auto bailout, and on monetary policy

Title: Ron Paul on Alex Jones Tv 3/3: Obama's Hypocrisy & The Continued Loss of Freedoms!
Runtime: 5:35
Description: Alex welcomes back to the show Ron Paul, Republican Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas, physician, member of the Liberty Caucus, founder of the advocacy group Campaign for Liberty, and former presidential candidate. Dr. Paul's latest books are End The Fed (2009), and The Revolution: A Manifesto (2008). Paul introduced HR 1207, a bill to audit the Federal Reserve, on February 26, 2009. http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ http://www.ronpaul.com/ http://www.infowars.com/ http://prisonplanet.tv/

Title: Ron Paul on Alex Jones Tv 2/3: Obama's Hypocrisy & The Continued Loss of Freedoms!
Runtime: 10:19
Description: Alex welcomes back to the show Ron Paul, Republican Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas, physician, member of the Liberty Caucus, founder of the advocacy group Campaign for Liberty, and former presidential candidate. Dr. Paul's latest books are End The Fed (2009), and The Revolution: A Manifesto (2008). Paul introduced HR 1207, a bill to audit the Federal Reserve, on February 26, 2009. http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ http://www.ronpaul.com/ http://www.infowars.com/ http://prisonplanet.tv/

Title: Ron Paul on Alex Jones Tv 1/3: Obama's Hypocrisy & The Continued Loss of Freedoms!
Runtime: 9:59
Description: Alex welcomes back to the show Ron Paul, Republican Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas, physician, member of the Liberty Caucus, founder of the advocacy group Campaign for Liberty, and former presidential candidate. Dr. Paul's latest books are End The Fed (2009), and The Revolution: A Manifesto (2008). Paul introduced HR 1207, a bill to audit the Federal Reserve, on February 26, 2009. http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ http://www.ronpaul.com/ http://www.infowars.com/ http://prisonplanet.tv/

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Investment Video Clips with Peter Schiff

admin — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:42:10 +0000

Peter Schiff, notorious bearish on the U.S market, and predicted the collapse of the United States housing bubble, subprime mortgage crisis and overall economic meltdown before it materialized.

Peter Schiff on CNBC 03_25_11

Title: Peter Schiff on CNBC 03_25_11
Runtime: 2:30
Description: http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff on CNBC 03_25_11

Title: Peter Schiff on the Kudlow Report CNBC 01_24_11
Runtime: 7:16
Description: go to http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff on the Kudlow Report CNBC 01_24_11

Title: Peter Schiff Inflationary Nightmare Coming January 24, 2011
Runtime: 5:35
Description: go to http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff Inflationary Nightmare Coming January 24, 2011

Title: Peter Schiff predictions for 2011 - CNBC 12/31/10
Runtime: 5:50
Description: go to http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff predictions for 2011 - CNBC 12/31/10

Title: Peter Schiff on CNBC 12_29_10
Runtime: 2:40
Description: go to http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff on CNBC 12_29_10

Title: Peter Schiff on Goldseek Radio 17 Dec 2010
Runtime: 23:49
Description: http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff on Goldseek Radio 17 Dec 2010

Title: Peter Schiff on CNBC 11/05/10
Runtime: 4:00
Description: http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff on CNBC 11/05/10

Title: Peter Schiff It's Scary How Clueless Bernanke Is
Runtime: 5:57
Description: http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com for details Peter Schiff It's Scary How Clueless Bernanke Is

Title: Peter Schiff on CNBC - is US The Next Greece or Japan? 24 May 2010
Runtime: 5:29
Description: Peter Schiff on CNBC - is US The Next Greece or Japan? 24 May 2010 more details at http://peterschiffchannel.blogspot.com

Title: Peter Schiff Buy Gold it could go to $10 000/oz CNBC 05-11-10
Runtime: 6:58
Description: Peter Schiff Buy Gold it could go to $10 000/oz CNBC 05-11-10

Title: Peter Schiff on Goldseekradio.com 20 Dec 2009
Runtime: 20:12
Description: http://www.goldbug.tk for more Peter Schiff on Goldseekradio.com 20 Dec 2009

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 11
Runtime: 4:36
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 11 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 10
Runtime: 9:55
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 10 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 9
Runtime: 9:55
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 9 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 8
Runtime: 9:56
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 8 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 7
Runtime: 9:58
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 7 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 6
Runtime: 9:57
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 6 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 5
Runtime: 9:54
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 5 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 4
Runtime: 9:53
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 4 of 11).

Title: Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital Conference - Part 3
Runtime: 9:48
Description: Peter Schiff discusses politics, world economies, and investment strategies (Part 3 of 11).

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Investment Video Clips with Warren Buffet

admin — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:34:02 +0000

Various clips where Warren Buffet talks about investing and other things. He only buys what he understands and is usually very down to earth.

Warren Buffett is Bullish on America's Future

Title: Warren Buffett is Bullish on America's Future
Runtime: 9:52
Description: Cathy Baron Tamraz, President and Chief Executive Officer of Business Wire, interviews Warren Buffett, Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (Video: Business Wire) Business Wire Press Release: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20091029005884/en

Title: Charlie Rose - Warren Buffett
Runtime: 3:17
Description: Warren Buffett

Title: TAXES: Warren Buffett - Rich Taxed Too Little, Poor Too Much
Runtime: 5:17
Description: 11.14.07 Senate Finance Committee hearing

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 7
Runtime: 9:34
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 7

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 8
Runtime: 8:48
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 8

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 10
Runtime: 7:52
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 10

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 6
Runtime: 8:29
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 6

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 3
Runtime: 9:07
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 3

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 5
Runtime: 8:32
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 5

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 2
Runtime: 10:00
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 2

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 9
Runtime: 6:28
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 9

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 4
Runtime: 6:33
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 4

Title: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 1
Runtime: 9:52
Description: Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 1

Investment Video Clips with Donald Trump

admin — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:19:37 +0000

Watch movie clips with Donald Trump. Donald Trump is an expert in real estate investing, TV start, and marketing genius. So you better pay attention.

Lopez Tonight Simpler Times w Donald Trump (5172010)

Title: Lopez Tonight Simpler Times w Donald Trump (5172010)
Runtime: 4:38
Description

Title: Donald Trump: I want to be alive in 5 years
Runtime: 2:24
Description: Donald J. Trump talks about the future of the Miss USA Pageant as well as where he wants to be in 5 years.

Title: Donald Trump Proves His Hair Is Real!
Runtime: 1:03
Description: Business mogul Donald Trump joins Ryan Seacrest's radio show and finally puts to rest the question of if he wears a hairpiece or not.

Title: TV Star Ivanka Trump on her new book
Runtime: 2:47
Description: Listen as businesswoman Ivanka Trump talks about THE TRUMP CARD, her new book for young women on how to achieve success in any field. Get more on Ivanka Trump at SimonandSchuster.com: http://authors.simonandschuster.com/Ivanka-Trump/61462662?mcd=vd_youtube

Title: Kendra Todd Biography Video
Runtime: 6:50
Description: Biography Video

Investment Video Clips with Jim Rogers

admin — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:16:08 +0000

Investment clips with Jim Rogers, the commodity guru and Asia bull.

Financial Guru Jim Rogers covers Fed Funny Money on Freedom Watch 12/21/10

Title: Financial Guru Jim Rogers covers Fed Funny Money on Freedom Watch 12/21/10
Runtime: 6:32
Description: Dec. 21, 2010 - Financial guru, Jim Rogers, joins Judge Andrew Napolitano on Freedom Watch to discuss sound investments, the Federal Reserve, and basic economic principles on the path to prosperity. Sign up at www.CampaignForLiberty.com for more updates

Title: Jim Rogers on CNBC Kudlow Report 12_7_10
Runtime: 11:35
Description: http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com for details Jim Rogers techticker Money time to buy the Euro Europe Peter schiff Obama gold silver federal reserve economic collapse crisis michael maloney gata inflation alan greenspan ben bernanke LTCM max keiser stacy herbert comex GATA dollar fiat amero currency bretton stock market crash rothschild jp morgan goldman sachs credit hyperinflation celente weimar Moriarty bullion coin manipulation lindsey williams bob chapman IMF bailout larouche alex jones ron paul conspiracy finance speech news

Title: Jim Rogers on CNBC 12_07_10
Runtime: 9:20
Description: http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com for details Jim Rogers techticker Money time to buy the Euro Europe Peter schiff Obama gold silver federal reserve economic collapse crisis michael maloney gata inflation alan greenspan ben bernanke LTCM max keiser stacy herbert comex GATA dollar fiat amero currency bretton stock market crash rothschild jp morgan goldman sachs credit hyperinflation celente weimar Moriarty bullion coin manipulation lindsey williams bob chapman IMF bailout larouche alex jones ron paul conspiracy finance speech news

Title: Jim Rogers on QE2 - 'It has never worked' (20-Nov-10)(UNDERSTANDING NWO ECONOMICS series)
Runtime: 6:24
Description: *For more detailed 'INFORMATION' or 'SEARCH' on the 'AUTHOR', 'SUBJECT' and 'RELATED TOPICS' use our 'YOUSEARXCH' facility - Google - TheYouArchive2010- followed by - the authors 'NAME'/'TITLE' or - 'SERIES' title. *For 'QUALITY INFORMATION' (QI), videos, news and features contained in our Associate Channels and Digital Information Platforms, Google 'yousearxch-' (followed by 'name' or 'series title') for a 'global search' or click on 'yousearxch' tag, for YouTube only search. TheYouArchive2010

Title: Jim Rogers on Financial Sens Newshour 19 Nov 2010
Runtime: 21:07
Description: http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com for details

Title: Jim Rogers: Ireland should go bankrupt!
Runtime: 2:24
Description: RT talks to author, financial commentator and investor Jim Rogers about the debt-stricken Ireland and EU's attempts to save it. RT on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RTnews RT on Twitter: http://twitter.com/RT_com

Title: How I See the World Today: Question and Answer Period | Jim Rogers
Runtime: 61:31
Description: Featuring Jim Rogers with Lew Rockwell at the 2010 Mises Institute Supporters Summit: "The Economic Recovery: Washington's Big Lie." Recorded in Auburn, Alabama; 9 October 2010.

Title: How I See the World Today | Jim Rogers
Runtime: 18:00
Description: Presented by Jim Rogers at the 2010 Mises Institute Supporters Summit: "The Economic Recovery: Washington's Big Lie." Recorded in Auburn, Alabama; 9 October 2010. The follow-up Question and Answer Period is available for viewing here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX1EWYaKOck

Title: Jim Rogers: Buy Silver- CNN Money 6-21-2010
Runtime: 5:07
Description: http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com Jim Rogers: Buy Silver- CNN Money 6-21-2010

Title: Jim Rogers on the Financial Crisis (22/Apr/10) (5/5) (UNDERSTANDING NWO ECONOMICS SERIES)
Runtime: 6:13
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Title: Jimmy Rogers Bullish on US Dollars ?!
Runtime: 11:00
Description: more Jimmy Rogers Interviews at : http://www.jimrogers.tk

Title: Jim Rogers on the China Bubble
Runtime: 7:49
Description: Jim Rogers on the China Bubble http://www.Jimrogers.tk for more http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com http://www.Jimrogers.tk http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com http://www.Jimrogers.tk http://jimrogers1.blogspot.com