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28805Quite true, but its mostly holding its own against other currencies. Does that mecrire-10/11/2012
28804"There is no sign of Dollar destruction" images.angelpub.comNOW310/11/2012
28803You are the imbecile here. Recently you posted some idiocy about COMEX paying thecrire410/10/2012
28802The post to which you refer emphasizes the contrast between the U.S and Japan ececrire-10/10/2012
28801<Japan suffered many years of deflation> Japan was exporting several hundrGST1210/10/2012
28800[graphic]The Barracuda™210/10/2012
28799>>>If the Fed succeeds in its mission.its balance sheet will be repleniTommaso1010/10/2012
28798[graphic] "There is no sign of Dollar destruction..."benwood210/10/2012
28797Someone compares Japan to U.S. Japan suffered many years of deflation in the aftecrire110/10/2012
28796Let's keep it going.Bonefish-10/10/2012
28795I am not sure you get it -- we import capital to the tune of a trillion dollars GST1310/10/2012
28794Unlike the U.S. Japan had no external debt.ecrire110/10/2012
28793Here's an absolutely foolproof piece of investment advice. For less than theTommaso210/10/2012
28792is that right? tell that to Japan. tell that to USANOW310/10/2012
28791Sounds like they want to put out their data in more widely recognised form, samemarcos-10/10/2012
28790marcos, would like an helpful commentary from you if you have a minute. I'mIngotWeTrust-10/10/2012
28789That's pretty obvious. Those low interest rates, they hope,encourage businesecrire-10/10/2012
28788I dunno...I don't see it...maybe it's me...shouldn't POG be around $TheSlowLane310/10/2012
28787Pretty much, yeah.Jim McMannis-10/10/2012
28786<The idea of QE3 stimulus is to revive the economy and, thus, hiring.> No GST310/10/2012
28785In my view, as expressed here before, the pattern of following the ups and downsecrire-10/9/2012
28784Where do you think it's going? I don't think it's piling up, myself.Jim McMannis110/9/2012
28783The idea of QE3 stimulus is to revive the economy and, thus, hiring. This is notecrire-10/9/2012
28782<money printing is not entering the economic mainstream> Poppycock. It notGST910/9/2012
28781'How about laying on of the leeches' - mmm, better not here, this is Stomarcos-10/9/2012
28780Save one gold stock I've already sold out. But I do trade. Gold stocks had Jim McMannis110/9/2012
28779That's why Gold is at 1700 not 1200. Manufacturing and industrial prices areecrire-10/9/2012
28778Anyone who says there is no inflation is just looking for 4 more years of no infJim McMannis210/9/2012
28777They have the ability to raise rates real slow. So you hardly notice. gJim McMannis-10/9/2012
28776Retail inflation is suckers who took the red pill. Meanwhile, my electric ratesbenwood410/9/2012
28775And I thought gas prices and my grocery bills were getting astronomically higherPaxb2u910/9/2012
28774The money printing is not entering the economic mainstream but into excess bank ecrire-10/9/2012
28773Vacant bullroar. There is only printing followed by printing followed by printinGST810/9/2012
28772In the absence of new developments. the pattern of higher stocks, weaker dollar ecrire110/8/2012
28771I too reviewed the developments of recent days and came to this startling concluGST810/8/2012
28770Weakness across the board everywhere. Unless we see support in the a.m it may caecrire-10/7/2012
28769Protests and violence continue in South African mines. These episodes may continecrire-10/6/2012
28768video.cnbc.com Sandstorm CEO interview with Cramervoop110/6/2012
28767How about laying on of the leeches, time for that too, yes? Meanwhile...CaptaTheSlowLane110/6/2012
28766Nothing serious; could be just normal profits taken, I suspect the broad market ecrire-10/5/2012
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