Where to hide your money as the world banking system collaps

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Where to hide your money as the world banking system collaps

An SI Board Since January 2001

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I remember in 1990's the flight of capital into safe havens as many predicted major bank failures. After the Fed CUT rates, and the derivitives rumors began, the question of who is the safe haven to place your assets? Do you give it to Citigroup and SSB assuming they are to big to fail? Are there banks that have conservitivly managed their risk and can be trusted? If a real derivitive explosion occurs and Nikei colapses below 13K then a real bonifide banking crisis could submerge the world into a real life depression. I am not saying this will occur, but better safe then sorry. Any Ideas out there?

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41	BLOATED NY BUDGET BALOONS TO $132B Posted: 6:07 pm March 29, 2009 New York'	Ruffian	-	3/29/2009
40	<i> In effect, when the last price of a share is higher, inflation has h	Follies	-	3/24/2001
39	Let me this again. I do agree that the original seller has $100 and there is sti	David W. Taylor	-	2/2/2001
38	<<If you bought a house for $100,000, you would say: "I own a house&q	TobagoJack	-	2/2/2001
37	<i>Say you bought some MSFT at $100 and the market has caused it to declin	Michael H	-	2/2/2001
36	<< Your money is never lost, it is just in someone else possession now.>	David W. Taylor	-	2/2/2001
35	<<Your money is never lost, it is just in someone else possession now>&	TobagoJack	-	2/2/2001
34	Your money is never lost, it is just in someone else possession now. Michael	Michael H	-	2/2/2001
33	I suppose we can always hide our money in the stock market, where no one, not ev	TobagoJack	-	2/1/2001
32	Typical soft whiney American: place a spec bet, lose, then sue someone else for	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	1/11/2001
31	You might want to pose your question to Michael Burke Subject 6780 He's on	Dennis O'Bell	-	1/11/2001
30	Message 14971834	TobagoJack	-	1/11/2001
29	AFAIK there is a Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (Gata) in Geneva, which is alr	Michael H	-	1/11/2001
28	There actually are a couple of speculative diving companies, I have seen a TV sp	Michael H	-	1/11/2001
27	That's interesting Auric...I believe there were a bunch of speculative "	oldirtybastard	-	1/11/2001
26	Why is it whenever someone on a chat board isn't making money in a POSistion	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	1/10/2001
25	Why is it whenever someone on a chat board isn't making money in a POSistion	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	1/10/2001
24	A couple of theories why the gold price is not moving up: (1) The central banks	Michael H	-	1/10/2001
23	Interesting. Ever hear of the SS Central America? Well Mr. Goldfinger was an inv	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	1/10/2001
22	Hi Sir Auric Goldfinger, I agree with you that gold is currently very attractive	TobagoJack	-	1/9/2001
21	mike, How about flyby night repositories like etrade or datek? Of course long ac	Agamemnon	-	1/8/2001
20	In the event of a crisis the magnitude of which you are referring to, "pape	Archie Meeties	-	1/8/2001
19	There are some interesting theories on the factors behind the events creating to	Yorikke	-	1/8/2001
18	HGMCY,GOLD,HG,TVX,NEM my favorites. TVX most speculative, NEM most conserv.	marginmike	-	1/7/2001
17	Sir Auric Goldfinger, what is the best way to be invested in gold..if it is gold	200ma	-	1/7/2001

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