Sunday, May 19, 2013

Global Thermonuclear Devaluation | Zero Hedge

Global Thermonuclear Devaluation | Zero Hedge: "This new plan has been devised by the hedgehogs of Davos. Devalue all of the currencies in the world against goods and services and pay a far smaller price for what is desired and needed. The scheme is not exactly friendly to commodities either. Never in the history of the world have the economies been so connected or the central banks acting in such concert to be able to pull something like this off but the bet has been made. The money is on the table."

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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Still Buying? - What a joke this is !!! Short this pig but keep powder in the tank

Still Buying? | Zero Hedge:

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Youth Unemployment Could 'Scar' an Entire Generation: ILO

Youth Unemployment Could 'Scar' an Entire Generation: ILO:

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Generation J(obless): A Quarter Of The Planet's Youth Is Neither Working Nor Studying | Zero Hedge

Generation J(obless): A Quarter Of The Planet's Youth Is Neither Working Nor Studying | Zero Hedge:

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11 Reasons Why The Federal Reserve Should Be Abolished | Zero Hedge

11 Reasons Why The Federal Reserve Should Be Abolished | Zero Hedge: "So how can the Federal Reserve get away with claiming that we are in a "low inflation" environment?

Well, what Ben Bernanke never tells you is that the way that the government calculates inflation has changed more than 20 times since 1978.

The truth is that the real rate of inflation is somewhere between five and ten percent right now, but you will never hear about this on the mainstream news."

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Jeremy Grantham: "We Have Been Conned" | Zero Hedge

Jeremy Grantham: "We Have Been Conned" | Zero Hedge: "We’re transferring wealth from the poor to the rich by keeping interest rates low. "

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Friday, May 3, 2013

Apple Avoids $9.2 Billion in Taxes With Debt Deal - Bloomberg

Apple Avoids $9.2 Billion in Taxes With Debt Deal - Bloomberg: "If the funds had come from Apple’s offshore cash pile of about $100 billion, the Cupertino, California-based iPhone maker would have had to pay a 35 percent tax to repatriate the money, Granovsky said. That means Apple avoided about $9.2 billion in taxes. And since interest payments are tax-deductible, that’s another $100 million a year"

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