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Added: Nov-25-2012 Occurred On: Nov-25-2012
By: planesailing
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Tags: E371, keiser, report, max keiser, colossal, collapse, coming, 2012, silver, gold, markets
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  • There are 2 parts of the USA housing market: low end part which is in decline and the high end part which is always dominated by foreigners and thus is always awash with money (almost always ill-gotten) and the luxury housing is giving us an illusion that the market is going up, no, it's just the opposite. Many wealthy individuals from Spain , Greece and Italy are now moving their money from Swiss bank accounts into real estate. For example, in the last 4 years, almost ALL super expensive real e More..

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  • What a good show!

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  • Recessios are designed to steal wealth from the have Littles.

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  • i kind of want to bang Stacey

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  • WTF are these people?

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  • I agree that silver is a better investment than gold and will have a higher percentage increase. Silver is both money and a commodity that is used in industry so most of it has been used up over the last 60 years. Thus, there is more above ground gold than silver in the world today. And, I remember that silver was less than $5 not that many years ago. Its now over $30 and will easily go over $50 within several years.

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  • I don't take investment advice from RT, just as I don't get my news from RT.

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    • @MB-UK
      Prior to the 2008 crash I had a conversation with a friend in the banking industry about this very thing .....banks foreclosing and becoming land lords....interesting

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    • @MB-UK
      yea at the time it just seemed so obviose....you know id see empty lots being re sold over and over for 10-20% more each time and i thought to my self...
      where is the value?
      wtf are the banks thinking?
      then it dawned on me ......

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  • It is more of a currency collapse than a bull market in precious metals and commodities.

    Buy gold, silver... As well as 'lead & brass' and food.

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  • RT, thus by nature I'm leaning to call bullshit. However, he does make some good points.

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  • Keiser looks like an evil comic book character

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    • @dallenvt Owning an iPad and being able to buy chicken and chips doesn't make life better. In the past the middle classes owned property and their own businesses. These days that's becoming less and less.

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    • @planesailing I think the so-called "boom" of the real estate in London or New York is mostly because of wealthy foreigners laundering their ill gotten assets by investing into real estate which drives all the other prices up - Russians, Saudis and others. There is a very interesting article on what and who actually drives these "booms"
      http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-09-30/money-laundering-driven-real-estate-boom-ending

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    • @dallenvt Indeed, it's the same in London and has been for some time.

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