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[OTE153] On the Edge with Dan Collins

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[OTE132] On the Edge with Dan Collins of The China Money Report

This guy, Dan Collins, has a great new site, The China Money Report, which covers all the local news in China, especially gold and silver!

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China Threatens Further Downgrade of U.S. Debt

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Max Keiser: China to beat IMF to Italy’s gold

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Financial Earthquake Triggered by Loan Shark Business

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Spies in China Said To Be Behind IMF Hacking

Stacy Summary:  Is this really hacking?  Or as China basically vendor finances several of the top member IMF countries . . . perhaps it views itself as just looking over its ‘investments?’  I mean, heck, recipients of welfare (certain sorts anyway) in America must subject themselves to drug tests (thanks to a ‘libertarian’ governor), so maybe this is China’s equivalent – - just conducting to surveillance to make sure there is no benefits fraud going on?

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China to punish local officials for excessive debt

Murderer hung in Missouri in the 1860′s.

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Rothschild’s Indonesian Coal Play Pays Off Handsomely

Stacy Summary:  Deniers will shriek. But at Maxkeiser.com we live in the real world and so give you only the real data. Live in cuckoo land if you wish, but please don’t talk in your sleep. For real worlders – you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to know that we have hit peak oil, all the evidence supports that. As we have told you for years, however, forget what you hear (shrieked) about renewables, the plan is, and always was, coal. As you will see below, the empirical evidence is now supporting this. Our earlier assertions, however, were made based on Department of Energy own forecasts and by facts on the ground (i.e, the UK began building new coal mining operations). Our assertions were met by bombardments of shriek about peak oil being a hoax. Whatever. Just look at the frigging data. And note that this increase in coal use will lead to more global warming; you can shriek all you want but the plan is geo-engineering and not what the shriekers are shrieking about carbon taxes. Look at the facts. Trust me, you will end up dead, broke or just plain stupid if you scurry around like a headless chicken thanks to the shriekers.

Indonesia, in particular, raised its production of coal by an almost insane 20% over 2009. Indeed, a number of the regions that I have previously identified as having deep, recoverable reserves raised production in 2010 by substantial margins. The global transition back to coal is fully on course, with a veritable second Age of Coal now on the horizon.

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China warns U.S. debt default is ‘playing with fire’

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China is now top gold bug as investment demand doubles

Stacy Summary:  As I noted in my analysis yesterday of the silver supply and demand equation compared to 1980, a time to which many former silver bulls, forever silver bears and the BBC are now comparing today’s market, a time when China wasn’t even a pimple on the imagination of precious metals buyers and sellers.  Many analysts fail to even consider the nearly one and a half billion new consumers in China and their investment demands for precious metals, especially in light of their government pegging the yuan to the rapidly depreciating dollar. Remember, the combined populations of China and India today is nearly equal to the global population in 1980.

China’s investment demand for gold more than doubled to 90.9 metric tons in the first three months of the year, outpacing India’s modest rise to 85.6 tons, the World Gold Council said in its quarterly report on Thursday. China now accounts for 25% of gold investment demand, compared with India’s 23%.

The report underscores the rising appetite for gold among the growing middle-class in China.

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