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Terry Sacka: The Wealth Transfer “Stock Market and the World System” 2-28-2013

April 21st, 2013

Terry Sacka on The Wealth Transfer show on the Christian Television Network discussing the deception of the world’s market system and how the circumvention of truth could impact your savings and retirement.

Proverbs 22:7 “The rich willeth over the poor” and “The borrower is servant to the lender”. Where are you on that scale?

There’s a great wealth transfer taking place right now. Are you on the Read the rest of this entry »

Gold and Silver Begin to Bottom Out at Oversold Levels

March 7th, 2013

After melting down for three weeks straight, gold and silver prices are oversold and finding support at nine-month lows thanks to short covering and bargain hunting — even as the U.S. dollar continues to strengthen. This suggests precious metals are forming a significant bottom, market technicians say. Meanwhile, traders await the February employment report due Friday to assess whether the Federal Reserve has reason to taper its aggressive monetary stimulus program, known as quantitative easing, or QE.

Although investor demand for gold ETFs may have dropped, interest in gold bars and coins is exploding, dealers say.

“Remember Russia imported 600 tons of gold last year, central banks are continuing to buy and China is near passing India as a world gold importer,” Terry Sacka, chief strategist at Cornerstone Asset Metals in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., wrote in an email. “The U.S. mint sold more silver in February than four months combined last year. They actually stopped selling for a period and have raised prices. That doesn’t sound like a market softening, just shifting.”

The gold bugs contend the underlying fundamental reasons to own gold remain the same.

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Learn more about how buying gold and silver today is a smart move for your investment portfolio.

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Terry Sacka: The Wealth Transfer Opening Show 12-27-2012

February 13th, 2013



Terry Sacka on the The Wealth Transfer opening show on the Christian Television Network discussing Global Economics, Biblical Principles and Protecting & Preserving your Family’s Wealth.

The Great Transfer of Wealth

Did You Know?

In the 60′s, a paper U.S. dollar was called a ‘Silver Certificate’? You could take it to the bank and Read the rest of this entry »

New Year Economic Outlook – January 1, 2013

January 1st, 2013

Out With 2012, In With 2013

Should the Republicans support the proposed “fiscal cliff” bill? Keith Boykin, Former Clinton White House Aide; Larry Elder, author and radio talk show host; and Roger Stone, Republican Strategist, share Read the rest of this entry »

12%-15% Return For Gold in 2013

December 28th, 2012

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David Mcalvany, CEO, McAlvany Financial Group explains why gold will still bring in returns next year as demand from both investors and central banks will continue to hold up. Read the rest of this entry »

Economic Realities of the US Economy (Charts)

December 13th, 2012

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Conditions show weakness, not improvement. Soft-land enthusiasts face rude awakening challenges. Later in 2012 and especially 2013, expect tougher times to reshape their outlook. They’re always notoriously behind the curve.

Bad policy begets bad results. Force-fed austerity promises hard times getting nasty. In fall 2007, residential housing’s reversal shaped events going forward. administration policies have been spectacularly wrongheaded. Planned late year austerity when stimulus is needed will be disastrous.

Inflation is much higher than reported. So is unemployment, growing poverty, and public pain. At the same time, high food, energy, medical, transportation and other costs grow more unaffordable. Households with limited resources feel it most.Home prices haven’t stabilized. Meaningful job creation is moribund. Solutions for issues this important aren’t addressed. Rhetoric substitutes for sound policy.

The following charts display the economic realities looming in regards to the U.S. Economy. Read the rest of this entry »

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Chinese Group Buys 80% of AIG Plane Unit for $4.2 Billion

December 11th, 2012

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Photographer: Ramin Talaie/Bloomberg

A Chinese group agreed to buy 80.1 percent of American International Group Inc. (AIG)’s plane-leasing unit for $4.23 billion in the nation’s largest acquisition of a U.S. company.

The International Lease Finance Corp. acquirers, led by New China Trust Co. Chairman Weng Xianding, have an option to buy another 9.9 percent, New York-based AIG said today in a statement. The transaction, which values ILFC at $5.3 billion, passes China Investment Corp.’s $3 billion purchase of a stake in Blackstone Group LP (BX) in 2007 as the biggest Chinese-U.S. deal.

A group of Chinese investors agreed to buy an Read the rest of this entry »

Timothy Geithner:Ready to Go Over ‘Cliff’ If Taxes Don’t Rise

December 6th, 2012

Geithner to CNBC: ‘Little Bit of Progress’ on ‘Cliff’

In an exclusive interview on CNBC, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner assesses the current state of the “fiscal cliff” negotiations in Washington.

..but said the Obama administration was “absolutely” ready to go over the cliff if Read the rest of this entry »

Top ETF Winners And Losers In November: Palladium Trust

December 3rd, 2012

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Palladium shined brightest over all other ETFs in November.

ETFs Palladium Trust (PALL) soared nearly 13% during the month as workers went on strike at South African mines. The metal used in automobile catalytic converters is produced as a byproduct of platinum. South Africa accounts for 75% of global platinum mine supply.

Bloomberg reported platinum and palladium Read the rest of this entry »

Fiscal Cliff:Gold And Silver Poised To Rally Despite Economic Slowdown

November 29th, 2012

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Gold and silver have been trading sideways for most of 2012, but these precious metals may make higher prices their New Year’s resolutions. Although this market has been choppy and range-bound, gold appears to be poised for a possible breakout to the upside.

Gold (December) issued a buy signal on the daily chart Friday (Nov. 23) following a buy signal last Monday (Nov. 19), which was gold’s first buy signal since the trend changed to the upside. Gold is now super-trending to the upside and has closed above major resistance areas on the daily chart, which now acts as support. I define a super-trend as any market that trends above its nine-period simple moving average (SMA).

The trend remains up on the weekly chart and gold has little resistance overhead. Taking a look at gold’s weekly chart, you can see that gold has been stuck in a range for some time, and if gold takes out its September highs of around Read the rest of this entry »