Posts Tagged ‘Hour’
Patriot Radio News Hour: Chinese Economists Urge Government To Dump U.S. Treasuries!! 4/4
Fears reemerge that China could resort to “nuclear option”
Prominent economists in China are calling for their government to ditch vast holdings of U.S. Treasuries in favour of tangible assets such as gold, a move that would have a far reaching impact on the economy.
Reuters reports that Yu Yongding, a former academic adviser to the Chinese central bank has appealed to state representatives to move away from U.S. debt and invest in assets denominated in other currencies, as well as other financial instruments and real goods.
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Duration : 0:10:57
December 19, 2008
Patriot Radio News Hour: Chinese Economists Urge Government To Dump U.S. Treasuries!! 1/4
Fears reemerge that China could resort to “nuclear option”
Prominent economists in China are calling for their government to ditch vast holdings of U.S. Treasuries in favour of tangible assets such as gold, a move that would have a far reaching impact on the economy.
Reuters reports that Yu Yongding, a former academic adviser to the Chinese central bank has appealed to state representatives to move away from U.S. debt and invest in assets denominated in other currencies, as well as other financial instruments and real goods.
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Duration : 0:10:55
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Patriot Radio News Hour 1/4:Forclosures to Hit Record Highs in 2010
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 { Last Show of 2009!! }
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Duration : 0:10:54
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Patriot Radio News Hour 1/4: You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet!
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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The Truth About Gold and Inflation.
What Does Gold Hedge Against?
Jason Ruspini – GoldSeek
“Not inflation”, the gold critics will shout, in one of their go-to arguments. This is what we hear from CNBC’s Mark Haines at every possible chance: since 1980, gold has not kept up with the CPI and so shouldn’t be used as an inflation hedge. The problem with this argument is that if you pick basically any other start date but the one corresponding to gold’s 1980 peak, you see something different, even giving CPI a long head start over floating gold:
Duration : 0:10:58
Patriot Radio News Hour_9/19/08″The Point of No Return”3/4
RON PAUL SEGEMTN FROM GLEN BECK}}}}
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U.S. mega-bailout in the works
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, and leaders of Congress started work on an ambitious plan for the government to buy up toxic mortgage-linked assets from U.S. financial firms. The plan, which Congress hopes to have finalized by the end of next week, could easily be the largest bailout in U.S. history. (The New York Times) The idea of the unspecified plan is to buy up the distressed assets so that banks will resume borrowing and lending. (Los Angeles Times) Possibilities include creating an $800 billion fund to buy the toxic assets and having Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac buy them. “It sounds like there’s going to be a giant dumpster for illiquid assets,” said Mirko Mikelic at Fifth Third Asset Management. (Bloomberg)
Duration : 0:10:59
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- Is Obama a Marxist? No, He Works for the BankersGlenn Beck, the Fox News talking heads, and no shortage of Tea Party activists like to characterize Barry Obama as a Marxist. […]
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- UK supermarket starts contactless paymentsSpar is going contactless, attracted by the four pence per transaction the company could save by not asking shoppers for their PINs. […]