Thai Guru's Gold und Silber ... (Informationen und Vermutungen)

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und nochmal einer

Im Irak ist die Kacke am dampfen mit den zwei Gruppen innerhalb Iraks. (Bridge over troubled water)
Da sieht man wieder was passieren kann wenn einer Panik/Bombe schreit, Goldy.

Das sterben geht weiter,die ganze gegend wird ein Vietnam auf dauer, die verstanden Saddam aber nicht die Amerikaner mit ihrer "Demokratie und Befreiung", die nur wegen Oil dort sind.

In New Orleans, die Neger gehen pluendern und kriegen nasse Fuesse dabei. In der Innerstadt ist es schwarz wie hier,da moechte ich nie wohnen. (Down the Mississippi) Multirassen Resultat.

Wie auch immer, es nimmt alles seinen Lauf, es ist traurig was da laeuft im Moment.

Darum, geniesst jeden Tag ! :))

Mfg

XAX

AN OIL PANIC IN PLAIN SIGHT

By Sean Brodrick

- Hurricane Katrina smashes "Energy Alley," a concentrated
area of oil production in Gulf of Mexico that supplies
about 35% of America's domestic oil.

- White House says oil will get cheaper, but makes hush-
hush plans to increase the Strategic Petroleum Reserve by
42% to ONE BILLION barrels of crude. Why are they so eager
to add to the SPR when oil prices are high?

- Saudis reveal they won't be able to meet oil demand –
first time EVER they've admitted the awful truth

Hurricane Katrina delivered a devastating blow to America
even before it slammed into Louisiana. The Massive storm
smashed through "Energy Alley," a concentrated area of oil
rigs off the coast that supply about 35% of America's
domestic oil production and 20% of its natural gas. It
damaged much of our nation's oil production.

At the same time, workers rushed to shut down the offshore
Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, which processes loads from
tankers too large for mainland ports. The LOOP is the
nation's largest oil import terminal, handling 11% of U.S.
imports. And refiners shut down more than a million barrels
a day of production as they braced for the impact from the
monster storm. Those refineries will probably be out for at
least two weeks, setting the stage for a potential gasoline
shortage.

Panicked oil traders are pushing oil prices over $70 per
barrel. And now for the really scary part. A devastating
hurricane strike at America's oil and gas operations in the
Gulf of Mexico is just one of the major forces that could
send oil to $80 ... $100 ... $150 a barrel. Other forces
that could send oil prices surging are potentially much
more serious...and permanent!

The Saudis are the "central bank of oil," right? So how
come the central bank is scrounging for loose change under
the couch cushions?

Earlier this month came news that Saudi Arabia hired five
Rowan jackup oil rigs for drilling offshore oil wells on a
three year contract. Those rigs are currently under
contract in the Gulf of Mexico, so that means Saudi Arabia
outbid somebody to get those rigs – and rig rates have
already run up to obscenely high levels – 30% to 50% more
than a year ago.

Drilling for oil underwater is very expensive. You'd expect
the Saudis to be drilling out their cheapest oil first.
Don't they have a desert full of this stuff? So why are
they suddenly digging deep for underwater oil, and willing
to pay a premium to do it?

Unless... maybe the Saudis don't have as much oil as they
say they do.

We already know that the Saudis have confessed that OPEC
won't be able to meet western oil demand in 10 to 15 years.
I'm starting to think they might come up short a lot sooner
than that.

Are the Saudis lying? Well, at least it seems like they're
not telling the whole truth. What's more, I believe there's
a whole lot our own government isn't telling us. I'll get
to that in a moment. First, some ugly facts...

· The world uses a BILLION barrels of oil every 12
days. Do we find a billion barrels of oil every 12 days?
NO! In fact, if everything goes perfectly, we'll find just
30 million barrels of oil in the same time period. If
things go badly, we'll find less. Much less.

· The global depletion rate runs at least 5% a year,
perhaps much higher , as once-reliable sources of oil are
in serious decline. Oil production in Britain fell the
steepest of any country last year, with production in the
once-prolific North Sea falling by 10% (230,000 barrels per
day) last year ... Production in Alaska's Prudhoe Bay has
fallen 75% from its peak in 1987 ... Iraq's oil production
is still half of what it was before the war ...Mexico's
production is declining so quickly it will have to start
importing oil in the next 10 years!

· The U.S. Energy Information Agency has fallen in line
with the International Energy Agency and admits that oil
demand will exceed supply starting in the fourth quarter of
this year. Total world demand is expected to be 86.4
million barrels per day, according to the EIA, while total
world supply is expected to be 85.4 million barrels per
day. The EIA ups the ante by saying there will be a
shortfall in the first quarter of 2006 as well.

Publicly, the White House urges calm and predicts that oil
prices will retreat from their current high levels. But
privately, the U.S. government is quietly planning to add
to existing oil reserves at a furious pace. ...... etc etc.

Selten ein Nachteil ohne Vorteil, die Crimex hat eine Pause noetig.
Is the flushout over now ?.... , I guess it is.

ich habs schon manchmal schwer da will ich ein eschter goldbug werden und versteh immer nur die hälfte
ich muss noch viel lernen aber wo fang ich am besten an? gibts eine monatliche zeitschrift der goldbug oder sowas wo ich alles lernen kann und dann als grosser anleger ins jahr 2006 starten kann?

jeden tag das gleiche ab 213 ist der hui long vorher zählt garnich

Schnäppchen in London!

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1,52 m schmales Haus für nur 764.000 Euro zu verkaufen!

http://www.sueddeutsche.de/,im…dmarkt/artikel/682/59623/

... das kommt mir bekannt vor... 3000 Euro Miete im Monat fuer ne 2 Zimmer Wohnung in akzeptabler Lage ist hier drueben normal...

Und sie wird platzen, die Blase.. Die Fremdkapitalquote ist erschreckend hoch, der spekulative Anteil am Kaufvolumen ebenfalls. Es wird gekauft, um Gewinne zu machen, nicht um langfristig ein Eigenheim zu sichern...

Das sehen nur die wenigsten hier in London so - bisher...

Und sie wird platzen, die Blase.. Die Fremdkapitalquote ist erschreckend hoch, der spekulative Anteil am Kaufvolumen ebenfalls.

Kommt immer drauf an wo der Druck hingeht.

Ich frage mich die ganze Zeit schon welche Auswirkung das Platzen einer Housing Blase in Amerika oder noch näher z.B. in Gb auf den Deutschen Immobilienmarkt haben könnte....positive bestimmt nicht.
Sorry hat hier eigentlich nichts verloren aber ich habe mich einfach mal an Euch drangehängt.

Guten morgen,

hoffe nur, dass Silber dann als Edelmetall gesehen wird. Auf Sicht von ca. 10 Jahren mach ich mir da keine Sorgen, aber auf die nächsten 1 bis 3 Jahre schon.

Vielleicht wird Silber zu einem nicht zu kontrollierendem Selbstläufer ähnlich wie Öl. Die Analysten rennen da in ihrer Preisanpassung ja auch ständig hinterher.

Hoffnung machen im Moment auch die wahren Inflationszahlen. Die belaufen sich in den USA wohl mittlerweile bei ca. 4 - 6 Prozent. Anfang der 80ziger sollten es meines Wissens 10 bis 12 Prozent gewesen sein. Zu dieser Zeit wurden die Leute nicht durch geschönte Statistiken ständig belogen. Da kam es zur Flucht in Sachanlagen.
Heute wissen die Leute doch gar nicht, was die Stunde geschlagen hat. Erst kürzlich sagte mir ein befreundetes Ehepaar (beide Ende 50) ziemlich wörtlich: "für unser bisschen Rente wird es schon noch reichen". Naja. Wünschen würde ich es Ihnen.

Machts gut bis demnächst, der Job ruft gleich (und diese Nacht haben wir wohl ein wenig heftig auf ein gelungenes Projekt angestoßen, brauch erstmal einen starken Kaffee.)

14:30 Uhr
US Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung, Vorwoche, zuletzt: 315,000, Prognose: 315,000

US Private Einkommen, Juli, zuletzt: +0,5%, Prognose: +0,5%
US Privater Konsum, Juli, zuletzt: +0,8%, Prognose: +1%

16:00 Uhr
ISM Index, Juli, zuletzt: -0,3%, Prognose: +0,5%

22.30 gibt es dann noch Daten zur Geldmenge. Hoffe, ich kann sie irgendwo finden. Wäre schön, wenn man sie wöchentlich beobachten kann.

Quelle: Boerse-Go

ghost god

Da Du Dich in England aufhälst,mal ne Frage.

Wie hoch sind zur Zeit die Spritpreise an englischen Tankstellen,und was kostet durchschnittlich eine Schachtel Malboro?

Ein Bekannter erzählte mir,das die Spritpreise in England bereits über 2 Euronen liegen,Zigaretten bei 8 Euro,kannst Du das bestätigen?

Grüsse

kalle

Mal was anders zur Abwechslung, wenn ich es hier reinlegen darf.
Its a crazy world today.

August 31, 2005

How New Orleans Was Lost

By Paul Craig Roberts

Chalk up the city of New Orleans as a cost of Bush’s Iraq war.

There were not enough helicopters to repair the breeched levees and rescue people trapped by rising water. Nor are there enough Louisiana National Guards available to help with rescue efforts and to patrol against looting.

The situation is the same in Mississippi.

The National Guard and helicopters are off on a fool's mission in Iraq.

The National Guard is in Iraq because fanatical neoconservatives in the Bush administration were determined to invade the Middle East and because the incompetent Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld refused to listen to the generals, who told him there were not enough regular troops available to do the job.

After the invasion, the arrogant Rumsfeld found out that the generals were right. The National Guard was called up to fill in the gaping gaps.

Now the Guardsmen, trapped in the Iraqi quagmire, are watching on TV the families they left behind trapped by rising waters and wondering if the floating bodies are family members. None know where their dislocated families are, but, shades of Fallujah, they do see their destroyed homes.

The mayor of New Orleans was counting on helicopters to put in place massive sandbags to repair the levee. However, someone called the few helicopters away to rescue people from rooftops. The rising water overwhelmed the massive pumping stations, and New Orleans disappeared under deep water.

What a terrible casualty of the Iraqi war—one of our oldest and most beautiful cities, a famous city, a historic city. The World Trade Towers count as little compared to the loss of New Orleans.

Distracted by its phony war on terrorism, the US government had made no preparations in the event Hurricane Katarina brought catastrophe to New Orleans. No contingency plan existed. Only now after the disaster are FEMA and the Corp of Engineers trying to assemble the material and equipment to save New Orleans from the fate of Atlantis.

Even worse, articles in the New Orleans Times-Picayune and public statements by emergency management chiefs in New Orleans make it clear that the Bush administration slashed the funding for the Corp of Engineers’ projects to strengthen and raise the New Orleans levees and diverted the money to the Iraq war.

Walter Maestri, emergency management chief for Jefferson Parish, told the New Orleans Times-Picayune (June 8, 2004): "It appears that the money has been moved in the president’s budget to handle homeland security and the war in Iraq, and I suppose that’s the price we pay. Nobody locally is happy that the levees can’t be finished, and we are doing everything we can to make the case that this is a security issue for us."

Why can’t the US government focus on America’s needs and leave other countries alone? Why are American troops in Iraq instead of protecting our own borders from a mass invasion by illegal immigrants? Why are American helicopters blowing up Iraqi homes instead of saving American homes in New Orleans?

How can the Bush administration be so incompetent as to expose Americans at home to dire risks by exhausting American resources in foolish foreign adventures? What kind of "homeland security" is this?

All Bush has achieved by invading Iraq is to kill and wound thousands of people while destroying America’s reputation. The only beneficiaries are oil companies capitalizing on a good excuse to jack up the price of gasoline and Osama bin Laden’s recruitment.

What we have is a Republican war for oil company profits while New Orleans sinks beneath the waters.
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Pro Aurum kauft bei einem Siberpreis von 6,90 aus charttechnischen Gründen Silber nach. Ich erwähne das deshalb, weil sie in Ihren Handlungen in den letzten Monaten erstaunlich sicher geworden sind. Ich kann mich da noch an ganz andere Zeiten erinnern.

Die physische Silbernachfrage ihrer Kunden "bleibt erstaunlich hoch".

Grüße aus Troisdorf

Bei dem Preis kaufen die Profis !

WOW ! da kommt Freude auf !
Dem Guru bleibt die Spucke weg.
Any Panic on the Titanic ?