CNBC:- Silver

[Mega]

http://www.cnbc.com/id/36160274

We see.
Mike

[icm63]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

MY view is that stocks are about to roll over in to more seasonal boring sideways to down markets, this will see contagion selling in hard assets as current levels, plus the further strength of the $USD will limit rallies on hard assets.

NOTE: The CDS interest rates traders will attack Portugal CDS interest rate swaps next, then Spains, Italy, Ireland. Plenty of room for EURO to fall, USD dollar supported.

[phinolerun]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

Wow, so it has finally been reported on a major media website. I wasn't expecting that...

[FRED]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

What am I missing? When in 2009 did price of silver decline from $21 to $9, never mind "in a few weeks"?

It did decline from $21 to under $9 over eight months from March to October 2009.

[thisandthat.nowandth]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

What am I missing?

Contact: Gerard Adams, 1-888-99-NIA US (1888-996-4287), editor@inflation.us SOURCE National Inflation Association

http://www.cnbc.com/id/36160274

I registered to receive free email newsletters from The National Inflation Association a couple of years ago. Sounded very official and all, you know kind of like The Federal Reserve System. When the gold/silver stock recs began pouring in, I became a tad uncomfortable. After 30mins worth of research I unsubscribed.

Google search: Gerard Adams scam

or

Jonathan Lebed

or

George4title scam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDxUjMOKROU&feature=rThe

When I see NIA articles appear on reputable financial websites (it happens) my skin kinda crawls.

-joaquin-

[Spartacus]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

wondered that too ... until I realized the whole thing's a press release

Looks like these guys, whoever they are, got free advertising from CNBC.

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By: PR Newswire | 03 Apr 2010 | 02:52 PM ET
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FORT LEE, N.J., April 3, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The National Inflation
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What am I missing? When in 2009 did price of silver decline from $21 to $9, never mind "in a few weeks"?




It did decline from $21 to under $9 over eight months from March to October 2009.

[LargoWinch]

Re: CNBC:- Silver

I registered to receive free email newsletters from The National Inflation Association a couple of years ago. Sounded very official and all, you know kind of like The Federal Reserve System. When the gold/silver stock recs began pouring in, I became a tad uncomfortable. After 30mins worth of research I unsubscribed.

Google search: Gerard Adams scam

or

Jonathan Lebed

or

George4title scam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDxUjMOKROU&feature=rThe

When I see NIA articles appear on reputable financial websites (it happens) my skin kinda crawls.

-joaquin-

joaquin, you are absolutely correct; the NIA is certainly not a credible source and are in fact pursuing their own dubious "agenda".

Some iTulip members do their best to remind this fact to others once in awhile: see here for example.