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Japan’s economic minister wants Nikkei to surge 17% to 13,000 by March

“Economic and fiscal policy minister Akira Amari said Saturday the government will step up economic recovery efforts so that the benchmark Nikkei index jumps an additional 17 percent to 13,000 points by the end of March. ‘We want to continue taking (new) steps to help stock prices rise’ further, Amari stressed, referring to the core policies of the Liberal Democratic Party administration — the promotion of bold monetary easing, fiscal spending and greater private sector investment.” Continue reading →

Doug Casey: U.S. of Totalitarianism

“Doug Casey talks to Lew Rockwell about what’s happening in America and elsewhere and how fast.” Continue reading →

Doug Casey: U.S. of Totalitarianism

“Doug Casey talks to Lew Rockwell about what’s happening in America and elsewhere and how fast.” Continue reading →

Obama rebukes North Korea over nuke test and calls for ‘swift’ and ‘credible’ action

“US President Barack Obama said Tuesday that North Korea’s ‘provocative’ nuclear test did not make it more secure and called for ‘swift’ and ‘credible’ international action in response. Obama also vowed in a written statement that Washington would remain vigilant in the face of the underground detonation by the Stalinist state and steadfast in its defense commitments to its allies in Asia. ‘The danger posed by North Korea’s threatening activities warrants further swift and credible action by the international community,’ Obama said, ahead of an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council called for later on Tuesday.” Continue reading →

U.S. ‘very disappointed’ by Russian ban on U.S. meat

“Washington sharply criticized Moscow Monday for banning imports of US meat, saying the Russians had ignored scientific proof that an additive in US animal feed is safe. Top US officials said that global food-safety experts had cleared the additive, ractopamine, as safe at levels used in the United States. But Russia, enforcing its own rules against any presence of ractopamine, on Monday banned all imports of beef, turkey, chicken, pork and other animals.” Continue reading →

U.S. gold bars and coins find new home overseas on Asian demand

“Booming demand for gold as a store of wealth among Asian investors is driving physical gold bars and coins out of the United States and into Asia. A growing number of gold vaults for affluent Asians and new precious metals investment products, particularly exchange-traded funds, have led to an exodus of gold owned privately from the United States into emerging economic powers such as China. On Friday, Commerce Department data showed U.S. exports of nonmonetary gold, which excludes central bank transactions, soared by 43 percent to $4 billion in December from the previous month.” Continue reading →

BREAKING ObamaCare Vote Imminent!

We have learned that the 30.9 million of Federal money being offered to Michigan to fund the Health Care Exchange (referenced in our Jan. 29th “2013 Obama Care in MI and More! article) could see a Committee vote anytime! Grassroots in Michigan joined with other activists from across the state has issued a Press Release …

Bipolar Silver: How to Profit

“Most precious-metals investors know that silver is more volatile than gold. But do they know just how big that difference really is? We thought it would be interesting to measure how much greater silver’s daily moves are – both in gains and declines – than gold. We documented the daily price movements for both metals, and then calculated the difference using absolute values.” Continue reading →