Thursday, November 18, 2010

Day One Hundred Three

From the looks of the world economy I'd say it's a great time to be a billionaire.  I think when they say the recession is over they're referring to that 0.00014 percent of the U.S. population.  Yes that's the actual percentage of Billionaires in the U.S. Now the same greedy bastards are cashing in there silver and gold futures for actual metal, unfortunately there is a lot more metal on paper than there is in the vaults.  This is what us folks on the streets call TROUBLE!  It's kind of like lying, but much classier and more profitable.  "In times of economic uncertainty Silver can be very difficult to get as Silver is the money of the common person."   That's a quote I really like.  I pulled it out of an article on the curent silver market.  If silver is the money of the common person than that makes me something less than common.  Because I sure don't have any of this common currency on hand.

2009 will be remembered by millions of ordinary people as the year they lost their job, their house, or the prospect of an education. For the rich, however, it was a bonanza.
The world’s billionaires saw their wealth grow by 50 percent last year, and their ranks swell to 1,011, from 793, according to the latest Forbes list of billionaires.  Oh yea, it's a great time to be a billionaire!
  Until tomorrow, here's your daily words of wisdom:

October: This is one of the particularly dangerous months to invest in stocks. Other dangerous months are July, January, September, April, November, May, March, June, December, August and February.
 — Mark Twain



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