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Labor Day Market Bloodbath Gold Tops $1,900
By Gerald Celente
9-5-11 KINGSTON, NY -- As Americans celebrate Labor Day (the worker's holiday for workers lucky enough to have jobs), the financial news from across the pond is anything but celebratory. Today, the equity market meltdown * that saw US stocks logging their worst August in 10 years * hit Europe even harder and sank major Asian indices to yearly lows. Today's sell-off, which began with the Asian markets falling some 2.5 percent followed by a 5 percent drop in European markets, is setting off frantic alarm signals. Just two of the 45 markets tracked by Standard & Poor's Indices rose during August, and September has begun on an ominous note. The summer collapse I predicted is underway, and there is much worse to come. (<http://enews.trendsresearch.com/q/TA...1nE7KUEPeroxyf
vJZmRzf8r5Rxo0Mbl0wmQ2xVFGXLACaVi6O>See Trend Alert®, 13 June 2011, "COLLAPSE: IT'S COMING! ARE YOU READY?") Trend-conscious Trends Journal subscribers around the globe take note: The world markets are in meltdown, and nothing, but NOTHING, that "policy makers" make up will reverse it. American subscribers, who may well be tuned out of the news and in a holiday mode today, could find * if Europe is a harbinger of what to expect tomorrow * the day after tomorrow bringing panic to the Street. Do you know where your money is? And if you want it, will you be able to get it? European, American, Chinese it doesn't matter. The banks are taking a battering. Just today, The Royal Bank of Scotland fell 12.3 percent, Deutsche Bank 8.9 percent, and Société Générale 8.6 percent. In the last six months, major US and European banks have lost about half of their value. Fears are mounting that some European banks would not be able to meet their debt obligations if they were forced to recognize the existing losses in their balance sheets. Despite years of promises to remedy the sovereign debt problems by the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, it is becoming obvious they will not be able to do so. Is that why, as ECB data reveals, European banks have been withdrawing their cash from the European banking system and transferring it to the US as indicated in data released by the US Federal Reserve on Friday? Take action as appropriate. With gold closing today above $1,900 an ounce, my forecast for "Gold $2,000," once roundly ridiculed, is now, for all intents and purposes, realized. ©MMXI <http://enews.trendsresearch.com/q/iymg6ELs1
4DBwr_skbpg_oR1flvJ9rMnwJ_g_zRBYumsE__BGXWyvFEKK4> The Trends Research Institute® http://www.rense.com/general94/labord.htm
I have a feeling we will get a good plunge today, I haven't watched futures or anything apart from noting that Europe turned down last hour and gold is up, sooo....
G'morning plungers!
Starts down -59, not a plunge yet but a good start! ;D
This ain't going to hold up like a quarter percent now!
PLUNGE BABY PLUNGE!
And away she goes!
They are playing it up a few days and then down a few days. The controllers know when to jump in and when to jump out.
That's because the bernake started speaking at 1:30 eastern I believe.
http://finviz.com/image.ashx?dow&rev=634510862834642755
breakingnews.comQuote:
Qe mark 3 has arrived
After Obumma's speech, I think reality is creeping into the minds of productive players. What did he say?
A pocket full of posies, a wallet full of hope and a purse without change...
and we are heading for ashes, ashes, it all falls down.