PLEASE VISIT -

http://silverstealers.net/tss.html
Gold price smashing and India's Gold Monetization Scheme have a connection.That is,preventing Indians, from BUYING PHYSICAL Gold,and manipulating the price of PAPER GOLD With the Derivatives!
It is reported that the central banks have sold their Gold at high prices,and they want buy them back at lower prices,after smashing the same.
The vested interest also,want the money to flow into equities,instead of Gold,so that the US Dollar could be strong.
Cashless Society,for confiscating the wealth of Indians via NIRP,is being planned.
NIRP will be ineffective with cash around.
Land,Silver,Gold,Cash and other tangibles are taboo,in a Cashless Society.Cashless Society and the resultant,Electronic Transactions,will help the Hackers a lot,as an "entry point", is being provided to them,via the Electronic Transfer,which in "ordinary" Banking,is NOT available to the Hackers.
.......but by smart moves,in the changed and changing scenario,it is possible to increase one's wealth!

IMF And World Bank DICTATORSHIP Of India Under M M Singh

AS PER STIGLITZ,THE IMF AND THE WORLD BANK DEMAND THE FOLLOWING FROM NATIONS,RULED BY THEIR PUPPETS:-
1.PRIVATIZATION
2.LIBERALIZATION
3.MARKET-BASED PRICING
THIS IS HAPPENING IN INDIA.
PLEASE GOOGLE FOR:-IMF RIOT

Saturday, July 16, 2011

For 15/7/2011
Bernanke says Gold is NOT money.Read here.
Nano-tech in food.Read here.
CIA starts its mischiefs in Somalia.Read here.
Sensex  -55   ;18561.
vix[fear index]:-
India  19.95; -0.02; -0.10 %
USA   19.53;200 DMA 18.47
Institutional Purchases:-
Foreign    D/M/Y :-    Rs Crores  +73;+4227;-4742
Indian        Rs Crores :-                  -39;-1884;+12627
Others        Rs Crores                      +19;-442;-4613
BDI              1367;Below 200 DMA of 1715;Shipping and Markets in trouble.
Gold     1594 $/US Oz
Silver     1267 $/kg
Copper   4.3878 $/lb  
Reuters CRB Index US $  346.30;    
Crude     97.49  $/bbl                        
US Dollar Index  75.13
Re V Dollar          44.51
The Indian  Markit/HSBC purchasing managers' index, based on a survey of around 500 companies, showed a sharp fall to 55.3 in June from 57.5 in May..[4/7/2011]
Above 50 indicates growth.
Nifty Futures   10.15     points Premium,15/7/2011
P/C   0.46,on 14/7/2011

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