Covered BGU @ $25.83 and bought some silver over the weekend

I placed an order for more silver over the weekend since APMEX had a fire sale. Many of their stock went quickly; the Silvertowne 5oz bars and Walking Liberty Rounds sold out.

I'm glad that the banks are keeping the price so low. We are at a historic low when you compare to how much silver you can buy with one week's worth of wages. See the YouTube video below for more information.



I also covered BGU for a respectable 3.33% gain. From the day I sold SVM and PAAS, SVM has declined 9.8% and PAAS has declined 12.5%. I will consider shorting FAS tomorrow and rebuying SVM and PAAS at a reduced price.

99 cents over spot for silver at APMEX

APMEX has a 99 cent sale for some silver products this weekend. Take advantage of the steep drop in price and pull the physical silver from the market!

http://www.apmex.com/

Detroit: The New Ground Zero of America

Why you don't want to be buying this recent run-up. Comparison between the "mini bull market" now and 1929 to 1930

Something fishy with Goldman Sachs earnings

Retail sales decline 1.1% unexpectedly in March

Unexpectedly? It was no surprise to me. The government always hides the true numbers. If the government manipulated numbers are surprising Wall Street to the downside, you can only imagine what the real numbers are.

Shakedown or Breakdown?

There is way too much optimism now on Wall Street. The crisis has only begun.

JP Morgan Chase. Healthy? Not at all!

Today I just bought a put option on JPM (JP Morgan Chase) for September at a $20 strike price. Everyone is pumping up this bank because of "their superior management" and their ability to weather the financial storm better than the other banks.

In reality, JP Morgan holds trillions of dollars in derivatives. According to the OCC’s Quarterly Report on Bank Trading and Derivatives Activities for the Fourth Quarter 2008, JP Morgan held $87,362,672,000,000 in derivatives at the end of 2008. That's for the mathematically challenged. It's astonishing that they can have so much exposure with just $1,746,242,000,000 in assets. That's 50 times their assets! They are the biggest holder of derivatives out of all the commercial banks.

Precious Metals not so "Precious" anymore? I think not

So the G-20 has met and everything seems all fine and dandy right? All we need is a $1 trillion dollar bailout for the world and a global regulator. As a result of the G-20's meeting, gold and silver have dropped like a rock. On Friday, I sold all my silver mining companies and shorted the market via shorting the 3x leveraged ETF "BGU" that tracks the Russell 1000 as the recent run up to 8000 from 6500 is just ridiculous. I must be lucky because the silver miners that I held prior to today have also fallen sharply. However, I will use the profits from my short position to add to my physical bullion collection and buy back my silver miners at a reduced price.

This is your opportunity to accumulate more! We should be thankful that the price has dropped. It allows more of the common people to get out of the paper ponzi that are fiat currencies.

Life at Ontario Tent City