Turning Hard Times Into Good Times

Florian Siegfried is a money manager for Precious Capital Ltd., in Zurich, Switzerland. As a follower of Austrian economics he has been remarkably successful in picking junior gold mining stocks. However, his bullish views on gold shares are based more on his views that we are most likely heading for a deflationary depression and not the kind of hyper inflation that most gold bugs believe is the inevitable outcome of endless amounts of “printing press” money. We will ask him to present his case for a deflationary depression and perhaps pass along a couple of his favorite stocks. Speaking of favorite stocks, the CEOs of two very promising gold mining firms will also appear. Gregory Isenor of Merrex Gold Inc. as well as Scott Waldie of Legend Gold Corp. will be my guests. Both companies have the potential to outline multi-million oz. gold deposits in Mali, West Africa. Time permitting, Chen Lin and Roger Wiegand will also join me.

Dr. Jim Walker provides a free market perspective on the Asian markets. Many commodity bulls believe Asian growth is a one-way street and that they can more than make up for an economic depression in the western world. But, a command economy in China has 64 million empty apartments where few people can afford to live. Could that lead to a depression in China or is the Chinese economy so large as Jim Rogers suggests, that 64-million empty apartments are unimportant? What about the longer term prospects for India, the world’s second most populous country? Is China or India a better place to invest? How does Brazil and Russia fit into this changing geo-political puzzle? How will the current global debt depression be resolved? Through the fires of hyper inflation or a freezing cold deflation? With economic growth projected to continue in China, Cathy Fong, the president of a new sponsor named Lucky Strike Resources will talk about her plans to use coal from Mongolia to energize China.

Dr. Jim Walker provides a free market perspective on the Asian markets. Many commodity bulls believe Asian growth is a one-way street and that they can more than make up for an economic depression in the western world. But, a command economy in China has 64 million empty apartments where few people can afford to live. Could that lead to a depression in China or is the Chinese economy so large as Jim Rogers suggests, that 64-million empty apartments are unimportant? What about the longer term prospects for India, the world’s second most populous country? Is China or India a better place to invest? How does Brazil and Russia fit into this changing geo-political puzzle? How will the current global debt depression be resolved? Through the fires of hyper inflation or a freezing cold deflation? With economic growth projected to continue in China, Cathy Fong, the president of a new sponsor named Lucky Strike Resources will talk about her plans to use coal from Mongolia to energize China.

Jon Marek returns this week to talk more about the Federal Reserve and what it is really saying as opposed to what voices on CNBC and other mainstream media may want you to think it is saying. Jon, who is a real student of the Fed’s balance sheet, says it is not as deceptive as the media make it out to be. If you read carefully he says what you see is what you get. Jon also believes our debt-based monetary system is inherently deflationary. Also, Jon may have something very interesting to say about some remarks from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner regarding U.S. economic policy with another “Lehman Brothers” event. All that is taking place on the global economic stage is gold friendly. This week we will hear from two highly prospective gold exploration companies, namely Rye Patch Gold and Auryx Gold, with nearly 2 million ounces in Namibia and counting. Both companies have an excellent chance of developing multimillion oz. gold deposits and dramatic gains for their shares.

Jon Marek returns this week to talk more about the Federal Reserve and what it is really saying as opposed to what voices on CNBC and other mainstream media may want you to think it is saying. Jon, who is a real student of the Fed’s balance sheet, says it is not as deceptive as the media make it out to be. If you read carefully he says what you see is what you get. Jon also believes our debt-based monetary system is inherently deflationary. Also, Jon may have something very interesting to say about some remarks from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner regarding U.S. economic policy with another “Lehman Brothers” event. All that is taking place on the global economic stage is gold friendly. This week we will hear from two highly prospective gold exploration companies, namely Rye Patch Gold and Auryx Gold, with nearly 2 million ounces in Namibia and counting. Both companies have an excellent chance of developing multimillion oz. gold deposits and dramatic gains for their shares.

Richard Maybury returns and Jon Marek makes his first appearance. We will look to Mr. Maybury for geopolitical and economic lessons from history to understand and predict America’s demise. And we will ask him what industries he favors in light of the horrible mess our policymakers have gotten us into. Richard has had a stellar investment track record by simply applying Austrian economic theory and lessons of history to investment decisions. Looking for shorter term hints at market manipulation by the Fed, we need to pay attention to what the Fed is doing, not its rhetoric which is geared as often as not to keeping us off balance to the advantage of Fed owners. We will look to Jon Marek who digs into Fed Balance sheet details for some hints at what the Fed is actually doing so we can more accurately make short term investment decisions. Providing us with an update on a very promising company with two very promising gold projects will be Gregory Isenor of Merrex Gold plus Chen and Ted.

Richard Maybury returns and Jon Marek makes his first appearance. We will look to Mr. Maybury for geopolitical and economic lessons from history to understand and predict America’s demise. And we will ask him what industries he favors in light of the horrible mess our policymakers have gotten us into. Richard has had a stellar investment track record by simply applying Austrian economic theory and lessons of history to investment decisions. Looking for shorter term hints at market manipulation by the Fed, we need to pay attention to what the Fed is doing, not its rhetoric which is geared as often as not to keeping us off balance to the advantage of Fed owners. We will look to Jon Marek who digs into Fed Balance sheet details for some hints at what the Fed is actually doing so we can more accurately make short term investment decisions. Providing us with an update on a very promising company with two very promising gold projects will be Gregory Isenor of Merrex Gold plus Chen and Ted.

Vincent Bugliosi and Adrian Salbuchi return this week to discuss crimes against humanity committed by our ruling elite. Bugliosi’s “The Prosecution of George W. Bush For Murder” demonstrates that lies, not an act of Congress were used to lead the U.S. into the Iraq war. Thus, the charge against our President for murder. But can we blame Bush alone for America’s fascist geopolitics? Salbuchi follows the money as have other guests on our show like Estulin, Fitts, Griffin, Perkins, Perloff, Powell, Loftus, and McManus, to get a sense of who the real powers behind America’s international aggression are. Since political campaigns give citizens a false sense of power while providing a disguise of those making major decisions, we seek answers from Salbuchi. To help protect us against financial damage caused by our increasingly fascist anti-free market policies, Larry Reaugh of American Manganese and Martin Dallaire of Visible Gold Mines tell about their mining companies.

Vincent Bugliosi and Adrian Salbuchi return this week to discuss crimes against humanity committed by our ruling elite. Bugliosi’s “The Prosecution of George W. Bush For Murder” demonstrates that lies, not an act of Congress were used to lead the U.S. into the Iraq war. Thus, the charge against our President for murder. But can we blame Bush alone for America’s fascist geopolitics? Salbuchi follows the money as have other guests on our show like Estulin, Fitts, Griffin, Perkins, Perloff, Powell, Loftus, and McManus, to get a sense of who the real powers behind America’s international aggression are. Since political campaigns give citizens a false sense of power while providing a disguise of those making major decisions, we seek answers from Salbuchi. To help protect us against financial damage caused by our increasingly fascist anti-free market policies, Larry Reaugh of American Manganese and Martin Dallaire of Visible Gold Mines tell about their mining companies.

Dick Bove and Bob Hoye will provide their thoughts on this most important issue that is driving the real price of gold to new highs on a regular basis. Dick Bove, a well known banking analyst and regular guest on CNBC recently opined that even the weakest of the major banks like Bank of America are adequately capitalized and that conditions are generally improving. Hoye has been providing excellent advice on trading gold and other markets on a fairly regular basis. He will likely tell us he thinks the credit markets have much more contraction ahead and given that likelihood the real price of gold will continue to rise or at least remain strong and thus provide the basis for surging gold mining profits. Also joining us this week will be John Lee, the Chairman of an exciting PGM-gold-nickel and copper play, which some believe could be one of the largest PGM discoveries in recent decades. Chen Line and Roger Wiegand should also be with us again.

Dick Bove and Bob Hoye will provide their thoughts on this most important issue that is driving the real price of gold to new highs on a regular basis. Dick Bove, a well known banking analyst and regular guest on CNBC recently opined that even the weakest of the major banks like Bank of America are adequately capitalized and that conditions are generally improving. Hoye has been providing excellent advice on trading gold and other markets on a fairly regular basis. He will likely tell us he thinks the credit markets have much more contraction ahead and given that likelihood the real price of gold will continue to rise or at least remain strong and thus provide the basis for surging gold mining profits. Also joining us this week will be John Lee, the Chairman of an exciting PGM-gold-nickel and copper play, which some believe could be one of the largest PGM discoveries in recent decades. Chen Line and Roger Wiegand should also be with us again.

G. Edward Griffin’s classic book, The Creature from Jekyll Island is a must read if you want to know what is REALLY going on with the U.S. Government and the powerful banking interests that control our President, key members of Congress and ultimately even the Supreme Court. Outraged by the lack of coverage Ron Paul has received despite his outstanding showing in the Iowa Straw Poll, we will ask Ed if he thinks the Tea Party can return our government back to the people. We will examine the reasons for the dismissal of the Tea Party and explore the connections between the Creature (aka the Federal Reserve Bank) and the media who despise the ideas of our Founding Fathers. Also, Tom Drivas, CEO of Romios Gold will be with us to talk about his company’s prospects for finding a major gold and copper deposit in B.C. Making Money with Chen will also be a topic as we search to combine the political economics with practical ways to make money.

G. Edward Griffin’s classic book, The Creature from Jekyll Island is a must read if you want to know what is REALLY going on with the U.S. Government and the powerful banking interests that control our President, key members of Congress and ultimately even the Supreme Court. Outraged by the lack of coverage Ron Paul has received despite his outstanding showing in the Iowa Straw Poll, we will ask Ed if he thinks the Tea Party can return our government back to the people. We will examine the reasons for the dismissal of the Tea Party and explore the connections between the Creature (aka the Federal Reserve Bank) and the media who despise the ideas of our Founding Fathers. Also, Tom Drivas, CEO of Romios Gold will be with us to talk about his company’s prospects for finding a major gold and copper deposit in B.C. Making Money with Chen will also be a topic as we search to combine the political economics with practical ways to make money.

Over the last 100 years, at bear market bottoms, the Dow-to-gold ratio has bottomed at or near 1:1. But the excesses in debt and mal investment are so excessive in the global markets in this major period of deleveraging, that Ian Gordon believes the Dow will bottom at a 1.0:0.25 ratio. Specifically, Ian believes the Dow is heading for 1,000 and gold to $4,000. He will explain his logic for this prediction and also update us on how far along the Kondratieff winter depression we have traveled. We will also get Ian’s take on the U.S. debt and commodity markets. Also joining us will be David Wolfin, the President of Avino Silver. This Mexican silver company, which is now commencing production, appears to have very major growth potential from their existing property. Chen Lin should be presenting some money making ideas and Roger Wiegand should be with us to talk about the directions of most of the major markets.

Over the last 100 years, at bear market bottoms, the Dow-to-gold ratio has bottomed at or near 1:1. But the excesses in debt and mal investment are so excessive in the global markets in this major period of deleveraging, that Ian Gordon believes the Dow will bottom at a 1.0:0.25 ratio. Specifically, Ian believes the Dow is heading for 1,000 and gold to $4,000. He will explain his logic for this prediction and also update us on how far along the Kondratieff winter depression we have traveled. We will also get Ian’s take on the U.S. debt and commodity markets. Also joining us will be David Wolfin, the President of Avino Silver. This Mexican silver company, which is now commencing production, appears to have very major growth potential from their existing property. Chen Lin should be presenting some money making ideas and Roger Wiegand should be with us to talk about the directions of most of the major markets.

Carmen Alexe and Jeff Nielson say policy makers are leading masses of humanity back to serfdom. Carmen talks about her experience under Romanian communism and how those anti-market policies led to growing levels of impoverishment and freedom as well as about her successful bid for political asylum in the U.S. Jeff Nielson provides details suggesting Carmen's experience in Romania will likely become common place in the entire western world thanks to the anti-market policies of the U.S. and Europe. As H. Davidowitz has pointed out, living standards for 80% of Americans are declining while the top 20% are doing well. To try to help our listeners be among the top 20%, David Mason, the CEO of Augen Gold will be with us to tell of the potential for that company to outline a multi-million oz. gold resource in Ontario, and Chen Lin may also provide another making money idea on our weekly segment titled, “Making Money with Chen.”

Carmen Alexe and Jeff Nielson say policy makers are leading masses of humanity back to serfdom. Carmen talks about her experience under Romanian communism and how those anti-market policies led to growing levels of impoverishment and freedom as well as about her successful bid for political asylum in the U.S. Jeff Nielson provides details suggesting Carmen's experience in Romania will likely become common place in the entire western world thanks to the anti-market policies of the U.S. and Europe. As H. Davidowitz has pointed out, living standards for 80% of Americans are declining while the top 20% are doing well. To try to help our listeners be among the top 20%, David Mason, the CEO of Augen Gold will be with us to tell of the potential for that company to outline a multi-million oz. gold resource in Ontario, and Chen Lin may also provide another making money idea on our weekly segment titled, “Making Money with Chen.”

Lewis Lehrman and ex-realtor Carmen Alexe return this week. We’ll ask Carmen about her views on the local and national real estate markets and how fiat money played a role in the current housing market depression. As a proponent of Austrian economics, Carmen understands the link between gold and economic freedom not to mention liberty in general. The return of Lewis Lehrman this week provides hope and a practical means for transitioning our nation forward to a modern gold standard. Lewis Lehrman along with Ron Paul were the only two members of a 22-member committee to recommend we go back on a gold standard in 1980. Had we done so, there would be no silly debate about returning to the gold standard now. Lew is campaigning for a return to honest money and he has let it be known he is not playing a game. He is in it to win it. Chen Lin has a hot stock idea to share and we will also interview the CEO of Smash Minerals Corp., an exciting gold exploration prospect in the red hot Yukon.

Lewis Lehrman and ex-realtor Carmen Alexe return this week. We’ll ask Carmen about her views on the local and national real estate markets and how fiat money played a role in the current housing market depression. As a proponent of Austrian economics, Carmen understands the link between gold and economic freedom not to mention liberty in general. The return of Lewis Lehrman this week provides hope and a practical means for transitioning our nation forward to a modern gold standard. Lewis Lehrman along with Ron Paul were the only two members of a 22-member committee to recommend we go back on a gold standard in 1980. Had we done so, there would be no silly debate about returning to the gold standard now. Lew is campaigning for a return to honest money and he has let it be known he is not playing a game. He is in it to win it. Chen Lin has a hot stock idea to share and we will also interview the CEO of Smash Minerals Corp., an exciting gold exploration prospect in the red hot Yukon.

Gerald Celente and Lewis Lehrman are featured guests. Celente says we are entering a “Greater Depression.” The poor and middle class will suffer most while bankers continue to enjoy million-dollar bonuses. In the meantime, we are hearing predictions of a return to a gold monetary standard from credible folks like Lewis Lehrman who, along with Ron Paul, were the only members of President Reagan’s Gold Commission to advocate a return to a gold-backed dollar. Recently he reiterated his pro-gold standard views in a CNBC interview. Where is the American economy headed and where is America headed as a super power with or without a gold standard? Does the U.S. still possess the gold it claims to own, or has it been secretly discarded in a price manipulation scheme used to con world citizens into holding worthless paper money? How could a gold standard be implemented? Also, Gregory Isenor of Merrex Gold will update us on his company's gold exploration progress in West Africa.