Terry Sacka: The Wealth Transfer “Stock Market and the World System” 2-28-2013

Terry Sacka on The Wealth Transfer show on the Christian Television Network discussing the deception of the world’s market system and how the circumvention of truth could impact your savings and retirement.

Proverbs 22:7 “The rich willeth over the poor” and “The borrower is servant to the lender”. Where are you on that scale?

There’s a great wealth transfer taking place right now. Are you on the

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Why You Shouldn’t Be Selling Gold

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In a vivid example of just how nervous investors have gotten over gold, one of the biggest ETFs to track the precious metal — SPDR Gold Shares GLD +0.01% – saw $5.4 billion hit the exit door year-to-date, according to ETF Trends. More about record low flows in February for gold ETPs.

And it’s not just then, Bloomberg News noted Thursday that John Paulson saw an 18% decline in his $900 million Gold Fund last month, and a 26% knock so far this year.

However, one strategist took to the airwaves on Thursday to caution that investors may be playing with

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Why Cyprus Could Happen in the US

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By Tim Price:

The prime minister of Luxembourg, Jean-Claude Juncker, has provided two clear insights into this world of deceit:

“We all know what to do, we just don’t know how to get re-elected after we have done it.”

And,

“When it becomes serious, you have to lie.”

This is what we now have by way of government: a self-serving elite who cannot be trusted, operating to a timetable defined by, and limited to, the electoral cycle.

This liberty deficit is possibly more severely damaging than the supposedly intractable fiscal one that lies beneath it. Yet whatever emerges from the disaster, Cyprus has reminded us of a couple of awkward truths:

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Cyprus banks shut until Thursday on Bailout Failure – Rethink Savings Tax

A woman unsuccessfully attempts to withdraw from a Cypriot bank ATM in Greece on Sunday. Bank of Cyprus in Athens. By 2011, Cypriot banks had made loans worth more than eight times the country’s national output. Photograph: Katia Christodoulou / EPA

Two days after the European Union revealed a €10 billion rescue for Cyprus, the tiny island nation said its banks would not reopen at least until Thursday to give it more time to win the backing of parliament for a controversial tax on deposits. The unprecedented tax on bank deposits led to a run on cash machines in

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As Good as Gold – Lewis Lehrman


Return to the Gold Standard

Whether or not the stock market is pricing correctly in a devastating double dip recession remains to be seen.

But gold bugs are still betting that more trouble is coming.

Gold hit a record price on Aug 18, 2011 1830 dollars an ounce during the trading day.

This has my next guest ringing the bell why the United States dollar should return to

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