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    Beck's been warning about food prices soaring since about August of last year. They said he was fear-mongering and insane. He explained that it was inevitable because of the increase in the money supply by the Fed... our dollars will be worth less. Nobody else was saying anything about it. He had me convinced, so I went out and bought a month's supply of food storage in October last year. I started feeling really stupid in January to March. Folks, it's starting to happen. I'm hearing the mainstream media talking about it now. They are blaming it on speculators, but it's not about speculation... it's about the value of the dollar. The same is true with oil prices. It's not speculators or big bad oil companies ripping us off. The dollar is losing value and forcing prices up. Be prepared guys. Put yourself in a position of not having to rely on the government for survival.

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    Re: Food prices

    This is an excellent source for info about what's going on:

    http://inflation.us/articles.html

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by T_Won View Post
    Beck's been warning about food prices soaring since about August of last year. They said he was fear-mongering and insane. He explained that it was inevitable because of the increase in the money supply by the Fed... our dollars will be worth less. Nobody else was saying anything about it. He had me convinced, so I went out and bought a month's supply of food storage in October last year. I started feeling really stupid in January to March. Folks, it's starting to happen. I'm hearing the mainstream media talking about it now. They are blaming it on speculators, but it's not about speculation... it's about the value of the dollar. The same is true with oil prices. It's not speculators or big bad oil companies ripping us off. The dollar is losing value and forcing prices up. Be prepared guys. Put yourself in a position of not having to rely on the government for survival.

    It is both inflation and speculation. Commodities, particularly grains (which are also being influence by the Chinese drought), have been going gangbusters. Silver has been kicking butt, too, and is probably still undervalued.
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    Re: Food prices

    The National Inflation Association today (11-5-10) announced the release of its report about NIA's projections of future U.S. food price increases due to the massive monetary inflation being created by the Federal Reserve's $600 billion quantitative easing. This report was written by NIA's President Gerard Adams, who believes food inflation will take over in 2011 as America's greatest crisis.

    http://inflation.us/foodpriceprojections.html

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    If the Federal Reserve doesn't implement QE3, NIA believes it will just about guarantee a bursting of the U.S. bond bubble in the second half of 2011. If the Fed stops buying U.S. treasuries, there is a chance that we won't find foreign buyers for our bonds no matter how high interest rates rise. The world is waking up to the fact that the U.S. government is insolvent, and the benefits of propping up the U.S. dollar are no longer worth the expense to our foreign creditors. The U.S. government ponzi scheme will soon be exposed for the world to see.

    http://inflation.us/federalreserveqe3.html

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by Guisslapp View Post
    I don't see that helping. We are a global economy now. It's mutually assured economic destruction.

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    Re: Food prices

    I was posting a while back, when gold was still under $1,000, to BUY GOLD!


    Just read where the Chinese are talking about dumping $2 trillion USDs onto the open market. They hold $3 trillion now, want their currency portfolio to be sitting at $1 trillion USDs. If, big IF, they do that, or even some part of that, hold onto your britches!

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by Guisslapp View Post
    It is both inflation and speculation. Commodities, particularly grains (which are also being influence by the Chinese drought), have been going gangbusters. Silver has been kicking butt, too, and is probably still undervalued.
    The big money doesn't think so
    http://www.etftrends.com/2011/04/tra...ashort-silver/

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    Re: Food prices

    Probably a good time to brush up on trapping skills.

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by T_Won View Post
    Beck's been warning about food prices soaring since about August of last year. They said he was fear-mongering and insane. He explained that it was inevitable because of the increase in the money supply by the Fed... our dollars will be worth less. Nobody else was saying anything about it. He had me convinced, so I went out and bought a month's supply of food storage in October last year. I started feeling really stupid in January to March. Folks, it's starting to happen. I'm hearing the mainstream media talking about it now. They are blaming it on speculators, but it's not about speculation... it's about the value of the dollar. The same is true with oil prices. It's not speculators or big bad oil companies ripping us off. The dollar is losing value and forcing prices up. Be prepared guys. Put yourself in a position of not having to rely on the government for survival.
    http://www.breitbart.tv/snl-spoofs-g...u-nazi-salute/


    Beck is always good for a laugh

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by longdawgview View Post
    Two points:

    1) big money shorties make a lot on even short pullbacks.

    2) big money ETFs, Au & Ag, have been DEAD wrong for three straight years now.

    A third point:

    3) dawg80 has been spot on the PM market since 2007. Who you gonna listen to?

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by longdawgview View Post
    Fixed it for you

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    Re: Food prices

    Quote Originally Posted by T_Won View Post
    I don't see that helping. We are a global economy now. It's mutually assured economic destruction.
    The world is pissed at the Fed: http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ng-price-rises

    What's going to happen when they push for QE3 soon?

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    Re: Food prices

    AGCO set to jump 4 pts. this am:

    http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=A...urce=undefined


    Monitor the ag etfs/etc. like CORN while you're watching the others:

    http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=C...urce=undefined

    Keep those stops tight.

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