Filed under: Major Movement , Competitive Strategy , Barrick Gold (ABX) , Commodities , Federal Reserve Back in the late 1970s, the Hunt brothers from Texas tried to corner the silver market . That drove prices to $48 an ounce. Now, 31 years later, silver is shooting higher again. The March silver futures contract closed at $32.296 per ounce , up 72 cents. Since gold is expensive, investors are turning to silver to hedge against inflation. Many fear that the Federal Reserve will not be able to control the spike in commodity prices. The Fed is buying $600 billion of treasuries and keeping interest rates near zero. Continue reading Silver Near a 31-Year High Silver Near a 31-Year High originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Sat, 19 Feb 2011 12:50:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments
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WeAreChange confronts Dick Cheney and his Stand Down orders on 9/11
Cheney: terrorist and war criminal. Oh yes, and pathetic. This is what we can do to take the game to the evil that manipulates our world – look at this ‘powerful’ man when someone like Luke Rudkowski has the guts to confront him with his contribution to mass murder. The ‘great’ Dick Cheney, the abuser of women who ‘killed with my own hands’, is just a pathetic old man protected by his sychophantic dark suits and scuttling away back under his stone. Come on. Up and at ’em. Who are these ‘powerful’ people?  Nothing. We have the numbers … We have the power … and when we figure that out – there goes their way of life. JavaScript is disabled! To display this content, you need a JavaScript capable browser. Adobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!
The Global Awakening vs. The Internet Kill Switch
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Adobe’s (NASDAQ:ADBE) Earnings Estimate Raised by Jefferies
Jefferies maintains their “Buy” rating and price target on Adobe (NASDAQ:ADBE), but has changed their EPS and revenue estimates in 2012 from $2.43/4.51 billion to $2.45/4.44 billion For 2011, they see Adobe struggling to reach growth expectations. They said, “Our survey work points to decent CS adoption, we and the Street continue to model below management’s growth expectations for FY11 and
