America faces impending financial apocalypse: Stansberry's Investment Advisory

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#1 IAMTHEJOKER88
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Its quite long, but a really interesting presentation.

http://www.stansberryresearch.com/pro/1103PSIEOAVD/PPSIM369/PR

Known as the EndofAmerica presentation, promoted by Alex Jones on Youtube.

What do you think? If you're American, will you act on this information?

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#2 coolbeans90
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Promoted by Alex Jones? I think I'll pass.

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#3 IAMTHEJOKER88
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Promoted by Alex Jones? I think I'll pass.

coolbeans90

Alex Jones did not make the presentation... the presenter is well known for some accurate seemingly outlandish predictions.

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#4 coolbeans90
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[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

Promoted by Alex Jones? I think I'll pass.

IAMTHEJOKER88

Alex Jones did not make the presentation... the presenter is well known for some accurate seemingly outlandish predictions.

I am aware that he didn't make the presentation. But the mere fact that he is promoting sent my B.S. meter through the roof. I might watch it, but with a heavy dose of skepticism.

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#5 BrianB0422
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Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.
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#6 fl4tlined
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i must ask something though he really had me till the end then he was like order now for 50 dollars... why would he ask for the dollar standard he just spent over a hour slamming?
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[QUOTE="IAMTHEJOKER88"]

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

Promoted by Alex Jones? I think I'll pass.

coolbeans90

Alex Jones did not make the presentation... the presenter is well known for some accurate seemingly outlandish predictions.

I am aware that he didn't make the presentation. But the mere fact that he is promoting sent my B.S. meter through the roof. I might watch it, but with a heavy dose of skepticism.

Despite himself, Alex ones does some good things from time to time. Not saying that this lecture is, necessarily, but even a stopped clock...
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#8 BMD004
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I'll watch the video later..

But I'm a big believer in anything Peter Schiff has to say, and he's been saying a crisis is coming. He predicted the first deep recession spot on.

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#9 BMD004
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Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.BrianB0422
You are spot on.
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#10 cybrcatter
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Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.BrianB0422
An interesting proposition.

Alternatively, one could make a rational argument, something along the lines of: if the trend for consumption is to increases relative to investment, or net exports continue to decrease over prolonged periods of time, then we might have an issue.

'Might', since these indicators are meaningless without context.

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#11 Xeros606
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I've seen that before. It was the longest infomercial I've ever seen.
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#12 cybrcatter
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I've seen that before. It was the longest infomercial I've ever seen.Xeros606
Infomercial? Nonsense.

Why would Stansberry and Associates host a video produced by Stansberry and Associates, narrated by the founder and managing director of Stansberry and Associates, that was nothing but an infomercial for Stansberry and Associates?

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#13 coolbeans90
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BRB, investing all my money in gold/silver before the world ends and the gov't steals all of my assets to pay its debt obligations.

His cherry-picking was compelling, and I'm quite certain that he has no horse in the race.

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#14 cybrcatter
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BRB, investing all my money in gold/silver before the world ends and the gov't steals all of my assets to pay its debt obligations.

His cherry-picking was compelling, and I'm quite certain that he has no horse in the race.

coolbeans90



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It's all on the up an' up.

I tell ya what, just for you, buddy, I'll cut'cha a deal if you sign your motha up as well.

But don't tell nobody. I don't wanna give the impression that I'm givin' you preferential treatment, ya know what mean?

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I'll watch the video later..

But I'm a big believer in anything Peter Schiff has to say, and he's been saying a crisis is coming. He predicted the first deep recession spot on.

BMD004

schiff is a good austrian, its why he seems to be a visionary, but if you follow the school of thought these things are not hard to see coming

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is this another buy from my firm thing? the problem with the avg joe buying gold is that they cant get good gold bullion prices as they cant buy in weights, so they need to go through these bull firms at rates where gold would need to get up to 2500/oz to break even.
Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.BrianB0422
i too should start making statements about the economy based on what i have learned about the economy from OT's political pundits
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didn't watch yet.. what's he selling? gold? silver? i hear these commercials all the time on xm...

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is this another buy from my firm thing? the problem with the avg joe buying gold is that they cant get good gold bullion prices as they cant buy in weights, so they need to go through these bull firms at rates where gold would need to get up to 2500/oz to break even. [QUOTE="BrianB0422"]Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.surrealnumber5
i too should start making statements about the economy based on what i have learned about the economy from OT's political pundits

Instead of taking a weak dig at what I had to say, how about making a counterpoint? Manufacturing is the engine of any strong economy. Notice how since the late 70's our manufacturing has declined immensely and our economy has, for the most part, stalled. Sure there are small bubbles of prosperity that are hinged upon innovation (tech mostly) but in the long term, if you're not making anything, then you're not MAKING anything.
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[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]is this another buy from my firm thing? the problem with the avg joe buying gold is that they cant get good gold bullion prices as they cant buy in weights, so they need to go through these bull firms at rates where gold would need to get up to 2500/oz to break even. [QUOTE="BrianB0422"]Wouldn't disagree. Any time your economy is based on something other than manufacturing, you are setting yourself up for failure. You have to produce things to be viable. Right now the American economy runs on housing, credit, and McDonalds.BrianB0422
i too should start making statements about the economy based on what i have learned about the economy from OT's political pundits

Instead of taking a weak dig at what I had to say, how about making a counterpoint? Manufacturing is the engine of any strong economy. Notice how since the late 70's our manufacturing has declined immensely and our economy has, for the most part, stalled. Sure there are small bubbles of prosperity that are hinged upon innovation (tech mostly) but in the long term, if you're not making anything, then you're not MAKING anything.

the US is the worlds bread basket, and we are still number one in tech and industrial software development. that is where our economy is right now. our debt is in an artificially inflated housing market but so is a lot of the worlds investments, but that is not the economy that is just then banking industry and the government vie fany and fredy and your lack luster fat joke has no part in any thing other than to take a jab at the state. would it be great if the powers at be let manufacturing jobs come back? yes, but your assertions were baseless and only intended to offend.

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[QUOTE="BrianB0422"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] i too should start making statements about the economy based on what i have learned about the economy from OT's political punditssurrealnumber5

Instead of taking a weak dig at what I had to say, how about making a counterpoint? Manufacturing is the engine of any strong economy. Notice how since the late 70's our manufacturing has declined immensely and our economy has, for the most part, stalled. Sure there are small bubbles of prosperity that are hinged upon innovation (tech mostly) but in the long term, if you're not making anything, then you're not MAKING anything.

the US is the worlds bread basket, and we are still number one in tech and industrial software development. that is where our economy is right now. our debt is in an artificially inflated housing market but so is a lot of the worlds investments, but that is not the economy that is just then banking industry and the government vie fany and fredy and your lack luster fat joke has no part in any thing other than to take a jab at the state. would it be great if the powers at be let manufacturing jobs come back? yes, but your assertions were baseless and only intended to offend.

You're just an angry angry person. At no point did I intend to offend anyone. You're just the resident grouch. Good points though. Not like we can do anything to get manufacturing back. If its cheaper elsewhere, it will just go there. However, anyone can see the problem with basing your economy on inflated housing, high interest credit, and the service industry (McDonalds). If I would have said "service industry" would that have been better?
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people like peter schiff, ron paul and mike ruppert have been predicting financial collapses for a while now. if you dont think they were right when they predicted the housing bubble, the fall of the dollar and the rise of gold and silver. then don't mind their predictions on the collapse of the dollar and the imf bail out bubble
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#22 comp_atkins
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no

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/comp18090.htm

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#23 surrealnumber5
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people like peter schiff, ron paul and mike ruppert have been predicting financial collapses for a while now. if you dont think they were right when they predicted the housing bubble, the fall of the dollar and the rise of gold and silver. then don't mind their predictions on the collapse of the dollar and the imf bail out bubblelloveLamp
dont forget the .com bubble peter and a few other austrians predicted that one too.
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#25 jetpower3
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I've seen enough long winded and overly long explanations and ramblings of this caliber to know that there's more to this presentation than meets the eye.

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If you have any questions about Stansberry and Associates, please do not hesitate to call customer service at 1-888-261-2693. We would be happy to assist you. We are open Monday – Friday 9-5 EST.

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If you have any questions about Stansberry and Associates, please do not hesitate to call customer service at 1-888-261-2693. We would be happy to assist you. We are open Monday – Friday 9-5 EST.

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lol what??
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lol spambump

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Old thread is old.