The Oracle with Max Keiser – pt 1 – January 30, 2009


The first half of The Oracle with Max Keiser. Guest is Paul Walker, CEO of GFMS. We discuss Davos and the financial crisis. Gold market signaling deeper crisis to unfold. Walker forecasts gold at well over $1000 per ounce for 2009.

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Sunday, February 28th, 2010 Gold Stock Market

25 Comments to The Oracle with Max Keiser – pt 1 – January 30, 2009

  1. All these professional people and their professional opinons and they couldn’t see it coming, please..!! Over heated stockmarket, prices of real estate overpriced and alot of paper money floating around, people with no saving getting money from the bank was never easier. I am not a financal banker, broker or Wall St wanker, i’m just the average Joe Blow that has very long sight! The Wall St wankers are about fucking the average Joe Blow, your time is up, get ready for the reckoning….! Enjoy

  2. minimoo2000 on February 28th, 2010
  3. I guess the leaders aren’t afraid of the very pissed- off masses yet.

  4. vivaloriflamme on February 28th, 2010
  5. These Bankers and the Like are Fucking Disgusting. If They Want Some Baboons Blood, Try Kissing My Phat White Ass, Because the World is Done Being Your Trained Monkey.

    I Swear I’ve Been Working to Take Your Asses Down and Nows the Time to Consider it Done.

    Run for the Hills, Snakes.

  6. femmepen on February 28th, 2010
  7. Oh common! It’s not outright fraud? Give me a break. This was outright fraud.

  8. summergiles on February 28th, 2010
  9. all past comments re purely idiotic

    Slaves to the FED wake up

    Xi

  10. xiwow on February 28th, 2010
  11. Nice to see Paul Walker again – Max interviewed him on the People and Power programme about the Carry trade. (The Money Geyser, I think)

    Max – sounds all Pre-French Revolution …..! Aristo-cats beware!

  12. silkywilly47 on February 28th, 2010
  13. that’s funny…own the gold all you want and I’ll SELL you a sandwich…maybe

  14. uturniaphobic on February 28th, 2010
  15. The “choice” of credit became a problem because the entities offering the credit are predatory in their behavior toward those given the credit. The reason is the changing of the bankruptcy laws during the BUSH administration. (Politicians have all be complicit because they ALL made money.)
    Banks extended credit after the laws changed because they could take our homes. By the way, people also have credit problems due to illness and job loss.
    We need oversite. We need campaign finance reform.

  16. 2tsaybow on February 28th, 2010
  17. As to the comment below: So now you are trying to blame Clinton who left no national debt behind and you are trying to clear Bush who entered two senseless wars and led us to the biggest crisis in the history of the US?

  18. iveggy on February 28th, 2010
  19. eat a gold sandwich losers…the pigs own all the gold.

  20. finefilth on March 1st, 2010
  21. I find that many republicans confuse Keynesian economics with the free market. They are not the same. HOWEVER, Reaganomics was okay to a degree because the use of credit was purely a voluntary one. In the recent CLINTON Bush deregulated economy, meaning the removal of the Glass Steagall Act of 1933 which Clinton passed, NOT BUSH… the use of ARM loans were not voluntary because the COLI was extremely high and people NEED a place to live. Credit cards afford things by choice, not need.

  22. therealcaptobvious on March 1st, 2010
  23. Yes, and Jimmy Carter removed the usery caps on interest rates which were never put back on, then Regan got elected and his administration began removing the monopoly restrictictions set by the Sherman Act, and corporations began having even more rights, (yes I know this started right after the Civil War) Also, Regan gave labor a punch which it’s never recovered from when the ATC’s had their strike.
    Remember, Regan come up with trickle down economics just so all of us folks could be peed-ons.

  24. 2tsaybow on March 1st, 2010
  25. So you think world governments/economists outrage over fiat currency will outweigh and quash central banks drive to continue fiat? That would be a fuckin dream-come-true, eh? Can central banks be disbanded? Say yes. I don’t know you or your expertise, I just want someone to say YES, CENTRAL BANKS CAN BE DISSOLVED. SAY IT!!!! SAY IT!!!!

  26. kensho3 on March 1st, 2010
  27. No, dont agree, Everyone that is against Ron Paul is out.

  28. elbuggo on March 1st, 2010
  29. It was Clinton who removed the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 in 1998.

  30. therealcaptobvious on March 1st, 2010
  31. I distinctly remember my economics teacher predicting this when Regan started deregulation 25 years ago.

  32. 2tsaybow on March 1st, 2010
  33. If the DAVOS WEF 2009 is good for anything, it would’ve stopped the economic crisis from happening.

    The truth about the DAVOS 2009 thing can only be summed up with a quote by Adam Smith…”People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.”

  34. therealcaptobvious on March 1st, 2010
  35. it was out of control for the last 10 years. Trade deficit and deregulation startedi n 98.

  36. therealcaptobvious on March 1st, 2010
  37. What do you mean this is gonna get out of control? It is out of control and has been out of control for the past 10 months!! It’s just that no one wants to admit it as they have no solutions. Gold is the only economic regulator that the world needs. One way or another we are going back to a gold standard, like it or not!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH:)))

  38. bigdad06 on March 1st, 2010
  39. the SHIT is gonna HIT THE FAN!

  40. Brainman94 on March 1st, 2010
  41. uahahahaha

    dollar is a worthless shitty piece of paper, even less worth than toilet tissue !
    (at least tissue is softer to wipe ass with)

    watch?v=hfSDPY5rYZE

    the clown is you.

    Max is a genious (who else could have invented Hollywood Stock Exchange ) who merely plays clown – because after all the STUPIDITY of Fed and Paulson are over the brink, and well beyond the serious words about them.

  42. hoktula on March 1st, 2010
  43. LOLOL, and you actually beleive the dollar is going to stay where it is now?

    You must have beleived Paulson and Bush when they said they beleive in a strong dollar.

  44. KingDrudge on March 1st, 2010
  45. hey guys! this show is slow. Glad you had Gaultier on at least, that was fun, but your guests otherwise were dull. What happened to the dude with the crazy hair from last time? He’s a keeper!

  46. achmenid on March 1st, 2010
  47. glad I got some gold back in november.

  48. trevormac77 on March 1st, 2010
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  50. buddyis12 on March 1st, 2010

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