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Money Spent on TARP Almost Equels Total US GDP
Posted by andrabr9 on March 31st, 2009

The FED and the TARP program has lent or guaranteed almost $12.8 trillion if you add it all up. Putting this into perspective this massive sum is virtually approaching the total GDP or everything produced in the US last year.

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Shouldn’t Gold and Silver Be Higher?
Posted by andrabr9 on March 20th, 2009

In less than twenty-four hours the price of Gold climbed $65 and the price of Silver $1.20. Considering the announcement by the Fed, one has to wonder why the moves were not bigger. The Fed stated it is going to “increase the size” of its balance sheet, that means it is going to put the printing presses on full octane, maximum performance.

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