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Hyper Report recommends the reading of Gregory Mannarino’s The Game is Rigged

Today’s Items:

First…
Merkel Calls for ‘Political union’ to Save the Euro
http://www.euractiv.com

Divergent economies using the same currency will fail is a now a forgone conclusion. No amount of euro-bonds, or financial gimmickry, can divert the destruction of the euro in its current form.  Merkel, to make herself look strong in Germany, has called for a the nations to move to a single political union.  In effect, the countries using the euro would surrender sovereignty for the illusion of safety. It must be Springtime for Merkel and Germany.

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Spain is Officially Beyond Saving
http://www.zerohedge.com

Total Spanish banking loans are equal to 170% of Spanish GDP. Troubled loans at Spanish Banks just hit an 18-year high. Spanish Banks are drawing a record €316.3 billion from the European Central Bank. Things have gotten so bad that Spanish citizens are pulling their money out of Spain en mass. And this is only a glimpse what is to come on both sides of the pond.

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Bundesbank: The Eurozone’s Secret Dictator
http://www.telegraph.co.uk

While Merkel may be the political powerhouse in Germany, and the EU for that matter, Bundesbank, the Central bank of Germany, is the power behind her throne.  They are calling the shots and their role should not be underestimated. For example, Bundesbank played the vital role with George Soros’s Black Wednesday’s episode of the British pound being devalued in 1992. A bank to watch in the coming months.

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Worldwide Package Coming From Fed, European Central Bank, & IMF
http://kingworldnews.com

The old saying that it is better to give than to receive is going to come, yet again, into play. This time, Central banks from the FED to the IMF are going to print up, via keystroke no doubt, a bunch of new money. Now, those holding onto paper will most likely see the net value go down. This is the main reason after preparing to keep stacking physical.

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America’s Derivative Market
http://www.munknee.com

Here is a rundown of how much some of America’s lawsuit laden banks are invested in the unregulated derivatives market that could vaporize in an instant.
Morgan Stanley: $1.7 Trillion
Wells Fargo: $3.3 Trillion
HSBC: $4.321 Trillion
Goldman Sachs: $44 Trillion
Bank of America: $50 Trillion
Citibank: $52 Trillion
JP Morgan Chase: $70 Trillion
In short, after preparing, keep stacking physical.

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Holder Directs U.S. Attorneys to Track Down Paths of Leaks
http://www.nytimes.com
http://voices.washingtonpost.com
http://en.wikipedia.org

Like a fox investigating the hen house, Holder has decided to have two democratic cronies investigate the leaks at the Justice Department.  Oh great, Obama and Holder are investigating themselves?  It would be like a speeder telling the cop that pulled them over that they will investigate the speeding themselves.  Just remember, the only people who do not want to disclose the truth are people with something to hide.

Finally, Please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day

The opinionated content contained in the Hyper Report text and videos are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. Please use the information found within this site as a starting point for conducting your own research and before making any investing decisions. All stories are sourced and the information is assumed to be truthful and reliable; however, I cannot and do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of this information.

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Hyper Report recommends the reading of Gregory Mannarino’s The Game is Rigged

Today’s Items:

First…
France Doubles Down on Fiscal Insanity
http://www.americanthinker.com
http://www.rt.com

As Spain is downgraded by Fitch to BBB, everyone in the EU is looking for ways to get out the debt pickle; however, politicians in France have decided they can spend their way to prosperity by lowering the retirement from 62 to 60. So, how can we insert the letter “F” into the acronym P.I.I.G.S? Guess we can say F and P.I.I.G.S.

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Fed Could Act if Economy Weakens
http://www.cnbc.com

Wall Street has been waiting with breathless anticipation as their crack daddy Benji Bernake announced that the FED could take action if the economy weakens. Translation: Stocks jumped as everyone is getting ready for more quantitative easing, or money printing. So, get ready for food, oil, and other commodities to go up big time.

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The National Debt Isn’t $15 Trillion. It’s $50 Trillion
http://blog.american.com
http://www.economist.com

Measuring America’s debt on an accrual, rather than cash basis, grows the current shortfall from $15.7 trillion to over
$50 trillion. Take note that the World GDP in 2011 was about $70 trillion.

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Gold To Be Viewed As Risk Free Asset In This Chaos
http://kingworldnews.com

Investors are racing here and there trying to find out where global markets are headed. Major Banks in both the Euro-zone and the U.S. are effectively insolvent and are desperate for capital to cover their casino-like losses. We continue to see money flowing into government securities as bond yields come down and an increasing number of people are seeing gold, and other physical commodities like silver, as a ‘risk-free’ asset. In short, after preparing, keep stacking.

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Obama’s Third-Party History
http://www.nationalreview.com
http://www.realclearpolitics.com

Well, it may not be any surprise to anyone with an IQ greater than their shoe size; however, new documents are emerging showing how Obama, the liar-n-charlatan, hid his close affiliation with Chicago Chapter of a socialist party controlled by ACORN. Bet people cannot wait to see what snakes are in Romney’s closet since he also is secretive about his past.

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10 Things That We Can Learn About Shortages and Preparation From the Economic Collapse in Greece
http://lewrockwell.com

Here are a few…
1. Food Shortages
2. Medicine shortages
3. Power shortages
4. Water shortages
See a pattern?

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Voters in California Back Pension Cuts for City Workers
http://www.nytimes.com

In San Diego and San Jose, voters, by about 70%, approved ballot initiatives that cut retirement benefits for city workers. Looks like the voters are waking up to the gravy train that public employees have been on. If only they could cut the spending at the state level; however, that is not going to happen.

Finally, Please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day

The opinionated content contained in the Hyper Report text and videos are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. Please use the information found within this site as a starting point for conducting your own research and before making any investing decisions. All stories are sourced and the information is assumed to be truthful and reliable; however, I cannot and do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of this information.

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Hyper Report recommends the reading of Gregory Mannarino’s The Game is Rigged

Today’s Items:

First…
Why China is Likely To End In a Disorderly Economic Collapse
http://www.thebull.com.au

The Chinese economy may be in the final stages of largest Ponzi scheme ever devised.  When export revenue collapsed from the U.S. and Europe, Chinese government sponsored projects took up the slack.  Add the massive investment and banking fraud that is apart of the Chinese system, and things do not look pretty.  In short, China may not become the world’s biggest economy this century, so carefully watch where you invest.

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Suggestive Selling of Quantitative Easing
http://silvervigilante.com

CNN Money, and other government lapdog media outlets, are busy trying to sell the idea that if the Fed and the ECB can print, then things will be just fine.  If by fine, they mean that commodities, like gold, food, and oil will skyrocket, then yes they will. If, they mean the purchasing power of the phony baloney currency they easily print… Well, do not hold your breath.

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Market Rumor
http://www.examiner.com

As of June 1st, rumors have been circulating that Pimco, JP Morgan, and other financial companies were cancelling summer vacations for their employees. The reason is so they can prepare for a ‘Lehman type’ economic crash projected for the coming months. If true, then the banks may be listening to alternate media, instead of the legacy media, and one should have their preparations well underway.

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Emergency Fed Meeting & Gold Backed Bonds
http://kingworldnews.com

Europe may be actively working to introduce gold backed bonds.  In addition, the Fed may be also doing the same thing.  The only problem is…  Are these so-called gold backed bonds backed by physical gold or paper gold?  After preparing, keep stacking physical.

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21 Signs That This Could Be A Long Summer For the Global Financial System
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com

Here are a few…
1. Unemployment in the euro-zone has hit a brand new all-time record high.
2. Economies all over the developed world are seriously slowing down right now.
3. Many U.S. banking stocks are being hit extremely hard.

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Recent Drop In Crude Was Engineered
http://www.youtube.com
http://www.rt.com

Take a look at this video about oil.  With international oil demand dropping, why then is Saudis Arabia pumping out more oil than it has ever done?  Perhaps, they are pumping out so much to keep the price down because they may believe they are waiting for a massive price upwards.  What would cause a massive price increase?   Can you say Iran?   Then again, they may only want to cripple the economies of Shiite Iran and Iraq with low oil costs.  Either way, in the long term, things could get ugly.

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21 Topics That Will Put You on the Department of Homeland Security’s Naughty List
http://daisyluther.blogspot.com

Here are a few things never to talk about…
1. weather
2. Road trips to the Southwest United States
3. Drugs
4. Food recalls
5. trains

Finally, Please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day

The opinionated content contained in the Hyper Report text and videos are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. Please use the information found within this site as a starting point for conducting your own research and before making any investing decisions. All stories are sourced and the information is assumed to be truthful and reliable; however, I cannot and do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of this information.