The intrigue of economy ...
Thomas Jefferson was right. In 1802, the man who was the 3rd President of the United States and principal editor of the declaration of independence, said: 'The bankers are more dangerous than the army.'
Two centuries later, the Stock Market brokers of The City of London Alessio Rastani declared that 'Who really governs the world is Goldman Sachs.' He forecasts that commodities may rally 15 percent in the next 12 months, sticking with an “overweight” recommendation on raw materials and predicting Brent Crude may surge to highest level since 2008.
Thomas Jefferson was right. In 1802, the man who was the 3rd President of the United States and principal editor of the declaration of independence, said: 'The bankers are more dangerous than the army.'
Two centuries later, the Stock Market brokers of The City of London Alessio Rastani declared that 'Who really governs the world is Goldman Sachs.' He forecasts that commodities may rally 15 percent in the next 12 months, sticking with an “overweight” recommendation on raw materials and predicting Brent Crude may surge to highest level since 2008.
Last
Friday I received a brief and brunt email from the bank which, in one
single line, notified me that the interests for debates (giving back
part of a sum of money to me) will from now increased from 5% to 6%.
How come that while the Government sacrifices and cuts back salaries
of the public servants, the interest for deposits is down half percent
in Europe, the bank interests demanded from the savers are raised 1%?
We have lost ...
In the last ten years we have lost:
Johnny Cash, Steve Jobs, Bob Hope and now Jimmy Saville.
So now we have No Cash, No Jobs, No Hope and no bugger to Fix it!
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