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  1. Catherine:

    Thank you for all the excellent information you provide each month. Could you please give us an update on what you currently feel are the best and safest options in PM stocks. I’d really appreciate your perspective on the Sprott funds PSLV and PHYS as an option. Are CEF and GTU still good choices?

    Stacey

  2. Claire:

    EXCELLENT IDEA! Why didn’t I think of this one? Research and cogitation will begin immediately…

    Catherine

  3. Apologies if you have already covered this is a previous Solari Report, but I don’t think it has been discussed. Going back through the archives there are several references to the importance of having a family lawyer and a trusted CPA. Perhaps in the future you could do a report on how to find a good lawyer and accountant similiar to the report how to find a good local bank.

    Thanks for all the great work!

  4. I listened to part of Goldsmith/Rose again based on the Documentary discussion with Jon. http://markinthepark.net/blog/sir-james-goldsmiths-1994-warning/

    I watched Laura Tyson about half way through Goldsmith/Rose. The quality of her discussion is all false to cover the global coup. She was blown away by Sir Goldsmith who was a global business leader but for the people.

    She’s on a long list for the World Bank Chief: http://www.marketwatch.com/People/Laura_Tyson

    Here’s a comment about her work on Obama’s Economic Council:

    Laura Tyson, now a member of the Obama Economic Recovery Advisory Board, pronounces the first stimulus program a success. Accordingly, she urges that we continue with a second stimulus program until the private sector revitalizes itself after inexplicably falling into a demand torpor. The ubiquitous Paul Krugman pushes the same theme. The deficit be damned: More stimulus equals more jobs.
    Unfortunately, both eminent economists keep their heads in the clouds when they ought to plant their feet on the ground. Start with their odd definition of success.
    http://www.forbes.com/2010/08/30/economics-paul-krugman-stimulus-opionions-columnists-richard-epstein.html

    Her background and integration in business, education, media, and federal policy are significant:

    She was a Monthly Columnist for BusinessWeek from 1998 to 2005. Dr. Tyson served in the first Clinton Administration as Chairman of the President’s National Economic Council from February 1995 to December 1996 and of the White House Council of Economic Advisers from 1993 to 1995. She is a Board Director of the New America Foundation and Peter G. Peterson Institute of International Economics. She is a Member of The Trilateral Commission.

    http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=643678&ticker=CBG:US&previousCapId=100231&previousTitle=AT%26T%20INC

    They sure pay the operators well.

  6. Catherine,

    How much concern have you regarding the JPM derivatives mess and it’s potential to take “down” the banking system?

    Thank you,

  7. I wonder if you could get some nuclear experts on Solari and discuss Fukushima. Either nuclear engineer Arnie Gunderson or anti-nuclear advocate Helen Caldicott would be a good choice. The latter said she will evacuate Boston if nuclear fuel pool #4 collapses, presumably because the fallout would spread through the entire northern hemisphere. This crisis is definitely being downplayed by the mainstream media. What are your thoughts?

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