I well never sell Gold - Faber

"I well never sell Gold especially when I see these clowns in the Government."

"It is impossible for the American government to fulfill its obligations because the current deficit is already US$1.6 trillion this year.

The total US debt is already 375% of the GDP, excluding medicaid medicare and social security. If you include these, the national debt is at 600% of the GDP" ... Mark faber.

China to buy gold if price plunges: Marc Faber | 14 April 2010 | www.commodityonline.com

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"The question is will there be a crisis of confidence in all paper monies and what will the reaction of investors be? I would imagine that when the crisis really emerges, you'd see people flee from all paper currencies into precious metals," Faber added

Do not hold Cash?

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Marc Faber goes bull fighting on CNBC « ArabianMoney

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This is a vintage performance from Dr Marc Faber who explains why ArabianMoney readers should still be buying gold, preferably by the ton each month. He remains ultra bearish and floors the unfortunate ...

Innovations is the name of the game!

Innovation: The new masters of management | The Economist

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Developing countries are competing on creativity as well as cost. That will change business everywhere

Greece is no different from other OPEC countries

“What Is The Difference Between Greece And Rest Of The OECD? Only That It Is Small Enough To Be Bailed Out” -- Societe General analyst, Dylan Grice.

"... but I still think Greece is the beginning of a wave of government funding crises, not the end."

Grice argues that most developed nations have bigger future problems than Greece, excluding the UK which has a significantly higher debt maturity date than most developed nations, taking Bloomberg's data for existing debt maturity for each government.

FT Alphaville » Greece – ‘It’s not that different’

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SocGen’s Dylan Grice is one person not bored with Greece. In fact, he believes it is the beginning of a wave of government funding crises, not the end.

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Grice: "What Is The Difference Between Greece And Rest Of The OECD? Only That It Is Small Enough To Be Bailed Out"

Buffett slipping up!!

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Buffett rented good name to Goldman too cheap

At the height of the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs sold Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway $5 billion of perpetual preferred stock with a 10% dividend and warrants on $5 billion worth of common stock at a strike price of $115 a share.

This package gave Berkshire a return of more than 15% in exchange for its money an ... more

A long list of No's

List of No's:
USB, external memory slot, removable battery, camera, real OS, multi tasking, flash, external applications, full HD, e-ink for use as e-book reader.
And with (Apple)censored and paid content, paid applications only from the online i-Tunes store, the list is complete.
And system requirement includes a i-Tunes Store account.
No prices for guessing the device!!!
Can some one use it with Chrome OS? May be. That may change the picture, of course, to some extent.

Compare this with a Gemini, or the Adam or many others coming!!!

ICD's Gemini tablet unveiled, has an iPad-killing spec sheet to die for : Tech Digest

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Reading this on your recently acquired iPad? Well you might want to hit the back button pretty soon for fear of a heart attack, as ICD have just unveiled their Gemini tablet PC, with enough bells and whistles to make your Apple slate look very tired indeed.