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really grieve for the UK; I have been warning my friends for 2 years now but unlike in the US we dont have any really independent voices such as Peter Schiff etc to explain to an ordinary person exactly what is going on. Vince Cable is allowed one soundbite per month. …Does anyone know of a UK specific site I could point people to (apart from Money Morning)?True, as bad as the US media is, the UK media is even more craven and herd-like. I was horrified in 2007 as the bubble popped in the US sub-prime housing market (and contagion spread through securities based on that market) how complacent the UK coverage of the incipient crisis was, how lacking in reflection on UK sub-prime and financial dependence. I only heard one person state the obvious back then: [Greed & Fear] – Posted by Gwen Robinson on Sep 14 10:33…In light of such cheery developments, then, Wood’s advice is that “equity investors should remain underweight all such financial stocks globally that have been playing these games, however seemingly cheap they they look on a crude PE basis.”It is also “clearly wrong only to focus on America,” concludes Wood:“Take the example of the UK, which is in many ways far more exposed than America. For the US is a very diversified economy, competitive in many sectors and with a highly competitive labour market. It is certainly not just about housing. By contrast, Britain is only about housing, financial services and subprime lending.”…posted by Gwen Robinson on Friday, September 14th, 2007(emphasis added). I’d have got out of sterling then, if I’d known of a legal and efficient means to do so. I did raise those concerns with my own family at the time, and my anxiety to protect savings, but they were dismissed out of hand. That’s why I’ve long thought there’s a market for a personal hedge-fund service aimed at savers (a wedge-fund if you like ), which would enable low-net worth individuals to preserve wealth against volatility in currencies and commodities.So I’d say, look to financial commentators who did warn about Britain’s predicament in advance. Currently, the most notable dissonant voice may be .I’m surprised I haven’t heard Max & Stacy mention him on TAM or had him on any of their tv shows for the BBC, PressTV or RT. His focus is similar, sceptical analysis of financial markets, criticism of political policies, and the implications for the majority of people. e.g.He needs a proof-reader, but other than that he spells out the situation for the UK quite clearly.

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really grieve for the UK; I have been warning my friends for 2 years now but unlike in the US we dont have any really independent voices such as Peter Schiff etc to explain to an ordinary person exactly what is going on. Vince Cable is allowed one soundbite per month. &#8230;Does anyone know of a UK specific site I could point people to (apart from Money Morning)?True, as bad as the US media is, the UK media is even more craven and herd-like. I was horrified in 2007 as the bubble popped in the US sub-prime housing market (and contagion spread through securities based on that market) how complacent the UK coverage of the incipient crisis was, how lacking in reflection on UK sub-prime and financial dependence. I only heard one person state the obvious back then (emphasis added): [Greed &amp; Fear] &#8211; Posted by Gwen Robinson on Sep 14 10:33&#8230;In light of such cheery developments, then, Wood’s advice is that “equity investors should remain underweight all such financial stocks globally that have been playing these games, however seemingly cheap they they look on a crude PE basis.”It is also “clearly wrong only to focus on America,” concludes Wood:&#8220;Take the example of the UK, which is in many ways far more exposed than America. For the US is a very diversified economy, competitive in many sectors and with a highly competitive labour market. It is certainly not just about housing. By contrast, Britain is only about housing, financial services and subprime lending.&#8221;&#8230;posted by Gwen Robinson on Friday, September 14th, 2007 &#8230;. I&#8217;d have got out of sterling then, if I&#8217;d known of a legal and efficient means to do so. I did raise those concerns with my own family at the time, and my anxiety to protect savings, but they were dismissed out of hand. That&#8217;s why I&#8217;ve long thought there&#8217;s a market for a personal hedge-fund service aimed at savers (a wedge-fund if you like ), which would enable low-net worth individuals to preserve wealth against volatility in currencies and commodities.So I&#8217;d say, look to financial commentators who did warn about Britain&#8217;s predicament in advance. Currently, the most notable dissonant voice may be .I&#8217;m surprised I haven&#8217;t heard Max &amp; Stacy mention him on TAM or had him on any of their tv shows for the BBC, PressTV or RT. His focus is similar, sceptical analysis of financial markets, criticism of political policies, and the implications for the majority of people. e.g.He needs a proof-reader, but other than that he spells out the situation for the UK quite clearly.

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pyqnixtjjn from United Kingdom | 05-04-2012 | 0:55

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Nofisat from United Kingdom | 04-04-2012 | 3:41