Watch for the property investment tips as Maria Davies is interviewed on Women In The Property Market (Sky TV), is introduced by Robert Kiyosaki to speak in front of an audience of 1000+ and appears as overseas property expert on Ask the Overseas Property Experts on Sky tv

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Yesterday marked the first ever press conference to take place after an FOMC meeting and it will not be the last. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke said that they will hold press briefings four times a year, after every FOMC meeting, in an effort to become more transparent and provide more information to the public. In the past, Bernanke has caused ripples in the market simply because of what the public perceives his demeanor to be at that time. But Bernanke believes that the benefits of speaking directly with the press outweigh some of the risks. That may be true, but nobody could know what would come of the press conference, considering that previous speaking engagements have all been in controlled situations, such as 60 minutes, so stakes were high since this was the first time he would have to field questions from reporters.

Bernanke’s main point and focus at the conference was on the deficit. He made it clear that action is needed now to avert a potential debt crisis later. He did so without taking sides in a partisan debate but urged action over inaction. He stated that if the fiscal deficit is not addressed, it will have significant consequences for financial stability, for economic growth, and for our standard of living.

Although the financial world was hanging on every word, Bernanke did not offer anything that we did not already know. He just reiterated that the bond buying plan would end in June as scheduled and that short-term rates would stay near zero.

www.house.gov CampaignForLiberty.com Mr. Speaker, the big guns have lined up against HR 1207, the bill to audit the Federal Reserve. What is it that they are so concerned about? What information are they hiding from the American people? The screed is “Transparency is okay–except for those things they don’t want to be transparent.” Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke argues that HR 1207, the legislation to audit the Federal Reserve, would politicize monetary policy. He claims that monetary policy must remain “independent,” that is, secret. He ignores history, because chairmen of the Federal Reserve in the past, especially when up for reappointment, do their best to accommodate the President with politically driven low interest rates and a bubble economy. Former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur Burns, when asked about all the inflation he brought about in 1971, before Nixon’s re-election, said that the Fed has to do what the President wants it to do, or it would “lose its independence.” That about tells you everything. Not by accident, Chairman Burns strongly supported Nixon’s program of wage and price controls, the same year; but I guess that’s not political. Is not making secret deals with the likes of Goldman Sachs, international financial institutions, foreign governments and foreign central banks, politicizing monetary policy? Bernanke argues that the knowledge that their discussions and decisions will one day be scrutinized will compromise the freedom of …

WE MUST SHUT DOWN THE FEDERAL RESERVE to prevent global dictatorship! Director Aaron Russo discusses his documentary America: Freedom to Fascism 9/27/06 in Denver. Federal Reserve was never ratified; income tax is constitutionally illegal. Jekyll Island, IRS, New World Order, secret government, FEMA camps, RFID spy chips, communist manifesto. Russo’s previous films: Trading Places, The Rose.

Jim Rogers on Gold Seek Radio Nugget on June 30th, 2009.

Lehman Brothers may write off $4 Billion in 3Q, JPMorgan Chase says; Lehamn Brothers may sell part of its investment management unit, WSJ reports; Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac shares plunged to lowest in 18 years; Barcalys would consider US Weath-Management

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US food stamp list tops 34 million for first time www.forbes.com House provides $200 million for gov’t VIP jets www.breitbart.com ’80s teen flick director John Hughes dies in NYC news.yahoo.com Unemployment rate expected to rise to 9.7% www.marketwatch.com Unemployment gets worse, but eases www.forbes.com