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Today's headlines: Energy Crisis Coming Christian DeHaemer took a trip to Nairobi, Kenya discovered two things: Successful Somali pirates were buying up all the real estate in the nice part of town, and... 'Witch's Brew' Set Gold Soaring, 2nd Day of Record-Breaking Prices The U.S. may lose it's credit rating, and gold is soaring. Strategist says "witches brew" of debt crisis is depleting U.S. confidence and currency... Gold Traders Look Toward Gold Miners for More Dramatic Profits Gold's record numbers from Bernanke's speech have left other 'fear' traders to run to the miners. Moody's Pressures US Debt Deal, Threatens Credit Downgrade US Credit Rating will drop to Aa for the first time since 1917 is debt ceiling isn't raised. -------------------------------------------Advertisement------------------------------------------- More than a Trillion Barrels The biggest oil reserve ever discovered isn't in the Middle East or Russia... It's just a few hours north of the U.S.-Canada border. And it's chock-full of 1.7 trillion barrels of crude — enough to keep America running at full speed for more than 50 years. The catch: just one company holds the key to this reserve. Find out its name right here. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marc Faber: The US Will Default By Inflation Marc Faber says a default will happen, but not how most believe it will. "We're the Laughing Stock of the World" The U.S Government vs. Jobs -- the war wages on. Is Wall Street, corporate America, and globalism to blame for the single greatest threat to America's economy? Gov't Shutdown Leaves Minnesota Without Beer The government shutdown in Minnesota is having some unintended consequences... Google+ Takes on Facebook: Will Profits Suffer? The social networking competition heats up. Analysts are concerned over spending, but will Google surprise them? Quotable An almost hysterical antagonism toward the gold standard is one issue which unites statists of all persuasions. They seem to sense... that gold and economic freedom are inseparable. -Alan Greenspan Today's quote comes from an essay written by The Maestro way back in 1966, well before he joined the Federal Reserve. As he was accepted by the mainstream, Greenspan changed his tune. There's a nice writeup on that chapter of history here. Best, Adam Sharp Editor, Wealth Wire P.S. - Google (Nasdaq:GOOG) knocked the cover off the ball with their earnings report just now. The stock is currently up 12% in after-hours trading. Their new social network is performing extremely well so far, and looks to be a true competitor to Facebook and Twitter. We mentioned that the stock was dirt cheap in May. Protect Your Finances From The Fed's Printing Presses Right now, the world's central bank s are printing money like there's no tomorrow. And as each desperate act to calm the markets fails, the value of everyone's purchasing power is being squeezed to nothing. Most investors are running to physical gold... But I recently uncovered an opportunity that could help your portfolio break even. In fact, it could triple your wealth in very short order as the rest of the economy crumbles. Click here for full details.

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