Nov 2, 2011 - International investor Jim Rogers argues the US markets are inferior to Europe and the next economic slowdown will be much worse than 2008. RonPaul2012.com Ron Paul Video Playlist www.youtube.com Rand Paul Video Playlist www.youtube.com Peter Schiff Video Playlist www.youtube.com Jesse Ventura Video Playlist www.youtube.com Freedom Watch Video Playlist www.youtube.com Gerald Celente Friends safetyjoe-infobomb.blogspot.com Max Keiser Video Player safetyjoe-infobomb.blogspot.com Alex Jones Video Player safetyjoe-infobomb.blogspot.com FAIRUSE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law. Jim Rogers, rogers holdings,

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6 Meals and 3 Drinks for 9.99 backoffice.mygofoods.com Nov 2, 2011 - International investor Jim Rogers argues the US markets are inferior to Europe and the next economic slowdown will be much worse than 2008.

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The Bank of England's decision to hold its base rate at 0.5 per cent for the 12th consecutive month may be good news for households with variable rate mortgages, but the financial problems faced by families with endowment mortgages look to be getting worse. Some of the biggest lenders admit that the vast majority of their endowment mortgage holders will face a shortfall when they mature. Two million are set to mature by 2015, and only one per cent of those will have enough funds to buy the house, according to Your Mortgage. That could mean that homeowners have to remortgage in order to continue making home repayments something which some retired people will not be able to do. Many will need to carry on working to deal with potential debt problems caused by the endowment shortfall. Alternatively, they could have to fall back on savings or release some of the equity in their properties. At worst, they could lose their homes if they find themselves unable to pay the shortfall. EuroDebt director Vance Parsons says: "A shortfall in the endowment is likely to come at the worst possible time when you are typically over fifty five and sustaining income maybe a problem, with the risk of debt problems. We have a large number of over 60 clients still with a mortgage and an average of over £29000 of unsecured debt."

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Featuring Nina Lizell, from his strange and (I can't stress this enough) absolutely wonderful 1970 album, Cowboy in Sweden.

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Stores and web retailers forced to slash prices and bring forward sales in order to boost takings It would appear that the debt crisis is far from over as more and more stores have to slash prices to compete. In this Chemer web cast I talk about how the prices effect you as the consumer and how it could spell a gloomy outlook for next year when it comes to employment prospects. Asda neto netto tescos cost cutter aldi play.com amazon

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Nationwide's Fionnuala Earley, Ed Stansfield of Capital Economics and Charles Davis from CEBR offer a gloomy outlook for the UK housing market in 2009, with predictions of a peak to trough fall in house prices ranging from 25 to 40 per cent. Michael Coogan, Director General at the Council of Mortgage lenders discusses the ongoing lending shortage, while IPD's Ian Cullen talks about how the commercial property sector will fare in the new year.

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As eurozone's finance ministers meet in Brussels to discuss ways to prevent the currency's collapse, their British counterpart has revealed a gloomy outlook for the UK economy. George Osborne told parliament that avoiding another recession would be difficult, adding that growth in the coming year would be lower than expected. Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from London.

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Channel Nine News' Ross Greenwood interviews Ruslan Kogan to hear what he thinks about the future of retail in Australia, and seek his opinion on Gerry Harvey's gloomy outlook on the Australian retail landscape. Ruslan Kogan talks about how increased competition and choice ultimately benefits Australian shoppers. Join the discussion in the comments below.

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ANCHOR: Thousands of migrant workers have arrived back in Guangdong Province from their annual spring break. But as the world economy slows down the workers are feeling a little anxious about their employment prospects this year. STORY: Many are desperate here to find or keep their jobs. Factories are stopping production or shutting down due to a serious export slowdown. Dongguan is Guangdong's leading center for labor-intensive industries. But these export factories have been hard-hit by the plunge in global demand for China-made goods. But despite the gloomy outlook some of the migrant workers arriving here have hope. This 25-year-old factory worker is one of the estimated 20 million workers determined to find new work. [Hu Meng-Meng, Migrant Worker]: "I heard many people say that due to the financial crisis, it's difficult to find a job anywhere." But vast numbers of workers are still pouring in despite the bleak job prospects. In the town of Changan -- known for its electronics and light-manufacturing industries, some factories, are remaining chained up with "for rent" signs posted outside. And for poorer workers unable to afford the rising fees at job centers the only way is a door-to-door approach. [Xie Fuyuan, Migrant Worker]: "In the previous years, factories would open on the fourth day of new year, that's why I came here earlier this year. This year is different from last year. Before, as long as someone showed up, you could get a job. But this year, it's not <b>...</b>

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www.signsofchange.org.nz Presented at Signs of Change National e-Conference, 15-16 November 2010, NEW ZEALAND Efforts by successive New Zealand Governments to develop effective climate change policy has divided communities, divided politics and left us with weak measures to reduce NZ's emissions. At the global level, the failure of the Copenhagen negotiations makes it almost unimaginable that we could return the planet to a safe climate (of no more than 350ppm CO2). Despite the gloomy outlook, people around the world continue to take action in their local communities with the hope of returning the planet to a concentration of CO2 of less than 350ppm. Here in New Zealand, the 350 movement was launched on the steps of Parliament in December 2008. From the outset we committed ourselves to building common ground and relationships with politicians, from across the political spectrum. Two years down the track, we're still a long way off a 350 future, and we don't expect to get there in a hurry. To get us back to 350 requires a comprehensive slowing down of our society. That means breaking our addiction to fossil fuels and economic growth. While conventional polarised campaigning will play an important part in that shift, it has shown itself to be insufficient. Thus, we have attempted a non-conventional approach to campaigning, with our non- polarising, relationship-building and fun strategy. Filmed by Ben Spink, Produced by Kyan Krumdieck

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