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CME Executive Headlining Major Conference Today
Posted: 06/08/12
By: tomgrisafi
CME Group announced today that Executive Chairman and President Terrence Duffy and Chief Executive Officer Phupinder Gill will present at Sandler O'Neill's 2012 Global Exchange and Brokerage Conference, to be held at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City, on Friday, June 8, at 3:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).
The presentations will be broadcast live over the Internet and can be accessed via the exchange's web site at http://investor.cmegroup.com . Please allow extra time prior to the presentation to visit the site and download the streaming media software required to listen to the Internet broadcast. Accompanying slides will also be available at the same location. An audio Webcast will be available for replay at the same address approximately 24 hours following the conclusion of the conference.
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Posted: 07/29/12
In a true collapse, where hedge agnaist currency collapse would be necessary, no-one is going to take your gold as currency; because they cane28099t eat it, burn it, use it to run their car, or procreate with it. I take it you're talking about a societal collapse and not just a currency collapse. That isn't what I'm planning for personally. It could happen, but the likelihood is remote IMO and too expensive to insure agnaist.I'm insuring agnaist looking at a situation where cash is used, but its value becomes lower (inflation) or incredibly low (hyperinflation), while metals prices remain high. The former scenario is happening right now with 10% inflation using the old CPI standard. Even in Zimbabwe, people still used ever-depreciating cash, pitiful as it was, but they used anything else that would hold its value better as currency, even buckets of scrap metal. So I think precious metals would be valuable in anything short of a EOTWAWKI scenario where people are running around in loinclothes and spears.