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price decline. now to a meltdown in commodity prices this week. silver was the first to crack, at one time below 20% for a high since friday. that forced them to raise cash. oil and gold well off the highs, investors trying to make sense of whether to buy on the dip or pull out entirely. steven leave is president of leave capital management. steven lieberman, president of lieberman capital. steven lieb, is it the commodity bubble bursting? we re looking at silver, gold taking a little bit of a drop. what is it? i think it s speculators getting a littles b bit ahead o themselves and the c and e raising margins. if you double margins, you re going to have basically people
laden will necessarily help them raise funds unless it improves greatly in finance, which it may. so there s a couple questions here, how do they get their money and how they spend their money. the united states has spent $10.4 billion in the past ten years to fight terrorism. the estimates was it was about half a million dlrz dollars to pull off 9/11. the failed times square bombing attempt was estimated to cost as little as $5,000. we re hearing that azazi financed his attack with credit cards and a home mortgage using the u.s. banking system. it has gotten exponentially easier to pull off an attack, has it not? it has, and this is something they like to make great play of. if you look at the greatest things to come out of the had he pe nins la, they make this point. the christmas day detroit airliner attack may have failed, but look how little money it cost you and how little it cost us. but there are large infrastructure costs to groups like al-qaeda. the u.s. militar