You know that we are all in for a very tough road ahead, when Investors make the choice to start speculationg on how much money they can make from causing food prices to rise, just like they did, when they decided to speculate on oil prices last year. Remember when the price per gallon at the gas pump hit a record high of $4.114 per gallon? That is what investor speculation does to whatever they choose to speculate on.
Meanwhile our food banks are shrinking at a faster rate than we would like. There are a lot more homeless people out there, since the recession started. And because of these speculating investors, and the beginning of a depression, there will be many more starving people in this country.
The sad fact is that Goldman Sachs, among other Investment banks had jumped onto the Sub prime loan band wagon, which helped to put the wheel in motion, so that the housing bubble began to burst.
I am not very tolerant of Goldman Sachs because I felt that it should have went down just like Bear Stearns was forced to do.
With that said, I would like to conclude with a video, which goes into a little more detail about speculating investors.
Do you agree or disagree on, whether or not Investors should be allowed to speculate on food items?
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