Supercomputer predicts Total financial collapse by May 15

If you got an extra $1000 for the member fee plus another $20k for an nvidia based CUDA personal supercomputer you can join an elite financial forecasting group.

Eleks.com provides the base software and their predictive tools are top notch. A cloud array of 10,000 CUDA desktops has more computational power than the U.S. Weather Service.

While the findings of their quarterly report are kept very secret, a few details have crept out of the latest report. The report was redone in light of the Japan situation and the Mid-east meltdown.

Sudden and unexpected drop in home pricessteep decline in commercial real estate valuesMajor stock market correction ending up near 5000 on the DOWOil would yo-yo from $150 down $50, extreme market oscillation due to speculationcritical financial problems in China, over inflated growth and savings figures6 countries in Europe would fall in to financial defaultUSD would climb in short term but take a massive decline by August30% of all Insurance companies are insolventOfficial US unemployment of 12.75%, actual 19.6%Real inflation of 13.7% this year, excluding fuel

The group no longer recommends paper investments. They are heavy on Tier 1 Defence and applied logistical supply management contractors. To translate they only invest in companies with guaranteed gold plated contracts with large Governments. These are USG emergency contingency contracts. Such as companies who are in contract to supply emergency supplies of Pharmaceutics, Anti-viral, and radiation treatments. These preferred Government contractors make a profit no matter what happens. It is a guarantee by Law. Every private enterprise the group recommends is in the essential services and products category. Their list is like a War time survival list of essential companies. The group has no recommendations on precious metals or commodities. They are buying into the Military-industrial-energy complex and putting all their cash with those who have the guns and means to protect hard assets.

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Supercomputer predicts Total financial collapse by May 15

If you got an extra $1000 for the member fee plus another $20k for an nvidia based CUDA personal supercomputer you can join an elite financial forecasting group.

Eleks.com provides the base software and their predictive tools are top notch. A cloud array of 10,000 CUDA desktops has more computational power than the U.S. Weather Service.

While the findings of their quarterly report are kept very secret, a few details have crept out of the latest report. The report was redone in light of the Japan situation and the Mid-east meltdown.

Sudden and unexpected drop in home pricessteep decline in commercial real estate valuesMajor stock market correction ending up near 5000 on the DOWOil would yo-yo from $150 down $50, extreme market oscillation due to speculationcritical financial problems in China, over inflated growth and savings figures6 countries in Europe would fall in to financial defaultUSD would climb in short term but take a massive decline by August30% of all Insurance companies are insolventOfficial US unemployment of 12.75%, actual 19.6%Real inflation of 13.7% this year, excluding fuel

The group no longer recommends paper investments. They are heavy on Tier 1 Defence and applied logistical supply management contractors. To translate they only invest in companies with guaranteed gold plated contracts with large Governments. These are USG emergency contingency contracts. Such as companies who are in contract to supply emergency supplies of Pharmaceutics, Anti-viral, and radiation treatments. These preferred Government contractors make a profit no matter what happens. It is a guarantee by Law. Every private enterprise the group recommends is in the essential services and products category. Their list is like a War time survival list of essential companies. The group has no recommendations on precious metals or commodities. They are buying into the Military-industrial-energy complex and putting all their cash with those who have the guns and means to protect hard assets.

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Supercomputer predicts Total financial collapse by May 15

If you got an extra $1000 for the member fee plus another $20k for an nvidia based CUDA personal supercomputer you can join an elite financial forecasting group.

Eleks.com provides the base software and their predictive tools are top notch. A cloud array of 10,000 CUDA desktops has more computational power than the U.S. Weather Service.

While the findings of their quarterly report are kept very secret, a few details have crept out of the latest report. The report was redone in light of the Japan situation and the Mid-east meltdown.

Sudden and unexpected drop in home pricessteep decline in commercial real estate valuesMajor stock market correction ending up near 5000 on the DOWOil would yo-yo from $150 down $50, extreme market oscillation due to speculationcritical financial problems in China, over inflated growth and savings figures6 countries in Europe would fall in to financial defaultUSD would climb in short term but take a massive decline by August30% of all Insurance companies are insolventOfficial US unemployment of 12.75%, actual 19.6%Real inflation of 13.7% this year, excluding fuel

The group no longer recommends paper investments. They are heavy on Tier 1 Defence and applied logistical supply management contractors. To translate they only invest in companies with guaranteed gold plated contracts with large Governments. These are USG emergency contingency contracts. Such as companies who are in contract to supply emergency supplies of Pharmaceutics, Anti-viral, and radiation treatments. These preferred Government contractors make a profit no matter what happens. It is a guarantee by Law. Every private enterprise the group recommends is in the essential services and products category. Their list is like a War time survival list of essential companies. The group has no recommendations on precious metals or commodities. They are buying into the Military-industrial-energy complex and putting all their cash with those who have the guns and means to protect hard assets.

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No joke: Air Force actually creates supercomputer from Playstations

USAF emblem

We’ve routinely joked in the past about “playstation® Climatology”, a phrase coined by JunkScience.com a few years back in response to the constant barrage of model output from supercomputers worldwide that forecast doom and gloom ahead for the human condition if we don’t repent and stop our use of fire.

Well now, the Air Force’s Research Lab in Rome, NY actually went and made a PS3 based supercomputer.

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from Slashdot:

The Air Force’s Research Lab in Rome, NY. has one of the cheapest supercomputers ever made, and best of all over 3,000 of your friends can play Tekken on it. The computer is made from 1,716 PlayStation 3s linked together, and is used to process images from spy planes. From the article: “The Air Force calls the souped-up PlayStations the Condor Supercomputer and says it is among the 40 fastest computers in the world. The Condor went online late last year, and it will likely change the way the Air Force and the Air National Guard watch things on the ground.

Here’s the systems before they were wired up:

Here’s what the Air Force says about the computing power:

53 TERAFLOPS Cell Broadband Engine (CBE) Cluster: This cluster
enabled early access to IBM’s CBE® chip technology included
in the low priced commodity PS3 gaming consoles. This is a
heterogeneous cluster with powerful sub-cluster head nodes. The
cluster is comprised of 14 sub-clusters, each with 24 PS3s, and
one server containing dual quad-core Xeon chips.

Full writeup here

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