Posted by Ororeef
@ 14:07 on August 16, 2014
The Russians anounced they are buying fruits & veggies from China ? really …Greece sells MILLIONS of fruit & veggies to Russia ,it would turn Greece into a basket case again.
So what do the Greeks do ?
This is not what you will find in the Newspapers..
Greece is selling to TURKEY ..who re routes to Russia hehe
I didnt think China had enough to export ,so I investigated !
Posted by Mr.GoldBug
@ 13:59 on August 16, 2014
For those of us, who invest in Precious Metals and PM stocks
Remember this;… “It is always the Darkest before the dawn”
Posted by Ororeef
@ 13:57 on August 16, 2014
Posted by Ororeef
@ 13:48 on August 16, 2014
GoldMiners is thin Line,going sideways within a Range Dow is BOLD line overlay
Posted by Mr.Copper
@ 13:36 on August 16, 2014
Maybe this is another reversal. Imagine a rebel media that telling the people what they should know?
Posted by grin
@ 12:26 on August 16, 2014
Agree, even my 83 yr old mother does too. It has really gotten out of hand. This we would expect from Nazi Germany not the u.s. Very sad indeed, but even sadder that jp6 kept the blinders on and let it get this far. I don’t anticipate this ending well.
Posted by Buygold
@ 12:26 on August 16, 2014
“Anti-Putin” Alliance Fraying: Germany, Slovakia, Greece, Czech Republic Urge End To Russian Sanctions
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2014 11:04 -0400
Last week Germany reported that in the second quarter, its GDP declined by 0.2%, worse than Wall Street consensus. This happened a few shorts days after Italy reported a second consecutive decline in its own GDP, becoming the first Europen country to enter a triple-dip recession. What’s worse, Europe’s slowdown took place before the brunt of Russian sanctions hit. Surely in the third quarter the GDP of Germany, a nation whose exports accounts for 41% of GDP, will be even worse, with whisper numbers of -1% being thrown casually around, but one thing is certain: Europe is about to enter its third recession since the Lehman collapse just as we forecast at the end of 2013, a “triple-dip” which may become an outright depression unless Draghi injects a few trillion in credit money (which will do nothing but delay the inevitable and make it that much worse once the can can no longer be kicked), and unless normal trade ties with Russia are restored.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-16/anti-putin-alliance-fraying-germany-slovenia-greece-czech-republic-urge-end-russian-
Posted by ipso facto
@ 11:14 on August 16, 2014
I think it’s interesting how much talk there has been in the MSM about the militarization of the police and their military type tactics dealing with the riots in Ferguson. Lots of discussion about, if it’s really necessary to equip the police with machine guns and armored cars and training all officers to be swat types. This is a positive development IMO and surprising to see in the mainstream media.
Posted by ipso facto
@ 11:05 on August 16, 2014
I wouldn’t even care if he could keep playing golf … as long as he was in a position where he could no longer damage the country. Seems he’s done plenty to get indicted or impeached for.
Posted by ipso facto
@ 11:02 on August 16, 2014
You’re right, elected officials should be held to the same standards as everyone else. If they broke the law then they should suffer the consequences. I don’t know if that’s the case here but we will find out.
Cheers
Posted by Mr.Copper
@ 9:50 on August 16, 2014
That there is another sign of major reversals. In my view, all the old agendas that created and culminated in the 2008 meltdown are no longer sustainable. Gov’t was artificially supporting millions of people to over ride or dull, the off shoring globalization agenda that started in 1979. Production is coming back, starting with energy.
Posted by grin
@ 9:19 on August 16, 2014
yes I remember you saying so a while back. When someone preaches one way and then takes action another without any notice to those he lead,I look at that like a pump and dump at worst. At best just a complete collapse in trust. jmho
Posted by grin
@ 9:01 on August 16, 2014
Surprised to hear Puplava say he was shorting pms in 2011. I dont remember him saying anything bearish of them in 2011? Now he is more than open to ridicule pm investors of 2011.
Posted by commish
@ 8:09 on August 16, 2014
this morning.
Posted by goldielocks
@ 2:04 on August 16, 2014
Well that’s interesting how some of these DAs want stricter laws don’t like not having a get out of jail free card for themselves. I don’t know about firing but should have to suffer the same consequences as they dole out to others. Funny how it comes when speculation about who’s running for the future elections. So how much tax payers money do these court people get?
Posted by Auandag
@ 0:36 on August 16, 2014
Posted by Auandag
@ 0:24 on August 16, 2014
Posted by Ororeef
@ 23:47 on August 15, 2014
Last week Shipping started up..Now Homebuilding ,even while headed out of Season ,and NOW Timber &Forest Products breaking out….
Posted by ipso facto
@ 20:23 on August 15, 2014
By Tony Plohetski
American-Statesman Staff, KVUE News
A Travis County grand jury Friday indicted Gov. Rick Perry on two charges related to his effort last year to force District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg to resign after her drunken driving arrest.
Grand jurors charged Perry, 63, with abuse of official capacity, a first-degree felony, and coercion of a public servant, a third-degree felony. The first charge carries a punishment of 5-99 years. The second charge is punishable by 2-10 years.
The indictment stems from Perry’s threat last summer to withhold $7.2 million in state money from Lehmberg’s office unless she step down – a threat he later carried out by vetoing an appropriation in the state budget.
Mary Anne Wiley, General Counsel for Perry, said in a statement following the indictment: “The veto in question was made in accordance with the veto authority afforded to every governor under the Texas Constitution. We will continue to aggressively defend the governor’s lawful and constitutional action, and believe we will ultimately prevail.”
cont. http://www.statesman.com/news/news/rick-perry-indicted-for-lehmberg-veto-threat/ng3zF/
Posted by treefrog
@ 20:02 on August 15, 2014


variegated pineapple. the first pic is what it looks like in my greenhouse (sugarloaf pineapple in the shadows to the right). the second pic is what the nursery brochure says it looks like when it blossoms.
waiting for metals to rally, waiting for pineapples to blossom. i’m getting pretty good at waiting. …at least i’m getting a lot of practice.
Posted by Buygold
@ 16:38 on August 15, 2014
Yep. It just never ends, non-stop short fest from the commercials in gold and they probably added a boatload more today. What I don’t understand is the silver market. That COT Report was pretty bullish for silver.
Course, the reality is that these COT Reports are bogus and give no indication of future pm movement.
http://www.cftc.gov/dea/futures/deacmxlf.htm
Unfortunately there is nothing that indicates future movement in the pm markets, not COT Reports, not charts, absolutely nothing. Morning slams come out of nowhere for absolutely no fundamental reason.
Posted by sbr
@ 15:48 on August 15, 2014
in gold. So, pretty obvious why
gold needed fleecing for the 115th? time in 13 years.
Posted by sbr
@ 15:20 on August 15, 2014
to ponder.
No doubt the US wants dollar dominance and a move away forces it into a difficult way of life. But why Russia?
Russia is not an economic powerhouse. Europe can do little in the short run about relying on Russia for gas, so why provoke? I just wonder if Russia isn’t going to do the unthinkable and link its currency to gold in the way Jim Sinclair stated years ago.
For countries in the West and Japan in the East it would be a complete disaster for their bond markets. Just a thought.
Posted by GermanLong
@ 14:45 on August 15, 2014
Your inquiries make me think Armstrong is right: It´s just time… energy moving in cycles, time-wise… so in a strange way the question “Why?” or “why now?” is futile. It simply was time for it to happen.
Posted by Ororeef
@ 13:44 on August 15, 2014
Homebuilders just gave me a BUY signal ,last week it was Shippers and still working !
New Charts system working !