Posted by Farmboy
@ 18:36 on August 14, 2014
Love the Oasis gang. Everyone rushing in support of our New Home. Does the heart good eh? Now if Buygold would just rush to make coffee in the mornings…….(sigh)…well, its good to see some things never change. : )
Remember, you promise to keep ‘that woman’ from vexing me further. I just know she is plotting some evil thing to do.
Life is indeed good, and alive and well at the Oasis. The rest of the world, I don’t think is faring so well. But at least Obama is getting his time in on the golf course. Priorities are a must …..(choke) (spit). GRRRRrrrrr!
Posted by commish
@ 18:06 on August 14, 2014
All good people go to heaven…
1/2 c-note
Posted by Farmboy
@ 17:57 on August 14, 2014

and thought, the world has turned upside down. Guess I was right.
Posted by Farmboy
@ 17:10 on August 14, 2014
But I will gladly pay the ‘extortion’ fee if you promise to deliver the said protection from ‘The Zapper’ with the notable Green Eject Button. You know, I wonder if counseling would help her ? My office door is always open.

🙂 Farmboy 1/2 C note
Posted by goldielocks
@ 17:04 on August 14, 2014
Oil prices should be slaughtered the prices have been too high too long and don’t see much reflection of these lower prices at the pumps in California. I can only wound if oil goes back to 20 prices at the gas stations would still be up.
DTO ” oil short” still chugging along but those ETFs can turn on you or delete on you at any time without warning.
Posted by goldielocks
@ 16:15 on August 14, 2014
Good job with the Oasis. Sign me up for what ever Buygold said. Never mind, Â sign me up for half a C note.
Posted by Maddog
@ 16:05 on August 14, 2014
Bonds close on their arses, same for Hui, Gold up a fraction, who gives a damn….Oil was slaughtered ( up yrs Vlad )… and the SM puts on a healthy 0.4 %……why??????? because we can.
Posted by Richard640
@ 15:54 on August 14, 2014
as the gold etfs shuttle-cock back and forth between the top and bottom lines.east pickins for the nimble..so all those day with gold ETFs flat and the hui and jnug up nicely were NOT a bullish divergence…
Posted by drb2
@ 15:50 on August 14, 2014
A big question for me has always been the extent that Russia and China have been allowed in the Bankster’s NWO.
My guess is that they know they will never be considered as equal partners.  and knowing that, they will play their role as long as it is advantageous to them or until events force their hand.
That time is drawing near I feel.
Posted by winedoc
@ 15:49 on August 14, 2014
I’m in for a 1/2 C note.
Winedoc
Posted by Buygold
@ 15:35 on August 14, 2014
I’m gladly in for two bits $.25!
Just for all the abuse I have to take from you, floridagold, Ipso, and the southern devil Farmboy!
OK, OK, I’m in for at least $50, and if you need more I’m in for that too.
Thanks! We are still the best bug site on the planet.
Posted by Samb
@ 14:56 on August 14, 2014
I’m in with great pleasure! Thank You and Florida and Ipso…for doing what really had to be done.
Posted by Maddog
@ 14:43 on August 14, 2014
PS seems that web site is pretty serious about messing up JPM and it is run by hard nosed lawyers of the faith……GATA should contact them, as they are asking why JPM gets immunity……
Posted by Buygold
@ 14:40 on August 14, 2014
Yes, I think Putin is fully aware of what happened to the last three, and I think he isn’t scared. In fact, I believe he’ll take an even more aggressive stance and cut Europe off from oil supplies if push comes to shove.
Thing is these neocon banksters think they can solve everything with money, and that money is the be all, end all, for every leader and every country.
I think it’s not so for an increasing part of the world. JMHO.
Posted by Maddog
@ 14:09 on August 14, 2014
New web site about JPM and Maddoff.
This is a book about JPMorgan Chase. It is, therefore, a book about greed, corruption, arrogance and power. And it is also a book about Bernie Madoff. Few people realize the link between America’s biggest bank and America’s biggest crook. Our government, which knows about it and should be the most outraged, doesn’t care. Although it announced criminal charges against the bank for two felony violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, it simultaneously entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with the bank, suspending an indictment for two years provided that the bank complies with the law in the future.
1 As if JPMorgan Chase, with its armies of high-priced lawyers, didn’t know how to comply with the 1970 Bank Secrecy Act in 44 years. It needs another two years to figure out how to comply with the law! – See more at:
http://jpmadoff.com/foreword#sthash.anzu2T89.dpuf
http://jpmadoff.com/
Posted by redneckokie1
@ 13:37 on August 14, 2014
Sign me up for the tentathon!
rno
Posted by ipso facto
@ 13:27 on August 14, 2014
re: silver fix … probably because nothing will. Wouldn’t that be nice if they screwed up and we ran for a while.
Posted by ipso facto
@ 13:26 on August 14, 2014
Posted by Auandag
@ 12:50 on August 14, 2014
Jim Rickards made headlines today with an interview he did with Peter Schiff in which he claims that the gold held by the Fed is leased out several times over but is still sitting in the Fed vaults.  If that’s case, Jim, then how come the Fed won’t allow a physical audit.  If the Fed is going to perpetuate and legitimize a lie, at least show us the bars.  Sorry Jim, you’re propagating misleading information once again (see my comments below)…
Home
Posted by Maddog
@ 12:48 on August 14, 2014
And just how would the World Gold Council aka the Moron Council know what Chines demand was, because they changed their import points last year, to Beijing and Shanghai, so no-one can monitor their total consumption.
They still import via Hong Kong, but Hong Kong logs every ounce in and out, which is why they changed.
Posted by Maddog
@ 12:41 on August 14, 2014
Posted by Auandag
@ 12:41 on August 14, 2014
Posted by Richard640
@ 12:34 on August 14, 2014
Gold demand in China shrank in the second quarter as consumers in the biggest user bought fewer bars, coins and jewelry amid a clampdown on corruption and as the buying spurred by last year’s price slump wasn’t sustained.
Purchases in Asia’s largest economy plunged 52 percent to 192.5 metric tons in the three months to June from a year earlier, contributing to a drop in global consumption, the London-based World Gold Council said in a report today. Every Asian economy tracked by the producer-funded group bought less bullion in the period, apart from Taiwan, as demand across the biggest consuming region shrank 46 percent to 470.9 tons.
While gold’s tumble into a bear market in April last year spurred a purchasing frenzy that helped to push China’s demand above India’s, the pace of buying dropped this year. The data add to signs of slowing bullion consumption in Asia as banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. expect prices to resume losses. President Xi Jinping stepped up an anti-graft drive in China this year, hurting demand for luxury goods.
“The data confirms our view that Chinese gold demand will stay relatively weak compared with 2013, which only serves to drag gold prices lower into the second half,” said Barnabas Gan, an economist at Singapore-based Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp.
Gold for immediate delivery advanced 9.6 percent this year to $1,316.84 an ounce at 4:43 p.m. in Shanghai. Prices increased 3.4 percent in the three months through June compared with the 23 percent drop a year earlier, which was the largest quarterly slide since at least 1920.
Posted by drb2
@ 12:26 on August 14, 2014
do you think Vlad knows what happened to the last 3 people that tried to trade their oil for something other than dollars?
Posted by Buygold
@ 11:44 on August 14, 2014
“Let my people go!” 🙂
I think tomorrow is the first day of the new silver pricing mechanism run by CME and Reuters. Why do I think nothing will change?