Ah, the happy memories come cascading back. I had forgotten about Lincoln Logs. As a child I played for hours and hours with them.
Glimmer
Lincoln Logs, created nearly century ago by Frank Lloyd Wright’s son, to be made again in US
Everything is counter-inuitive now=Why the Dollar May Remain Strong For Longer Than We Think-Charles Evans Hughes
there’s massive demand for gold and silver…so the price goes down.
-the economy of the working man in the USA is in shambles…so Wollie’s Bull market presses on.
-the good ol’ USA continues to fight unwinable wars around the world, nonstop, run trillion dollar deficits, have record amounts of people on foodstamps and welfare…. and the dollar will be strong for years…
Why the Dollar May Remain Strong For Longer Than We Think-Charles Evans Hughes
For those understandably disgusted by the reckless expansion of the US money supply over the past six years, it’s vitally important to remember that the road to our monetary endgame is not a straight line, nor necessarily intuitive.
For those understandably disgusted by the reckless expansion of the US money supply over the past six years, it’s vitally important to remember that the road to our monetary endgame is not a straight line, nor necessarily intuitive.
I have long been a dollar bull, not for any over-arching reasons based on inflation, deflation, rising geopolitical multi-polarity or any of the other issues that touch on the dollar’s valuation vis-à-vis other currencies. My analysis focuses on a few basics: the dollar’s status as the global reserve currency, Triffin’s Paradox (a.k.a. Triffin’s Dilemma) and global capital flows into the dollar and dollar-denominated assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds.
When we say the U.S. dollar is the global reserve currency, what does that mean? There is often some confusion about the difference between a trading currency and a reserve currency. Let’s use an example to explain the difference.
Country A trades $10 billion of goods and services with Country B, which does $10.01 billion of trade with Country A. The two nations agree to a trade pact that enables the two nations to trade currencies directly, that is, without converting the payments for trade into a third currency such as the dollar.
US jets warming up for airstrikes in Syria?
Islamic State seizes villages in Syria as drone scouts skies
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/09/18/us-syria-crisis-drones-idUSKBN0HD0O820140918
Maddog @ 9:37 From The Writers of ‘The Art of War’…
Now that’s an interesting concept, Sept 26. Lets throw the financial into chaos right before Elections in the U.S. Can you say double jeopardy or ‘force multiplier’ ? Let me ponder a bit on that one.
maddog
I believe Shanghai is opening today – 11 days early, according to an article posted on Sinclair’s site.
Regardless, if the banks were to get a whiff of someone standing for delivery of that magnitude. They’d be trying to cover quietly in advance.
or maybe not, maybe they’d just default and settle in USD’s
buygold
How about 26 Sep as last tradeing day, same day as Shanghai opens !!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/metals/precious/silver_product_calendar_futures.html
Make a Great Epitaph On America’s Tombstone…
“Maddog @ 9:29 on September 18, 2014
…can’t believe how stupid the west has become.”
Maddog @ 9:29
No one’s going to see that coming on a chart. Better not be short PMs on that day!
Farmboy
China dumps all their Trillion in Treasuries on the market, AND calls in Silver contracts, and announces, “There’s a new Sheriff in town”.
If they did that as well, I would not want to be down wind of Fall st.
maddog
out of curiosity, when do they have to stand for delivery? What day? Do you know?
I hope China can break the scums backs. They’ve been encouraging their citizens to buy gold for years now, hopefully they’ll not screw them over like our scumbags would do here.
Buygold
Re China.
I have thought for a long time that once China has enough Gold, they will blow up the scums games….statements like that from senior officials are not spin, they are signals.
When they opened Beijing for Imports, they deliberately stated it was to disguise how much they import, again a signal, there was no need to say it.
As of now though, they just sit back and can’t believe how stupid the west has become.
Maddog @ 9:17 Now Wouldnt That Upset The Bankster Applecart…!
China dumps all their Trillion in Treasuries on the market, AND calls in Silver contracts, and announces, “There’s a new Sheriff in town”.
Got gold?
Redneckokie….Silver dreaming
If the Chines are the long in comex silver, imagine the fireworks if they demand delivery for the 170,000 plus Sep contracts, just as Shanghai opens…….Comex has to default and is fucked forever, while Shanghai rules the world !!!!!!
Surprising
Apple will no longer unlock most iPhones, iPads for police, even with search warrants
Apple said Wednesday night that it is making it impossible for the company to turn over data from most iPhones or iPads to police — even when they have a search warrant — taking a hard new line as tech companies attempt to blunt allegations that they have too readily participated in government efforts to collect user information.
The move, announced with the publication of a new privacy policy tied to the release of Apple’s latest mobile operating system, iOS 8, amounts to an engineering solution to a legal quandary: Rather than comply with binding court orders, Apple has reworked its latest encryption in a way that prevents the company — or anyone but the device’s owner — from gaining access to the vast troves of user data typically stored on smartphones or tablet computers.
Well, Guess Its Time To Go To Work, …
taking off my shirt, putting the shackles on my wrists, scratching out a good footing like a baseball player at home plate, and putting a bit of Redman chewing tobacco between between tongue and cheek…..Ok, Im ready for another day at the Golden Whipping Post. Geesh, between those evil twins, and those banksters, life can be a real pain in the ….you know. Might as well get it over with.
Farmboy
I break out in a sweat just thinking about it! 🙂
Moggy @ 22:28
LOL I wish I slept that easy! 🙂
As I’ve gotten older sleep doesn’t happen as well anymore.
Moggy Dear, Would You Kindly Explain To Floridagold How Life Works…
that when a cat thinks a pair of Fuzzies belong to them, they BELONG to them. I cant seem to get the point across to him.
Thank ya kindly, Farmboy
Ipso, Now That IS a Scary Thought
Reckon they are holding that as an Ace up the sleeve ? If we don’t get our Freedom, we turn off the whiskey tap? That ought to get a few folks attention. 🙂
goldielocks @ 2:53 Good Morning Ole Twin of the Evil One.
Now don’t go fretting about it, and while the competition are some pretty gals, I know you can shoot better than most of em. So go ahead and send in that application and resume for Deputy Sherriff. Let’s see, under the rules of the Fair Hiring Act, Anti Discrimination Act , Equal Employment Opportunity Act, The Federal Labor Act, Minority Hiring Act, and about another ten thousand pages of Acts, ( all which are more pages than the Book of Acts in the Bible ), I am sure I can find a few loopholes so you are a shoe in for the job opening. (wink, nudge, smile)
Aint nothing “going on at the pond” except Macroman and me, who were innocent lil old country boys turned green and warty and tossed into some pond, are simply trying to make lemons into neon lit, high rise lily pad condo, Radio City Dancers, Sin City of the South, lemonade drinking, gambling, 24 hour a day, party town. That’s all. And we don’t need you and ole Twitchy nose starting up any ice storms, earthquakes, forest fires, hail and brimstone, nor floods of epic portions to go ruin our quiet little peaceful community. Fact is, you will have to swear under oath not to do so along with the normal ‘Serve and Protect’ stuff if you are going to take the job. Now don’t go fretting about all this, there is one perk you are sure to like that comes with the job of Deputy Sheriff, you are allowed to shoot any bankster on site, no questions asked. Floridagold is setting up a Gator Body Disposal Service at one end of the swamp. Part of our Keep it Green Environmental program don’t ya know. All part of our ‘No harm, No Foul’ , If there aint a body no crime policy.
We are trying to talk Wanka into coming out of retirement to be our Justice of the Peace and have assured him we have no problem with conflict of interest being he runs a Lamp Post R Us ‘Correctional Facility’ on the side.
So you see, we are just running a quiet, peaceful, lil old pond town. Say, what do you think about a pair of Daisy Duke short shorts and tank top for a uniform ?
Best, Sheriff FarmFrog
Farmboy @ 21:30
… and the important issue no one has addressed yet: How is this Independence vote going to effect the Scotch Whiskey Supply? 
Good morning Oasis – China our last hope?
Gold Tumbles To 2014 Lows As China Unveils Anti-Rigging Benchmark
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/18/2014 08:32 -0400
With a Fed hinting at exit strategies, gold has tumbled to 2014 lows (and almost in the red year-to-date) as traders apparently forget Japan, China, and European central banks continue to (or are set to) print more money into the global reflation trade. It appears that as the West continues to sell ‘paper’ gold, the East remains enamnored as the PBOC announced this morning:
- *CHINA TO FORM SHANGHAI GOLD BENCHMARK, PBOC GOVERNOR SAYS
- *PBOC CHIEF ZHOU: GOLD MARKET IMPORTANT PART OF FINANCIAL MARKET
- *SHANGHAI GOLD MARKET HAS TO AVOID SYSTEMIC RISK: PBOC’S ZHOU
Furthermore, traders have noted physical buying interest continues in the Asian region as premiums rise in China and India.
As Bloomberg reports, PBOC’s Zhou says Chinese gold market is crucial:
Gold market is important component of financial market and can help diversify financial market, People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan says at ceremony in Shanghai for Shanghai Gold Exchange.
China to form a “Shanghai gold” benchmark: Zhou
* * *
But for now the price continues to fall…
* * *
Though, as Kitco notes, Asia demand remains strong:
Bernard Sin, global head of precious metals trading with MKS (Switzerland) SA, reported that some physical demand has emerged on the price pullback, particularly in the Asian region.
“The premium has gone up in China to between around $4 to $5; in Hong Kong it’s about $1 to $2,” he said. “In Singapore, it’s about $1.70 to $2. In India, it’s about $6 to $7.”
Mad Mike, Great….Just Great….If It Aint Floridagold’s Squirrel …
drinking up my coffee its a four legged hairball. What’s a man gonna do ?
Thanks for the coffee….now where did I put that fly swatter ? Have to take back my coffee cup from some crazed caffeine addicted cat. 🙂


