Be happy! Why should I worry when I have an army of professionals out there doing it for me? [Wolanchuk]
Silverngold
they won’t let a 50% reset happen. They’ll just paper over problems. People are too dumb in Amerika to care
eeos @ 7:48
You already know what I think. Force people out of PM’s and other investments and into cash. Then reset the dollar by 50%. So if gold is at $1150 it will be $2300, and if you hold cash it will only buy 1/2 what it bought before the reset. I can’t think of any other scenario that is compatible with what they have done to this sector. Can you?? Silverngold
isn’t it fun when governments decide
to bankrupt an entire sector. Good people in charge.
You can’t control central planners or price. You can only control your process based on risk parameters & time frame.
Dandelion has Serious Anti-Cancer Properties
Canadian oncologist Dr. Caroline Hamm of Windsor Regional Hospital noticed a few cancer patients who had been drinking dandelion root tea seemed to be getting better. She was curious whether it was coincidental or if there was something to it. So she urged University of Windsor biochemist colleague Siyaram Pandey to look into it further in case there is something about dandelion root extract that is useful against cancer.
He and Dr. Hamm were amazed to find the leukemia cells were forced into apoptosis, or cell suicide without damaging healthy cells. Further testing showed similar results with other types of cancer cells, and mice showed no signs of side effects from the dandelion root extract.
Their initial grant of $60,000 was boosted with another $157,000 grant, bringing their total funding to $217,000. All the grants came from private donors, non-pharmaceutical, and non-government groups.
Read: Dandelion Benefits
Don’t Expect Much from the Medical Monopoly
In April of 2012, Hamm and Pandy applied for Canadian authorization to proceed with phase one clinical trials. However, there is a high probability that this research will quietly vanish unless Big Pharma can figure a way to synthetically reproduce dandelion’s active cancer fighting ingredients.
This sort of disinterest has already occurredrecently in Canada, even with a a cheap generic drug used for metabolic disorders that was discovered to be effective at regenerating cancerous cells back to normal.
So don’t expect oncologists to be pushing dandelion teas for cancer. Natural solutions cannot be patented. No patent equals no big money for Big Pharma, which equals no interest.
Perhaps John DiCarlo was one of the cancer patients Dr. Hamm was aware of. He had been admitted for aggressive leukemia treatments. All of the treatments failed and he was sent home to die. Someone recommended he try dandelion tea, and within a few months his leukemia was history. He was 72 years old when the cancer clinic pronounced him leukemia free.
Another dramatic story involved a USA Midwest farmer who treated his painful prostate cancer with homemade dandelion root powder by the time he reached 80 years of age.
He wrote up the instructions in a local newspaper, and a few others tried his approach with different cancers, successfully. The newspaper article was copied onto an internet news website complete with typos and sub-standard grammar.
The farmer, George Cairns, warns that creating the powder from dandelion roots has to be done exactly according to his instructions. Store bought dandelion powder won’t do it. According to George, a half teaspoon of the powder in water or juice daily will be sufficient to take care of cancer after a few months.
Sometimes one natural protocol works for some, but it’s important to employ two or three do-it-yourself natural approaches for dealing with cancer. Avoiding sugar, processed foods, and meat is recommended as well. The basic cancer diet treatment foundation is vegetarian organic with juicing and detoxing.
These are totally irrelevant but here they are…
FRIDAY, OCT. 31
8:30 am Employment cost index– Q3 0.5% –0.7%
8:30 am Personal income Sept.— 0.3%– 0.3%
8:30 am Consumer spending Sept.– 0.1%– 0.5%
8:30 am Core PCE price index Sept. –0.1%– 0.1%
9:45 am Chicago PMI Oct. —– 60.5
9:55 am Consumer sentiment Oct. —–86.4—- 86.4
winedoc @ 6:34
Good Morning Winedoc,
I’m hoping it is today but I believe it will be next month. Very hard to tell since we are in an inverse cycle. Glad to see you have kept the faith. All The Best!! Silverngold
CDC admits it has been lying all along about Ebola transmission; “indirect” spread now acknowledged
I think it’s time to stay home. Looks to me like “they” are trying to create an intentional pandemic. I’ve already made my guesses why. Your turn to guess. :o) Silverngold
http://www.naturalnews.com/047457_Ebola_transmission_CDC_quackery_aerosolized_particles.html
Trick or Treat??
OK, here I go again. Since we’ve broken support in EVERYTHING my new PO’s for the final washout for PM’s are:
~$1140 gold today or if gold low does not hit until November then ~1150
~$15.25 silver today or if the silver low does not hit until November then ~$15.50
~145 HUI today; ~150 if in November.
Hey, at least TPTB have a sense of humor to do this on Halloween. LOL!!! You can do one of two things. One, start heckling, or two start buying with both hands and don’t quit until your truck is overloaded. LOL!!!
I have NEVER seen a bunch of more discouraged investors in my life. This IS BLOOD IN THE STREET!! Luck to all!! Silverngold
Storm supposed to be coming in
Maybe her here tomorrow, still tomorrow here. Maybe east coast too next Harrp busy there too. Will have light and now a 12 string. Guess that will be good enough. My daughter supposed me a few months ago when she picked it up and started playing some songs from the 60s on it. I never taught her how to play she liked different instruments.
Maya
Yep that ones a keeper. Was a challenge to teach myself to play that one took about 20 minutes then but was a fun one to play. Some of Donavon’s were too. Learned to play Lay lady lay by ear too. Some guys said getting any ideas I said Nope. More fun for me I guess. By 21 got multi offers by bands plus a lady who worked for Disney but just never got around to it. It was fun. Looking back don’t know how my dad trusted be to dragong around his Martin I didn’t know how expensive it was.
goldielocks @ 1:29 I Love it!!
The Mason Williams album was one of the first I bought as a teenager back then. I still have “Classical Gas” on my iTunes/phone.
On a more relaxing note
I liked playing this one in the guitar. Learned to play it by ear when I heard it.
Richard640 @ 23:29
I dunno Richard, but I think we’ll find out pretty quick the reason for three years of PM slaughter. I still see this as the sting. They set up the suckers (us) so we get discouraged and sell out. Then they drop the bomb, whatever it is. My guess is a dollar reset but WTHDIK!! Whatever it is I think we are almost there. Need a day of two of cliff diving for the final washout and away we go. LOL (I hope!!)
Silverngold
eeos @ 23:15 Agreed
There will always be a few guns but in a covert operation where people are thinking “Ebola”, not “guns”, they will be caught off guard, or at least most of them will. Your illegal traitorous whitehouse criminal has made several attempts already and been unsuccessful. I’d say if it happens it will be like this, a back door approach in a lockdown situation where unless you hid them beforehand it will be too late.
Like they say, just because I’m paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get me. LOL!!! Silverngold
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Here is a sore spot for me. Back when the sector was in a bull market it used to irk me the degree to which certain guru-like personalities were elevated to near deity status by many gold bulls. Simply because they had the highest pulpit or loudest bull horn.
Well, that condition is being cured and this is what a bear market does; it throws out the charlatans. On that note, I want to highlight two excerpts from NFTRH 314 in which I suppose I got a little hot under the collar, because despite 3 years of a bear market somehow a headline as ill-conceived as ‘An Ebola Armageddon Could Trigger a Rebirth in Gold and Silver Prices’ appeared last week.
To be clear, I am not calling Eric Sprott a charlatan, but I am saying that he somehow had a major lapse of judgement allowing the Gold Report to so-title his views.
As suspected, the sector had not been cleaned out yet as today’s hard down proved.
Few words are necessary for the above. Words are only necessary for sponsors of these items who need to rationalize for their followers. I continue to sleep soundly with gold (well, not literally) and continue to realize that these things are no good right now to people interested in pricing as opposed to value or insurance.
If that changes on Monday I’d be thrilled because it would mean that an honest light was being shone on the system (at least as pertains to gold, as a money alternative or value anchor). When ever it does happen we will manage it accordingly. But there will be no clicking the heels of our ruby slippers! Until then this is what it is, especially silver.
Pertaining to the Eric Sprott thing above, here is an atypically emotional response from the Market Sentiment segment…
Speaking of mindsets (there’s a pun in there you might recognize if you are familiar with the gold “community”), I want to transition the sentiment view to the gold sector and highlight the most frightening thing I have seen to date (for gold bulls this Halloween) in the bear market. It is a fright mask in the likeness of Eric Sprott by way of the Gold Report. The title?
An Ebola Armageddon Could Trigger a Rebirth in Gold and Silver Prices
“Could an infectious disease kill the monster that has been choking gold and silver prices for more than a year? On the heels of a lively Sprott Precious Metals Roundtable discussion, The Gold Report caught up with investor Eric Sprott to ask how a tragedy in Africa could impact the price of precious metals and mining stocks. We also spoke to his Executive Vice President of Corporate Development John Ciampaglia about a new way to gain exposure to gold.”
This is the most bearish thing that has come out of a bear market filled with contrary indicators who have refused to give up. Eric Sprott and his Corporate Development guy have latched on to the latest headline maker and found a way to fit gold into the equation.
Admittedly, they go at it from a rational supply/demand perspective (with African mines affecting an already supposedly supply-constrained industry) as opposed to a simple ‘Ebola’s out there, buy gold!’ hysteria, but this very article betrays the nature of so many of the mouthpieces of the gold “community”.
Instead of talking about value, insurance and even the gold price’s ability to drop wildly amidst a risk ‘ON’ asset market atmosphere, they continue to pump a fear bid in hopes that finally, something bad happening in the world will get gold up off its ass and prove them right. The supply/demand (usually involving Indian Weddings, China Demand, etc.) argument has been rationalized every step of the way through the bear market and every step of the way it has kept the true believers (in gold’s price) in Palooka Ville.
What gold promoters don’t seem to realize is that people are not as stupid as they cynically think they are. That applies to the average gold bug who, though naïve and prone to bias reinforcement, I believe is grounded in the want for something better with respect to the monetary system and the society that springs from it.
When people pump a frightening infectious disease (using the word “Armageddon” in the title of an article) as a reason why gold’s price will rise or when a certain promoter who shall go unnamed continually writes in a way that implies he is always right while records show bullishness on gold and gold stocks (most often featuring the Modi, Indian Weddings angle) all the way down (he’s still at it, constantly) in the bear market, the implication is that the sector has not yet been cured of its own disease.
There are less of them now, at least less of them that are given media time as the ranks of people who have lifted them up and anointed them as gurus have thinned out. But the process is not yet complete. Happy Halloween.
silverngold
this is a naive delusional paranoid dream to think they’ll ever try to confiscate weapons. how they can stop people that hide them? You can’t confiscate what you can’t see. not very plausible
treefrog @ 21:20
Well, I hope you enjoy a steady diet of Mango’s. I believe the poster states the case very well. It does not say honeybees, it simply says bees. I agree there are a few other pollinators in the world but since bees do most of the work I would disagree that their loss is overstated. Einstein said if the bee dies off in 4 years the world dies off, or something very close to that statement.
Just wondering, do you work for a pesticide company?? LOL!!! All The Best. Silverngold
Surveyor @ 20:52
Good Job!! It appears to me we are in the midst of another false flag event with the intent of scaring the hell out of the worlds population. I can think of a couple agenda’s that would explain why. The most likely IMO would be mandatory vaccinations for Ebola with an untried and unproven vaccine designed to reduce the worlds population…..and the other is so Obama can declare Martial Law throughout the US, not for the purpose of finding Ebola victims but for the purpose of confiscating all the weapons in the US in one clean sweep but using the Ebola false flag as cover. I still see this image every time I hear his name.

advice
“Whatever it is you’re seeking won’t come in the form you’re expecting.”
“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.”
silverngold, b.s. alert!
your post about a world without bees is overstating a problem. it claims that a world without honeybees would be a world without mangoes, presumably because the mangoes would not get pollinated. not so. honeybees are not a major pollinator of mangoes. flies, butterflies, and many other insects take care of mangoes needs. here a pair of lovebugs are pimping a cluster of mango blossoms
honeybees are a valuable, but not indispensible resource. there are lots of other types of insects including other types of bees that could step into that ecological niche. google “mason orchard bees.” if you’re worried about the plants around you getting hooked up, you can even set up a breeding nest for orchard bees.
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/Other/note109/note109.html
we have plenty of crises threatening our world. most of them are blown way out of proportion to reality. it sells newspapers (or banner ads at least).
remember, more americans have been married to kim kardashian than have died of ebola.
disclaimer: please do not confuse the news with the truth.
Silverngold 19:11
Just to be sure I have sent that information to Governor Lepage. I am sure it is just a coincidence that the so-called “nurse” is raising a fuss. Her heroics would seem to be a bit compromised.
Farmboy
I realized I never answered your question about how I knew to go long grains a couple of weeks ago. I would like to say “oh i knew this or that pointed to higher prices” but not so. I just realized almost or all were on one side of the boat and I thought I would move to the other side of the boat. Of course usually those on the other side are correct but sometimes they are not correct and when they are not correct because there are so many there they are incorrect in a big way. It is like when we had an option trading company – sure most options lose money and most of ours were no exceptions. But the winners were so big that they overwhelmed the larger number of relatively small losers.
So I guess you can say it was just lucky and it was.
aurum
added:
For those of you who do not follow technicals regardless of the manipulation that always and continues to happen – perhaps with better technology now so more effective –
Still the COT showed the heavy short position and the chart both with fibs and ewave counts showed a bounce at least so technicals did play a big role in my bet.
A bigger contrarian view is that we have seen a 4 year low in the grains and prices will amaze – in which case I missed a chance at a huge fortune.



