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Buygold

Posted by deer79 @ 11:00 on March 10, 2015  

ANV is another one of my largest holdings………….

Richard 9:12

Posted by goldielocks @ 10:33 on March 10, 2015  

Lol People just piling in on dollar right now. You know if they do have some sort of currency reset or whatever I’m sure they want people in currency not PMs. Maybe that’s the deal who knows.

Goldcorp disappearances raise Mexican mining safety fears

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:32 on March 10, 2015  

Last week four workers at Goldcorp’s (TSE:G) Los Filos mine in Mexico were reported missing in what authorities now believe could have been a kidnapping.

Los Filos is located in the violent southern state of Guerrero, Mexico’s fifth biggest gold producing region. The Los Filos operation consists of two open-pit mines and one underground mine in production since 2007. Los Filos produced 258,700 ounces in 2014 and production of between 265,000 and 290,00 ounces is expected in 2015.

more http://www.mining.com/goldcorp-disappearances-raise-mexican-mining-safety-fears-68177/

Maddog, R640

Posted by Buygold @ 10:29 on March 10, 2015  

What’s odd to me is that gold isn’t already below $1k given the strength of the USD. What is it now highest level in 14 years or something?

No doubt the plan seems to be to wipe out as many miners as possible to pick them up for pennies on the dollar.

Willie keeps predicting this is the last hurrah before an epic fail, I’m not so sure, we’ll see.

Richard640

Posted by Maddog @ 10:08 on March 10, 2015  

“They’ve” got a real problem with the Dollar, it is killing your export business and it is a massively crowded trade….the whole world is long dollars.

To keep the mirage up the Dollar has to stay strong, but now all of a sudden the SM is worried by it…..”they” may well have screwed themselves, because of their greed….had they let the dollar rally 0.2, 0.3 % regularly they could have kept the game going much longer, but no they let it go at over 1 % a day.

Now it is a very real problem, the mkts could go ape trying to unwind it.

@ Joe12pack

Posted by Moggy @ 9:59 on March 10, 2015  

I love the Kitty History!!!

… and across the pond

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:49 on March 10, 2015  

Pound hits seven-year high against euro

The pound has reached a more-than seven year high against the euro, a day after the European Central Bank (ECB) began its government bond buying programme.

Sterling rose 0.45% to hit €1.40 for the first time since December 2007.

It means UK holidaymakers to the eurozone will have just over 15% more spending power than a year ago.

City analysts said continued fears over a Greek exit from the eurozone had also helped push the pound higher against the single currency.

Last year, the pound was trading at €1.205, meaning holidaymakers could expect €1.18 for every pound they exchanged.

It means whereas UK holidaymakers to Europe would have received €707 for every £600 they exchanged a year ago, they would get €822 today.

It rise in sterling came after the head of the eurozone finance ministers’ group called on Greece to “stop wasting time” and engage in serious talks on reform.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-31811791

Richard640 @ 9:12

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:21 on March 10, 2015  

… but if the SM takes a dive towards the Pits of Zool then that should help us … maybe …

OK … who here is going to buy one?

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:19 on March 10, 2015  

Apple Watch May Be DOA As Cook Admits Battery Life As Low As 3 Hours

Tyler Durden’s pictureSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/10/2015 09:13 -0400

The Apple Watch may be pretty… but you are going to need up to 8 of them to make it through a full day. While Tim Cook proclaimed 18 hours of “all-day battery-life” – itself not particularly impressive compared to competing products, hidden deep in Apple Watch’s product page is a little admission that battery life (in use) could be as low as 3 hours…

As The Telegraph reports,

The admissions are significantly less than the 18 hours that Apple chief executive Tim Cook announced in the glitzy launch on Monday.

They could prove a major problem for users who will have to charge up multiple times in a day using the magnetic clip-on charger.

He claimed it would be “revolutionary”, but now it seems that the battery might be what one tech website described as its “Achilles Heel”.

On its website, Apple gave figures for battery life based on the smaller 38mm (1.4 inch) version. The 42mm (1.7 inch) version will last longer, though no figures were given.

Leaving it in reserve mode will last up to 72 hours, and leaving it in “Watch Test” mode will last up to 48 hours.

But should you use any of the features Mr Cook talked about in his press conference, it will last significantly less.

Apple tried to make the figures more impressive by giving an example of a typical user chewing up their 18 hours of battery life as follows: 90 time checks (five per hour), 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use, and a 30-minute workout with music playback via Bluetooth.

But on the product page of the watch website, it also gave the lower figures for talking or using it to workout.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-03-10/apple-watch-may-be-doa-cook-admits-battery-life-low-3-hours

Looks to me like gold’s gonna do a swan dive just like crude did-600-700-as i said a few wks ago

Posted by Richard640 @ 9:12 on March 10, 2015  

The ANV news is just the curtain raiser…as the war on gold enters its final phase….the whole industry will follow–i dunno what the end game is….it must be the Mossad and the Rothchilds up to their usual tricks…

My good buddy Mike Ballanger strikes a responsive chord in all of us….

Posted by Richard640 @ 9:07 on March 10, 2015  

march 8th

As I approach the keyboard this afternoon, it should be noted that I always review the last three or four prior emails in order to a) follow through on a previous theme; b) avoid embarrassing myself by writing something that appears disingenuous; and/or c) avoid any attempt to wriggle out from the inevitable reality that my recent predictions on the price of gold and the Senior and Junior Canadian miners have been DEAD wrong. To simplify, the prices have not gone UP; they have gone DOWN. Ergo, I have made an egregiously bad call, thinking for even as briefly as a nanosecond that the Interventionalists would take their hobnailed boot off the throats of the precious metals. Sure, I took the trades off above $1,300 when the Commercial Criminals decided to cap the rally but the re-entry point around $1,250? Wrong, wrong, and wrong.

Now, in recent times (April 2009 until now), the traditional signals for adopting a bullish stance have not exactly worked all that well but in the past six months, I have noticed that it has gone from the ridiculous to the sublime, as in no matter what the headline is, the algorithmic amoebae are now 100% programmed to slam the prices of precious metals. Bad economic data? Sell gold! Good economic data? Sell gold! Bad BLS numbers? Sell gold! Good BLS numbers? Sell gold! However, the counterparty to that trade has been the strength in the USD which began its recent parabolic advance in July of 2014 and coincided to the day with the crash in crude oil. And since every money manager in the non-U.S. arena is piling into the USD in order to “outperform” versus their local currencies, it might be said that the most irrational over-exuberance of the past six years is not biotech or social media but rather the unanimous collective opinion that the U.S. is the safest haven on the planet. Having printed $18 trillion in debt, there had better be one hell of an economic recovery in order for tax revenues to retire/reduce such an elephantine amount. But as they say, it is what it is…

Good morning Oasis

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:04 on March 10, 2015  

Centerra Gold and Premier Gold Complete Trans-Canada Joint Venture Partnership

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/centerra-gold-premier-gold-complete-210101413.html

McEwen Mining 2014 Operating & Financial Results

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/mcewen-mining-2014-operating-financial-221257909.html

Red Eagle receives final approval for the San Ramon Gold Mine

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/red-eagle-receives-final-approval-090000745.html

Timmins Gold Reports Earnings From Operations of $22.2 Million for 2014

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/timmins-gold-reports-earnings-operations-103000485.html

Allied Nevada to Implement Financial Restructuring

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/allied-nevada-implement-financial-restructuring-104404281.html

Fortuna Updates Reserves and Resources: Silver Contained in Reserves Increases 14% Year-Over-Year

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fortuna-updates-reserves-resources-silver-110000360.html

Dollar’s strength is being cited as reason for SM sell off

Posted by Maddog @ 8:47 on March 10, 2015  

Has the game/rig ended…….??????????

Have they overplayed their hand ?????

What story can they use to prop up the SM and hide the rig. ?????

Another one bites the dust – from near $50 a couple of years ago to zero.

Posted by Buygold @ 8:20 on March 10, 2015  

(Bloomberg) — Allied Nevada Gold Corp., the operator of the gaming state’s Hycroft mine, filed for bankruptcy after operational setbacks and lower gold prices eroded profitability at its sole working property.

The company filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware Tuesday, listing liabilities of as much as $1 billion and assets of more than $1 billion.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-10/gold-miner-allied-nevada-files-for-bankruptcy?cmpid=yhoo

Coffee’s on

Posted by MadMike @ 4:59 on March 10, 2015  

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Kitty History

Posted by joe12pack @ 2:57 on March 10, 2015  

Posted by treefrog @ 0:46 on March 10, 2015  

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