Posted by Maddog
@ 9:59 on February 10, 2016
Posted by goldielocks
@ 9:54 on February 10, 2016
You certainly don’t have a loss for words when needed. Lol Yeah you can take care of yourself. Lol I don’t know all what goes on at those sub depths do you feel it. Do your ears feel pressure like when you scuba? I had a close friend kinda like you about 6″5 but about 250lbs years after who was a sub guy before I moved away. He says there were a couple times he got sea sick while underneath. That probably wasn’t too fun. That only happen to be once on a boat before diving because of a few drinks which I don’t drink much the night before.Thought I was gong to die if I didn’t jump in the water but could walk it off. Ruined that day though but after getting over a upper respiratory shouldn’t of been there anyways. He also mentioned being on a wet suit in really cold water. Tried to explain what it was like with few words as the perception of weakness isnt in their volcabulary but got his point stay away from freezing water. Don’t know where that came on to what he did in navy though. Wonder if that was FGC off sense of humor but who knows.
Ipso , I saw Killarys speech and it as usual all about her her her. I’m really surprised she gets any votes. She really think she’s due and that’s all that matters and everything else ” who cares.” Think she she found out.
As far as ” action” In sure it doesn’t reflect on some of the chartist there but stock charts Thirdeye, Bob has made some pretty good charts. Armstrong doesn’t think the DOW will hit those low numbers though and of course a lot on PMS some with targets but we gotta see what goes on from here. Don’t know where he gets the energy but quite dedicated to charting and gives those who are too busy to check his.
Posted by ipso facto
@ 9:41 on February 10, 2016
Supreme Court blocks Obama carbon emissions plan
By Lawrence Hurley
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday delivered a major blow to President Barack Obama by blocking federal regulations to curb carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, the centerpiece of his administration’s strategy to combat climate change.
On a 5-4 vote, the court granted a request made by 27 states and various companies and business groups to block the administration’s Clean Power Plan. The move means the regulations will not be in effect while litigation continues over whether their legality.
more http://news.yahoo.com/u-supreme-court-blocks-obama-carbon-emissions-plan-232809840–finance.html
Posted by Maddog
@ 9:39 on February 10, 2016
Looks like the Arb boys are pileing into new PM Stock shorts against Au…it’s worked for over 6 yrs.
Kamikaze selling….
Posted by ipso facto
@ 9:27 on February 10, 2016
Shows what being nice to Gary gets you!
Posted by ipso facto
@ 9:24 on February 10, 2016
I think the LSG-Tahoe deal is 20 or 30 cents US short of where it should have been. I’d rather see the co. remain independent than accept a poor offer. I will vote against the deal. Hopefully someone else comes in with a decent bid and to hell with the $37 million break fee.
Posted by drb2
@ 9:20 on February 10, 2016
I don’t know a whole lot about Tahoe, but I like LSG.
didn’t buy LSG for a short play. or to sell for a lousy $1+.
I don’t like that Tahoe has mines in Peru & Guatemala. have heard less than complimentary things about their CEO.
I will need a lot of convincing before I like this merger.
all my personal opinion only
Posted by ipso facto
@ 9:15 on February 10, 2016
Posted by Maddog
@ 8:56 on February 10, 2016
It comes to something when the ECB has to resort to buying DB shares……This can only end one way, as now it is the CB’s versus the mkts and the CB’s are near out of Ammo.
The sad part is this plays into Sanders hand, big time and then the US/World will be really screwed…all so the likes of Lloyd can keep their stolen billions.
Posted by Buygold
@ 8:29 on February 10, 2016
Posted by MetalsGuy
@ 8:02 on February 10, 2016
Some of us here are LSG shareholders, and even though it is great to see the price go up, I am wondering if this agreement with Tahoe is a good deal for us. Does this deal adequately take into account the new 144 gap zone discovery?
Much has been written over at Stockhouse saying that this is a bad deal, and I am trying to decide on how to vote on this agreement. Any ideas?
Posted by Buygold
@ 7:50 on February 10, 2016
Maddog – yeah, Rogers is a smart guy and it’s nice that he gives those types of interviews and tells it like it is. Looks like the ECB is jawboning DB higher today but I suspect if they really have bad problems it’s just a bounce.
The boyz are trying to take silver back below the 200 dma to scare the T/A guys out. We’ll see what happens, it’s a Yellen day so anything can happen. Hopefully just a chance for us to reload.
Ipso – Old Bernie says some good things about the 0.1% and Wall Street. I guess if someone likes Obaozo’s brand of socialism they’ll like Bernie’s even more? Agree with you about Hillary, she’s got some serious problems. Hard to believe she gets any votes.
Posted by eeos
@ 7:21 on February 10, 2016
Over there. People like Gary aren’t worth your time. Douchebags
Posted by Maddog
@ 6:48 on February 10, 2016
Posted by Maddog
@ 6:06 on February 10, 2016
Many funny tricks have been employed to keep euro area banks and governments afloat during the sovereign debt crisis. Essentially these consisted of a version of Worldcom propping up Enron, with the central bank’s printing press as a go-between.
As an example here is how Italian banks and the Italian government are helping each other in pretending that they are more solvent than they really are: the banks buy government properties (everything from office buildings to military barracks) from the government, and pay for them with government bonds. The government then leases the buildings back from the banks, and the banks turn the properties into asset backed securities. The Italian government then slaps a “guarantee” on these securities, which makes them eligible for repo with the ECB. The banks then repo these ABS with the ECB and take the proceeds to buy more Italian government bonds – and back to step one. Simply put, this is a Ponzi scheme of gargantuan proportions.
No doubt GS are in the forefront of the above……it is also border line illegal, as the ECB is not allowed to bail out banks…..but when did that sort of thing worry Draghi, ex Goldman….it also puts all the risk onto Germany/Holland etc the only half solvent Euro members…who tks to these kind of tricks, probably are no longer solvent …..
When all this goes wrong GS will be at the epicentre…watch their stock, once that cracks the end game is on.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-09/walking-dead-something-rotten-banking-system
Posted by Maddog
@ 5:56 on February 10, 2016
Rogers walked from Soros decades ago…Soros never repeated the gains made with Rogers.
With the kind of money he has, he can’t afford to piss too mny off….but he seems quite happy to talk to the likes of Crush the Street.com, which obviously doesn’t hide it’s views !!!!!!!!
Posted by WANKA
@ 2:21 on February 10, 2016
“never mind oasis the action is all here! what a f***ing SCHMUCK ROYALE! especially after cunnuckgold had said he was trying in vein to get on the board. gary a real live piece of beaver dung! what hubris but then again need I expect more from an immature child?
wj
Posted by WANKA @ 17:53 on February 9, 2016
at 70 with bad lungs the sub forces don’t need me no mo! hell I can’t step in a puddle now without ‘anxiety’ and a fear of drowning! hehehehehehe
yep fully would be fine but he feathered his nest elsewhere and I’m pleased the old gt pp seems to flourish with ta charts a go go. truly happy it found a niche and the best to gary and todd.
as for the ole goldrunner .. well he is probably just hung up on some ….teeth! bwahahahahahaha
best of cheers. wj
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-> Posted by Fullgoldcrown @ 0:01 am on February 10, 2016
Long time my friend
Never mind Oasis
The action is all here
Check out the Spock Miners Matrix before getting back in
Linked under Sponsors on the sidebar
Fully
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-> Posted by cannuckgold @ 22:38 pm on February 9, 2016
Anyone here frequent the goldtentoasis site? I have tried registering many many times over the past few months and I never get the reply registration email. Either they don’t want me or it is broken. I have noticed there don’t seem to be a lot of new names around there. If anyone knows what’s up let me know.
Life is mostly back on track and it’s been a while since being on any of these boards. Looks like Gold may be getting to make a new run? Do I dare start dipping the toes in again?
Hope all is well with everyone….
CG
Posted by margaret
@ 0:38 on February 10, 2016
I saw you on TA Paradise. It’s a good site. I try to read both sites but time is often against me.
Just can’t do everything. Hope all is well with you.
Posted by Mr.Copper
@ 23:07 on February 9, 2016
The media always comes up with mostly wrong various reasons or excuses why, when prices trend up or down.
My view briefly is TPTB always manipulate global currency values, and decided on Dec 3rd to lower the Dollar and raise the Euro and Yen etc, to start helping the US economy instead.
They had started the dollar HIGHER and Euro Yen LOWER in June 2014, to help Europe’s and Japan’s etc economies, and reversed it all on Dec 3rd because the US economy is starting to collapse from the dollar being too high for too long.
“Gold’s Fundamentals and Technicals Look Better and Better”
http://stealthflation.org/2016/02/09/golds-fundamentals-and-technicals-look-better-and-better/
Gold bulls keep smiling — metal price pushes past $1,200 mark
Gold bulls keep smiling — metal price pushes past $1,200 mark
PRECIOUS-Gold price surges to highest level since June as share prices slide
http://www.reuters.com/article/global-precious-idUSL2N15N1K9
Posted by Mr.Copper
@ 21:59 on February 9, 2016
He doesn’t know GOLD IS ALSO A DEFLATION HEDGE, NOT ONLY AN INFLATION HEDGE
Gold does not need inflation to go up.
Deflation proves no CONFIDENCE in TPTB’s ability of managing the economy and the financial system. The master planners made bad decisions a long time ago, 1975? and the negative results started showing up soon after.
The 1970s Arab oil embargo, wage price controls, oil $2 to $42. Gold $35 to $800, interest rates 6% to 21%, market crash in 1987. 1981 to 2001, deflation in commodities. Gold $850 to $250, steel was practically free. etc etc etc and now zero interest rates.
One stupid problem after another, all covered over in various ways, like and free money no doc liar loans to dead beats, and rates down to zero, until the summer 2008 meltdown just to keep retail and real estate going higher.
Video Gartman:
GOLD IS ALSO A DEFLATION HEDGE, NOT ONLY AN INFLATION HEDGE
Posted by ipso facto
@ 21:48 on February 9, 2016
Good to see Hillary get beaten. I think she has big problems, mostly that she’s a nasty, neocon, greedy liar and people are seeing it. I confess I kind of like Bernie. He seems much more honest than Hillary. Of course I would never vote for him because he has these mistaken socialist beliefs and he’d bankrupt our country even faster. I wouldn’t mind having a beer with him.
Cheers
Posted by ipso facto
@ 21:40 on February 9, 2016
Thanks for the research! It’s always good to be aware of more companies, more possibilities for a better choice. The Lil lady and myself are going to have to find some good ones to replace LSG in our PFs.
Cheers
Posted by Buygold
@ 20:57 on February 9, 2016
They stuck with Trump and seemed to have rejected Rubio – go figure.
Spanked Hitlery although Bernie is the scariest candidate out there (besides Hitlery). Hitlery and Bernie will now fight over the black vote.
Bush in 3rd is downright scary.
In the meantime gold is up a little. It’s a crazy world.
Posted by Auandag
@ 20:06 on February 9, 2016
Posted by Equisetum
@ 19:46 on February 9, 2016
any of the buy and hold picks that I have chosen for our PM equity portfolio during the past decade or more. We do own some Lakeshore Gold, and it is included in the review linked below, but generally this gold report focuses on companies that have not caught my fancy over the past few years. Happy to stay with our choices of several silver producers, plus Silver Wheaton, Sandstorm, First Mining Finance, McEwen Mining, and our now non-tradeable San Gold shares.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/investment-ideas/research-reports/article28669220.ece/BINARY/Gold+Focus+Report_02-09-2016_V2.pdf