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And The Fairest Of Them All In Q1 2017 ? Why Silver of Course !

Posted by Farmboy @ 23:21 on April 3, 2017  

http://www.usagold.com/cpmforum/

@Ozibatlare @eeos

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 21:11 on April 3, 2017  

Thanks for the comebacks. Ozibatlare, I don’t remember your handle. Did you use different handles years ago? Let me know. I saved lots of old posts, and I can search your past info.

There were posts earlier about using EMP on North Korea

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 21:07 on April 3, 2017  

nk-sk-at-nite

not sure how much good that would do …NK apparently is hardly electrified if the night time photo is any indication .

I guess it would knock out military electronics , etc.

 

 

Clintonistas again !

Posted by Ororeef @ 21:04 on April 3, 2017  

The Witch Strikes Yet Again: 34 Year Old Clinton Aid Dead From Heart Attack After Being Summoned To Appear Before Trey Gowdy’s Committee

Just days after being summoned to appear before Trey Gowdy’s congressional committee to testify about Hillary Clinton’s email server, one of her aides was found dead at home of “natural causes.”

John Wilson McGill, 34, was pronounced dead on his couch by a private doctor after suffering an apparent heart attack. A spokesman for Clinton’s former campaign said that Huma Abedin, Clinton’s deputy campaign coordinator, found McGill when she stopped by for coffee.

Abedin told police in a statement that McGill suffered from an abnormal heart arhythmia and that his doctor had always said a sudden and massive cardiac event was a possibility. She also told her publicist to make sure that the whole world didn’t knew [slip of the tongue here?] that he was planning to cooperate with the congressional panel.

Trey Gowdy’s office had no official statement but his top aide, said that the committee isn’t happy with the circumstances of McGill’s death or the fact that [a] private doctor was summoned to pronounce [him dead]. Abedin says she called the private doctor because she hoped he could save her friend.

Comment: He was already dead…how then do you hope to save him. If he wasn’t dead wouldn’t calling 9/11, an ambulance or paramedic team be the choices?

There will be no autopsy on the body, which will be cremated in accordance with his religion. McGill is the single son of deceased parents and has no family. No services are planned.

Does this whole thing seem a little bit odd to anyone else? It feels oddly like we’ve seen things like this happen before to people who could possibly incriminate Hillary Clinton. Unfortunately, as the doctor who pronounced has an impeccable record, the findings will be accepted and entered into public record.

Looks like she got away with another one.

Comment: If she can get away with all of these “deaths by natural causes” with no investigations allowed — as in even an autopsy — she can surely scrub a doctor’s record especially if the cause and diagnosis are rigged as well. Perhaps there are more facts that will surface to better define this tragedy, but for the time being, it stinks to high heaven.

https://www.sott.net/article/347157-Top-Cl…ead-of-heart-attack

Margaret

Posted by Ozibatla @ 21:01 on April 3, 2017  

Oh geez Farmboy, don’t let her know I forgot to include her in the first post!

Silverspike is in regular contact with Margaret, & on my recent visit to Mr & Mrs Silverspike’s for coffee & cake(especially the cake), I was told Margaret had recently finished her second book.

What an inspiration that lady is!

Keep those posts coming Farmboy, maybe a book of your posts – “Thoughts of FarmBoy” on the horizon?

cheers

Ozibatla

Farmboy @ 17:53 on April 3, 2017

Posted by Ororeef @ 19:38 on April 3, 2017  

I hope I wont be waiten for Gold  to rise too much longer …times  gettin too valuable to be waisten it..     I wanna spend some time spendin it  !

I love it Mr. Copper

Posted by eeos @ 19:04 on April 3, 2017  

I just like it when you take things apart….it’s fun. I posted it for you.

Ozibatla thank you so much for letting us know what’s up. I’ve always wondered what happened to you guys. Poke your heads in again soon!

Re Dr. Doom’s Diagnosis of the Banks, the Fed, and the Economy

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 18:07 on April 3, 2017  

I remember him from decades ago. I gave it an honest chance, I read the whole story, describing his book of views. Then and now. But unfortunately I couldn’t find any valuable info. He describes many results but no causes, like the MAIN one imports EXCEEDED exports for 50 years. Wages in deflation for 50 years.

Parts and comments

(notwithstanding what he calls the secular problem of the depressed labor force participation rate).

Comment: Masses wages too low.

Now, a frail financial system can’t take a rise in interest rates, as in past periods. The lack of a robust roster of market makers results in the system being ever-more dependent on the Fed, he emphasizes

Comment: Masses wages too low.

the Fed has done more harm than good by keeping rates too low for too long,

Comment: Masses wages too low.

His new book ends on the note that “you can’t go home again,” in the sense that the clock can’t be turned back to a simpler time.

Comment: Masses wages too low.

credit distress is becoming visible in the auto-loan sector, with the asset-backed securities market once again playing the role of enabler, just as it did in the housing debacle last decade.

Comment: Masses wages too low.

Complete story:

http://www.barrons.com/articles/dr-dooms-diagnosis-of-the-banks-the-fed-and-the-economy-1491020967

Ozibatla @ 17:12 Appreciate the Update From Down Under !!

Posted by Farmboy @ 17:56 on April 3, 2017  

Good to hear you all are alive, kicking, and enjoying life. I have missed all of the Aussies. And have been wondering how your neighbor Margaret has been faring? I hope her first novel is doing better than expected.

I hope you will encourage some of the others to drop by and share their thoughts.

Best, Farmboy

Ororeef @ 13:15 Congrats On The 79 Mile Marker,

Posted by Farmboy @ 17:53 on April 3, 2017  

now what you gonna do with the rest of your life? 🙂

Maya @ 14:45 Thanks For The Response

Posted by Farmboy @ 17:51 on April 3, 2017  

Don’t know nothing about such high engineering things, just passing along some comments. In trying to remember some conversations from too long ago, I think they specifically said, ” an EMP like device”.

Thanks for clarifying the how’s and what’s of a typical EMP attack.

I think this is interesting … Shades of Poldark!

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:50 on April 3, 2017  

Europe’s last tin mine big step closer to restart

wheal-coates-engine-house-cornwall

http://www.mining.com/historic-cornwall-tin-mine-big-step-closer-to-restart/

Strongbow Files South Crofty Tin Project NI 43-101 Technical Report and PEA on SEDAR

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/strongbow-files-south-crofty-tin-193000122.html

Ororeef @ 13:15

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:42 on April 3, 2017  

Happy Birthday!

Maya, my new best friend

Posted by Moggy @ 17:42 on April 3, 2017  

What a lovely teacup you serve up!  Much appreciated.

Ororeef

Posted by Moggy @ 17:38 on April 3, 2017  

Many blessings to you!

Ozibatla @ 17:12

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:36 on April 3, 2017  

Thanks for stopping by and filling us in. Good luck to all the Aussies!

Dr. Doom’s Diagnosis of the Banks, the Fed, and the Economy

Posted by eeos @ 17:16 on April 3, 2017  

There was a time when markets moved not on the televised utterances of Federal Reserve officials or billionaire money managers, but on a small printed report with the unassuming title “Comments on Credit.” That was because it contained the latest insights from Henry Kaufman, Salomon Brothers’ chief economist and head of the firm’s nonpareil research efforts.

Some readers may not recognize the name of the man or the firm, since they were toddlers (or perhaps not yet born) in Salomon’s heyday of the 1970s and ’80s. During that time, Kaufman earned the sobriquet of Dr. Doom for his consistently downbeat—but consistently prescient—forecasts of inflation and interest rates rising to unprecedented levels well into the double digits. Anyone younger than 35 years old has lived only in a period of disinflation and generally falling interest rates.

So it was enlightening and enjoyable to catch up with Henry via telephone on the occasion of the publication of his latest book, Tectonic Shifts in Financial Markets: People, Policies, and Institutions. At my end, his voice sounded the same as it did when he addressed a New York City hotel ballroom packed with clients and media 3½ decades ago to outline his eagerly anticipated forecast for the coming year. But his weekly “Comments” carried as much clout as his annual predictions did during those days of soaring bond yields and extreme volatility.

He later parted company with Salomon over disagreements about the risky tack the firm had taken and formed his own consultancy. Solly would later be hit by the infamous Treasury auction scandal, after which it was folded into various firms that were melded by Sandy Weill into what ultimately became Citigroup (ticker: C).  Read more

Farmboy

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:13 on April 3, 2017  

Donating and reaching out to others does help but admire the ones who can foster or get out there. There was one man in China who risk how life getting out dogs bound for underground meat market plus taking pictures. Everytime some horific abuse comes out here comes the copy cats looking for selfies.people are pushing not to send live animals to China due to the horific treatment.  There pushing for harsher penalites but at the same time you got gov special interest going after those who take pics of abuse in industrial farms. The sub human who did that to katlyn got 20 years. Criminal aready they combined other charges.

Aussie

Posted by Ozibatla @ 17:12 on April 3, 2017  

Hi all, for those interested,  just a quickie update regarding previous posters. Here’s a run down.

LP re-married, is happy & very involved in his local church community.

Ferret & LP are building self sufficient properties.

Illusion travels, trades shares & lives on a stunning property in beautiful NZ.

Lifeboat has sailed from Oz to SE Asia, across the Indian Ocean, up West Africa, the Caribbean & is around east coast Canada now.

Silverspike travels & lives in a beautiful quiet, coastal town in nthern NSW.

I have given up FIFO after 30yrs, & now have good lifestyle balance with some travel.

We try to meet for a lunch, usually when Illusion stops by on his way to a new destination, but we are waiting on Lifeboat to all get back together.

I stop by Oasis several times a week as I enjoy reading the posts, information & links. Thank you. I used to skip a lot of Mr Copper’s posts, but now I look forward to his thoughts.

Thumbs up to Wanka.

Kind regards

Ozibatla

 

 

 

Happy Birthday Ororeef

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:01 on April 3, 2017  

image

1. Beats the only alternative.

GDX

Posted by Buygold @ 16:31 on April 3, 2017  

8 million shares block on the close…

FWIW

Hey samb

Posted by Buygold @ 16:10 on April 3, 2017  

Concur, we need to see that break above 1260.

Surprisingly we didn’t get the last hour melt down and finished near the highs. Most sectors that might be positive but pm’ you never know.

Tomorrow may be important just to see what the USD does.

 

The problem with a massive sneak attack on North Korea is that South Korea is a hostage.

Posted by Richard640 @ 16:07 on April 3, 2017  

Seoul could be wiped out in 10 minutes just by conventional cannon fire–Seoul is THAT close to the N Korean border–they could also let loose missiles on Japan and maybe even Hawaii.

 

Thanks Samb–I think Fridays jobs report might break the range on gold–methinks up…

Posted by Richard640 @ 16:03 on April 3, 2017  

What a joke!

Posted by Auandag @ 14:59 on April 3, 2017  

Sweden: Viral Video Shows 4 Cops Struggle to Control One Violent Migrant

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