Loading ...Thanks for posting Farmboy. Most of my holdings are the small cap miners. It’s all I can afford.
Happy Easter to all!
There is only one thing that the scum really worry about …the Dow daily close, even more so on long weekends.
Despite their seemingly endless power and corruption, their beloved Dow closed on it’s arse tonight, 138.6 Down, right in front of a long weekend and all their efforts.
Our time will come….Happy Easter everyone.
Maya
Have a young friend over there Island hopping said she just climbed something to reach a water fall. Hope she takes it easy because she’s over 30 weeks pregnant. Reminds me of me then but more into guns than I was then. She just likes them. She has a few semis like Ar15 makes her own ammo.
Sure makes sense to be dumping PM’s here, right in front of a long weekend, with all the news that is out there
scum still trying to protect their beloved SM….
I think I’ll go fishing tomorrow, too…
Over here: http://bigislandgrinds.com/2011/03/pahoa-fresh-fish-fish-chips/
OK, I’m impatient. Can’t wait all day at the end of a line.
Farmboy
U can have tommorow off …no probs…..even the scum have tommorow off…..not that they will be seeing the inside of any church…
Maya @ 13:58 You Bring Balance To My Life, ( and coffee!)
I need you to remind me that Phiz is BEST. ( ok, maybe Bitcoin too)
But the truth is I cannot retire on my limited retirement funds, and need a few extra bucks each month. Wal Mart wont let me be a greeter. Say I don’t have the right attitude. Lol!
Anyways, will keep trying to trade my way either out of or into the poorhouse. My back up plan is the hammock in Wanka’s backyard, but will have to fight Buygold and Floridagold for it.
Made enough this week to take tomorrow off and go fishing. Monday will begin a new week, with hopefully a better plan.
Best to ya, Farmboy
Farmboy
Hey, I get a last smoke before the firing squad, right? 🙂
Maya @ 13:41 I Get It,
put the can of lighter fluid down and step away from the matches. 🙂
Maddog @ 13:32 Thanks!
and I thought GASX had poor vol with 22,000 avg daily vol. LOL Sold my GASX for a 2 % profit. Nothing to write home about but a win neverless. (lucky, since inventory build was not much and the lower dollar helped support NatGas prices.)
Really ticked off about the action in J’s today. I aint that smart, but something just don’t pass the smell test with GDXJ. Will calm down and do some research over the weekend to see if can find a better vehicle to trade with.
Appreciate all the information you bring to these pages. Best, Farmboy
Richard
Maybe what the Fed calls inflationary because Trump may bring wages up why they want to raise interest rates or their excuse plus increasing unrest globally they figure it may bring gold but so they have to start the manipulation. ETFS are easy target sitting Ducks.
Farmboy @ 12:57
News Flash! They’re all paper… ergo… they’re all manipulated. That’s not a sandbox you’re playing in. It’s a paper wastebasket… and the big boys like to play with matches.
Farmboy
If u want a junior PM ETF then the Sprott one, SGDJ is the beast…it’s not a triple and as Mr Copper rightly said it’s Vol is poor…but that should change after tdy.
I have it, as I trust Sprott to do what it says on the Tin..he will be investing, dollar for dollar…as of now it is up 0.05 % against GDXJ down 2.66 %.
I don’t trust any Fall st ETF….let’s face it a Romanian Pimp has better morals.
The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy. If this doesn’t make you sick, you have a VERY thick skin!
Try digesting the truth for a refreshing change….. or don’t you really care??
So the US drops a MOAB. How many barrel bombs is that equivalent to?
Or 59 inaccurate Native American hair trimmers?
Maddog @ 12:53 Got It
Between todays action and the writings you posted this morning, I am convinced GDXJ is now a tool of the PM Masters. Will let you know if I find a better PM ETF to play with. I’m outta the J sandbox.
Farmboy
It has always tracked GDXJ…the J in both is Junior !!!!
There must be a junior or two that have cratered tdy in the Basket…but having said that other stox are bonkers… ABX dn 1 % Nem dn 0.6 %…HL up 7.7 % Paas up 5.5 % having been a dog for weeks.
Bye Bye JNUG & JDST
You have treated me well since the first of the year, BUT you are leaving my stable. Will spend the weekend looking for another 3X ETF that is NOT tied to the grossly manipulated GDXJ index.
GDX +.77%
HUI +.89%
XAU +1.06%
GDXJ – 2.16%
Total BS !!!!!
Farmboy–send me your e-mail address-I have a vip gold chart–very bullish- I want to
send u-it’s from a subscription site-and I don’t think I should post it-mail me at:
My Bad (Stupidity)
Like I stated earlier, for several months JNUG has appeared to track somewhere between the HUI/XAU indexes. I was WRONG, according to this article from two years ago, JNUG/JDST track a Van Eck index GDXJ. Sounds crazy to me, but it is what it is.
“April 15, 2015 08:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time
FRANKFURT–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Market Vectors Index Solutions (MVIS) today announced the licensing of the Market Vectors Global Junior Gold Miners Index (MVGDXJ) to Van Eck Global, one of the largest providers of exchange-traded products (ETPs) in the United States. The Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners UCITS ETF (GDXJ) starts tracking the index today.
The Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners UCITS ETF is the second ETF issued by Van Eck Global based on the Global Junior Gold Miners Index. The index has been underlying a U.S.-listed Market Vectors ETF since October 2009 with assets under management of USD 1.7 billion.
Following the special index concept of all Market Vectors Indices, MVGDXJ is designed to be investable, specifically to underlie ETFs. The pure-play index tracks the performance of the most liquid junior companies in the global gold and silver mining industry, provided they generate at least 50% of their revenue from this sector. Moreover, companies have to undergo demanding liquidity screenings to qualify for index inclusion. The free-float weighted Market Vectors Global Junior Gold Miners Index is calculated as a price and total return net index in USD. Index reviews are applied quarterly.”