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ipso facto @ 8:07
Many decades ago I went mountain climbing/hiking with a friend from the radio staton. He was a very creative writer of commercials, and happened to be of Japanese ancestry. We hiked up a 2500 ft mountain range in a rainforest that day and got thoroughly soaked, head to toe. Our lower halves were mostly mud. When we descended, tired and bedraggled, and emerged from the forest where the car was parked, I turned back to watch my friend emerge from the woods. Tired, sore, and muddy, the first words out of his mouth were, “So you say the war has been over for 40 years?” I laughed so hard I had to sit down in the mud! He was the perfect picture of a Japanese soldier emerging from the jungle after 40 years.
Yeah, us goldbugs are like a Timex watch (remember those?) Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. Just look at Farmboy! 🙂
McEwen Mining Receives Key Permit for Gold Bar
TORONTO, Nov. 08, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE:MUX) (TSX:MUX) (“McEwen”) is pleased to announce it has received the signed Record of Decision (ROD) on the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Gold Bar Project (Gold Bar), Eureka County, Nevada. Construction of Gold Bar will begin immediately.
https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/mcewen-mining-receives-key-permit-for-gold-bar
Farmboy
Yer welcome my friend.
RE: SA Pretty darn fascinating what’s going on there. Read somewhere that part of the reason for the crackdown is so the Saudi gov can use the seized funds to plug holes in the state finances. I think govs used to do that ……………… in about 1312!
Cheers
Good Morning Folks ! I Think We Have A Chance To Make A Few Bucks Today
Made two trades yesterday that show some potential. Bought 400 DRIP, 3x bear on oil. Thinking oil may pull back a little this week. And eased into 200 of the SLV Jan 18, 16 strike at .53. Lets see if both can ring the cash register today.
GSV was amazing yesterday. Up 16% on nearly triple the volume. Only news I could find was a story related to some good looking drill results. Nice to see one of the PM’s start to show a little excitement, no matter the reason.
Ipso, thanks for posting that article about the Saudi Coup. Had dinner last night with a friend that spent many years living and working in Saudi as a defense contractor engineer. He was pretty much in agreement with that article and says recent events have a good possibility of ‘getting out of hand’. He also stated that the Saudi’s control much of the media and it will be hard to know what is really going on there. Hopefully some insiders living there can leak some ‘boots on the ground’ type of news. Bears watching, closely.
OK, lets see what the day has in store for the Goldbugs. Best to all, Farmboy
Richard640
Yep “reserve concerns” meaning less supply is a negative? I think you’re right once the turn comes we could have a very long run for gold.
Until then I’d be happy to have 3 up days in a row!
Cheers
I like seeing G&S up this a.m. but I’m a little leery,,,woulda been better if gold had been down last
night then recovered this a.m.—see how trading is! Yer nervous even when you’re winning…any-hoo, seeing green is better than gold being down 20 bucks…also, Wheaton silver is down a tad in the pre-mkt but was up yesterday…
Ipso–it’s funny about “reserve concerns” being negative for gold–EVERYTHING is negative for gold!
Currently everything is positive for stocks…and bad news is shrugged off
…once the “bullish switch” is flipped on, then nothing will be negative for gold until the bull run turns…
Maya @ 2:34
Only two cars on that train. That’s about all they need for the Goldbugz who are left!
It’s like the Japanese soldiers who surrendered in 1965. 
I mean 1974! 🙂
Hirō “Hiroo” Onoda (小野田 寛郎 Onoda Hirō, 19 March 1922 – 16 January 2014) was an Imperial Japanese Army intelligence officer who fought in World War II and was a Japanese holdout who did not surrender in August 1945. After Onoda spent 29 years holding out in the Philippines, his former commander traveled from Japan to personally issue orders relieving him from duty in 1974.[1][2] He held the rank of second lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese Army.
