Loading ...The chart says it all. I had hoped we would break out to the upside. I have bought more shares because I think we will see the new bull start soon.
http://www.kitco.com/commentaries/2018-05-14/Gold-Headed-Lower.html
eeos
Pretty much my sentiments exactly. You can throw in the rest of the region.
I just want the US out altogether.
In other news, I see the USD is on the rise again, as are rates. PM’s can’t go up in that environment no matter what the SM does.
Faulk the states of Israel and Palestine
I don’t give two s**** about those people. It’s two imbecile fart Nations. It’s two idiot countries. Sit out in the desert and throw all the rocks and bombs and mud balls you want. Dumb f***ers
macroman3
re yr 23.59
The Palestinians are victims of the cold war and that ubber shiite Arafat was deliberately used by the USSR to sow trouble in the world. The USSR originally supported Israel at it’s creation, but when Arafat came on the scene, they recognised what a nasty piece of work he was, so quickly switched allegiance, fully expecting him to be a perpetual pain in the arse to humanity, but really for the West. They then began to create the whole victim story, which to this day lives on, faithfully supported by the left.
The other dirty secret is Palestinians are hated by all other Arabs, no one likes them and never have going way back in time, as they are basically the laziest people on the planet, which is why only lip service is given, to support them.
Those are the simple facts from history.
macroman3 @ 0:45
It just so happens that the late 60’s was the last time any good passenger trains were seen. But yeah, I can relate. I lived thru those times. Careful now or my PTSD will kick in….
Maya, a lot of your trains have a late sixties Vietnam draft persona to them a la The Deerhunter.
You and RNO relate or am I pissing on a volcano?
goldielocks @ 21:40 – volcanic glass
Locally, it is known as “Pele’s Hair” and consists of long fine strands of volcanic glass. It takes a specially thin, liquid lava that is ejected from a vent with a lot of gas pressure that draws the lava droplets out long and thin into glass strands. It is rather rare as it takes special conditions to create it, but yes, it is a real phenomenon. ANY volcanic dust is not good to breath…. whether rock ash or glass… you don’t want it in your lungs. Dust masks are the order of the day if one is in an ashfall area. Many people in Volcano village have had open top water catchment tanks for years. Now they are all looking for tarps to cover the tanks in case of ash fall.
One of our ham radio operators is also the Fire Dept. helicopter pilot who regularly patrols the volcano for the county and civil defense. He gives us ham radio operators updates after the flights on what he sees. Nice to have ‘source eyes’ in the air. Last night hams in Pahoa village, 5 miles upwind of the fissures, reported the volcano could be heard roaring like distant thunder… continuously. They could see the red glow in the sky also. I was in Hilo town for the weekend so I missed it.
Again, for USGS updates on the volcano daily:
https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/kilauea/status.html
And all the spectacular pictures are from the USGS media page:
https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/kilauea/multimedia_chronology.html
Rock & Roll !