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Canadians enjoy the holiday ……. American friends hold down the Tent 🙂
Winedoc
Who is really running the US
This article wonders why China Joe is introducing a stupid Tax, that will ruin Family Farms and indirectly ensure millenials will never get on the property ladder…..because it is a left over from Obummer……who would seem to be yr real President still.
Alex Valdor
I’ll second the Brave Browser…..running it on Linux and a v fast laptop….and V fast desktop….but even then it is so much quicker than Firefox…opens instantly….and blocks all adds .
I also use it on an old Android phone and that too is much faster, than previous browsers….
Maya
Your pretty good at technical on computers. I don’t know what you need to know to sign up here for a at home job but concerning Bitcoin but Simon Dixon is looking for help. He’s probably a billionaire.
He’s beyond the norm in the know with the cryptos and been in since inception.
He warned of the current Bitcoin sell off expected it.
He runs down what is going to happen when they change over to digital currency it will be a nightmare including vaccines involved. You’ll have to listen to this. Everyone should no matter the path be PMs cryptos or both.
Bitcoin will be another safe haven and also will be interchangeable with the digital.
Personally I just hope they don’t get away with digital currency.
Thanks , Justabug
I’ll give it a try .
BRAVE BROWSER
Alex,
I use Brave as it is very private, free and fast. I have no complaints after 4 months of use. Give it a try. App Store has it available.
best regards,
justabug
In Apple’s Safari browser I cleared my bookmarks
…and that meant that a lot of links were lost , with cookies .
Now , after re-establishing the connection anew , there is no problem .
The icon in my ‘frequently visited’ bookmarks list shows it as OASIS FORUM .
Richard640 @ 11:45 – Tent Bookmarks
You explained it exactly right. Our OLD server host had the /wordpress/ suffix that is not used now that the tent is resident at a new home. The problems people are having is a local cache or browser problem that saves and/or recalls the old /wordpress/ suffix. It SHOULD work if they save a new bookmark when they are at the site. Perhaps it would help to delete the OLD bookmark first, then save the new bookmark.
The same problem exists if one clicks on the upper left ‘tent’ picture above. It takes you to the /wordpress/ suffix… which is a blank white page. Some software cleanup of our internal links like that are in order… if anyone knows how to work the internals of the wordpress program here..
Eric Clapton bad reaction to the jab
Couldn’t play guitar or use his hands for two weeks amounts other effects.
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2021-05-17/eric-clapton-astrazeneca-vaccine
A friend just asked me if the Tent was down–I answered him thusly–anyone else having this problem?
I CAN’T LOG ON TO THE TENT IN THE REGULAR WAY WHICH HAS BEEN HAPPENING TO ME FOR 3+ WEEKS—IF I TRY TO LOG ON USING
https://www.goldtentoasis.com/wordpress/ NOTHING APPEARS— I HAVE TO GO UP IN THE BROWSER BAR AND DELETE /wordpress/
SO THAT ONLY https://www.goldtentoasis.com. IS LEFT IN THE BROWSER BAR—THEN WHEN I PRESS ENTER I IMMEDIATELY GET THE TENT
NOW IF I BOOKMARK https://www.goldtentoasis.com I AM NOT GUARANTEED TO GET THE TENT….IT’S A VERY SCREWY PROBLEM—CAUSE SOMETIMES THE BOOKMARKED ADDRESS WILL APPEAR WITH THE. /wordpress/
Bitcoin getting hammered this weekend – Etherium too, despite Goldman’s plug
1 Bitcoin equals
33,045.50 United States Dollar
1 Ether equals
1,915.75 United States Dollar
It’s The Roaring ’20s Again – Begin To Prepare For The Same Ending
I have read many articles over the years, and it seems that the manner in which the market has acted has caused many to confidently view market declines over the last 12 years as short-term opportunities to make long-term investments in a generally rising market. What I find most interesting about this commonly held perspective is that it presumes a linear expectation for a continuation in a long-term rising market.
Now, most of you that read my analysis know that I have been a staunch bull, especially after we struck my long-term pullback target in the 2200SPX region last year. In fact, my ideal target for this bull market which began in 2009 is in the 6000SPX region.
But, what if we are approaching a point in history where that very long-term bull market finally ends?
In this article, I am going to be using a point of reference that goes back 100 years in history. And, since there really is no one left from that generation that is still alive, it is quite clear that we do not have a personal frame of reference from which we can relate to the “Roaring Twenties” of the 1920s. So, can we be doomed to repeat it?
Very few people reading this article even know what we are referring to when we bring up the “Roaring Twenties,” and even less understand the implications.
So, let’s learn a little history.
In 1918, the Spanish Flu was spreading around the globe and affected 20-40% of the world’s population. In fact, it claimed the lives of over 50 million people globally. The US alone lost approximately 675,000 lives to the Spanish Flu. As it abated, the US then moved into the “Roaring Twenties.”
The “Roaring Twenties” refers to the decade of the 1920s, which was a period of tremendous economic prosperity. During this period, we saw tremendous technological advancements, including the use of automobiles, telephones, moving pictures, radio, aviation and electronic appliances.
It was also a time where the United States experienced a stock market boom. In fact, the stock market quadrupled from 1920 until 1929.
As we were approaching 1929, many were quite certain that the United States entered a “new paradigm” of economic prosperity. Allow me to present to you what our financial leaders back in the 1920s said about our markets. For those that know their stock market history, you would know that those “in the know” were absolutely certain about the impossibility of a market crash right before the market crashed and led us into the Great Depression. Let me show you a few examples:
We will not have any more crashes in our time.
This was said by John Maynard Keynes in 1927, two years before the stock market crash which led to the Great Depression.
Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau. I do not feel there will be soon if ever a 50 or 60 point break from present levels, such as they have predicted. I expect to see the stock market a good deal higher within a few months.
This was said on October 17, 1929, a few weeks before the Great Crash, by Dr. Irving Fisher, Professor of Economics at Yale University. Dr. Fisher was one of the leading US economists of his time. cannot help but raise a dissenting voice to statements that we are living in a fool’s paradise, and that prosperity in this country must necessarily diminish and recede in the near future.
– E. H. H. Simmons, President, New York Stock Exchange, January 12, 1928
There will be no interruption of our permanent prosperity.
– Myron E. Forbes, President, Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co., January 12, 1928
The future’s so bright I need shades=one could make a case that the economic boom is JUST BEGINNING!!
[Is there any need to state that I don’t agree with this?–I am just the messenger…pls. do not shoot]
The Coming Economic Boom and What It Means for StocksBy: Kevin Matras
May 22, 2021 |
Inflation Scare Redux
But inflation concerns are back once again, and with it, fears of higher rates.
Really? How many times does the Fed have to say they plan on keeping rates near zero for the foreseeable future?
Moreover, inflation, in and of itself, doesn’t slow the economy, a sharp rise in interest rates does.
So even when they do begin to raise rates, let’s say in 2024, they are essentially starting from zero. And it should be noted that over the last 50 years, there’s never been a recession (aside from last year’s pandemic-induced plunge), when the Fed Funds rate was under 4%.
And at quarter point moves (even half point moves), it would take years to get to that level.
Bullish Indicator
It’s a rare occurrence to see 95% of those stocks get above their 200-day moving average. So rare that’s it’s only happened three times since 2003. But when it did, the S&P climbed even higher and finished with gains 6 months later and 12 months later.
Moreover, Keith Lerner, chief market strategist for Trust Advisory Services, notes that 90% of the S&P 500 stocks crossed above their 50-day moving average back then as well.
He goes on to say that in the last 15 times that has happened, the market was higher in 14 of those 15 times 12 months later. And the average annual gain was more than 16%.
Granted, this usually takes place after a correction. And we’re up more than 91% from the pandemic lows last year.
But much of that gain was making up for lost ground.
And with forecasts for soaring economic growth ahead, one could make a case that the economic boom is
JUST BEGINNING!!
Yeah Tulsi!
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You can’t compare anything about Stock markets before 2008 and after 2008.
Well yeah, but thank GOD we are no long subject to nasty tweets. Who cares about the economy or freedom. It’s all about nasty tweets.
After Fed Funds went to Zero in 2008 we entered Neverland.
1. How many times before 2008 was fed Funds Zero?
2. How often did Central Banks buy Government bonds before 2008? Equities?
You can’t compare anything about Stock markets before 2008 and after 2008.
Bank Strategists/Analysts aren’t paid to make money for you.
They’re paid to make money for THE BANK.
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its going to be a whole lot worse than 1968-1972.
America was still a manufacturing powerhouse.
Positive balance of trade
Gold standard (at least to the banks)
Enforced borders and immigration laws
Welfare was the bare minimum – free sh!t army fairly small
Communists were mocked and shamed.
Korean War, 1950-1953: American and Allied United Nations troops fought against the Communist Chinese People’s Liberation Army and their proxies, the North Koreans. Total UN military dead and missing: 178,405 dead and 32,925 missing; Total wounded: 566,434
Vietnam War, 1955-1975*: American and Allied nations fought against the Communist Chinese PLA and their proxies, the North Vietnamese. Total Allied military dead: 333,620–392,364; Total wounded: ≈1,340,000+
Q: What was it all for?
A: It was all so that America’s Treasonous Bipartisan Ruling Elites could enrich themselves by deindustrializing America, something that neither Hitler, Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev nor Mao ever accomplished. Wall Street and US CONporations, allied with the Chinese Communist Party, used hundreds of billions in US pension funds to build factories in the People’s Republic of China. They enriched the CCP tyrants while sending them tens of millions of American manufacturing jobs.
*On October 22, 1957: U.S. forces in Vietnam suffered their first hostile casualties.
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I dunno. Very different world from 1968…back then you had the stockbrokers and specialists controlling the market, now it is a few super billionaires, coupled with an avalanche of day traders. Long term today is 1 week. And look at the Dow, barely around 1,000, stayed there for 14 years, 1966 to 1982. I don’t see how we can compare the two eras at all. And yes, the US was a manufacturing powerhouse, with very little unemployment. Now, half the country can live off the gov welfare, but that does not count in the statistics. Biden sure ain’t Nixon, either
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There aint nuthin like this era – markets have completely shifted since china was added to WTO and corporations have gutted /exported labor to cheaper markets.
Nice attempt and good info, but the set up this time is faaaar different.
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The only thing that will save this economy is legislation (fat chance), a crisis (likely), or a collapse in the dollar (ding ding ding).
Americans are up to their eyeballs in debt, the rich are far richer than the guilded age in the 20&30’s, and theres a new sheriff in town (china) who really wants to be top dog.
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In 69-71 USA didnt have even close to the DEBT/GDP as we do now, nor did corporations have record amounts of debt on their books.
The only semblance of similarity to then and now is the interest rate manipulation scheme.
And how it plays out is likely gonna be a muuuuch different play (great depression 2.0).
Mr.Copper @ 19:03
Yeah that was a great hit for New Found. Looks like it will be a large high grade mine eventually.
Now if the rest of my choices could do as well …
@ipso facto re 16:05 New Found Intercepts 146.2 g/t Au = 4.69 troy Ounces per ton
That news seems very crazy and hard to believe. Many years ago I read that 1 ounce or 31 grams per ton was a big deal.
Parts: “The World Gold Council defines a high-quality underground mine as having a gold ore density between 8 and 10 g/t, while a low-quality underground mine has a gold ore density of 1 to 4 g/t.
“For underground mining, the World Gold Council defines between 8 and 10 grams per tonne as ‘high-quality’, and 1 to 4 grams per tonne as ‘low-quality’. There is no exact definition of what is considered as high or low grade. The list below is therefore a rough guide to what may be expected. ”
https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/index/gold/gold-grade/
“The US Fire Creek underground mine in Battle Mountain, Nevada, has consistently produced high grade ore. In 2015, ore from the mine had an impressive density of 44.1 grams per tonne, putting it very high on the scale, and potentially the highest grade of gold currently being mined.