30 seconds into the open and continues.
No attack in the QQQ’s or DOW, dollar not spiking
Just the pm’s and shares. It never ends.
30 seconds into the open and continues.
No attack in the QQQ’s or DOW, dollar not spiking
Just the pm’s and shares. It never ends.
Why did the youth vote for AfD? Famed German mayor says the youth are dealing with mass migration ‘on the street, on the bus, at the train station, in the schoolyard’
I had a hard time coping this off a email link.
At first glance, the intentions behind the pandemic treaty might appear commendable. Upon closer inspection, a variety of concerns emerge:
Centralized Control: Potential for WHO to dominate global pandemic responses, limiting national autonomy.
Legality and Process: Concerns about the legitimacy of the treaty’s adoption process, including lack of consensus.
Overreach in Scope: The treaty could extend WHO’s authority beyond health emergencies to broader public and non-health issues.
Implications for Sovereignty: The treaty may impose obligations that conflict with national laws and interests.
Transparency and Accountability: Lack of clarity and oversight in the WHO’s decision-making under the treaty.
Impact on Developing Nations: Questions about equitable support for developing countries and potential burdens.
Dr. Meryl Nass vs. WHO Pandemic Overreach
With 35 years of experience in biological warfare and pandemics, Dr. Nass is uniquely qualified to scrutinize the WHO’s actions. In the webinar, she highlights the controversial process of amending the International Health Regulations (IHR) initiated by the U.S. in 2022. These amendments aimed to centralize pandemic control under the WHO, citing poor COVID-19 management and inequitable resource distribution.
More than 300 amendments were proposed, leading to significant changes in the WHO’s authority, including emergency declarations, pandemic mandates, and social media monitoring. The amendments also allowed for the global rollout of untested vaccines and restricted access to certain drugs.
Alarmed by these changes, Dr. Nass collaborated with groups like Children’s Health Defense and founded Door to Freedom to oppose the amendments. Through global outreach and advocacy, she raised awareness about the potential dangers. Most recently, she joined us to discuss the question of WHO jurisdiction over U.S. states.
In May 2024, a watered-down version of the amendments was passed, removing many controversial provisions. Dr. Nass sees that as a victory:
“So as far as I’m concerned, that was as big a win as we could have possibly obtained given what was at stake… I’ve been absolutely thrilled, and I feel like our organization is going to move on now and deal with the bigger issues of why these globalists are trying to centralize control and take over so much.”
Is the Proposed Pandemic Agreement Finished? Dr. Lindley Cautions: Not Yet
Dr. Kat Lindley, founder of Global Health Project, warns that we aren’t out of the woods yet:
…with the elections, things will change and who knows what’s going to happen, but potentially, our government again, can weaponize these WHO recommendations, so we’ll be exactly where we were before.
Though Dr. Lindley agreed the victory against WHO’s attempted power grab is huge, there is much more work to be done. On X, she highlights the need to scrutinize the Amendments to the IHR specifically:
“We have 10 months to reject these amendments, and I truly feel that this is our next job. All eyes on the World Health Organization. Let’s continue monitoring the process of the pandemic treaty. Last week, for those who follow Merrill on Twitter (or X), you know she was really happy with everything that has happened. I remain cautious because I feel the WHO is not done with us, so we need to be prepared.”
What’s Next For the WHO?
The question remains: will the WHO take the hint and make dramatic changes to their proposed treaty? Or will they continue the pattern of slippery amendments? Whatever the path, you can be sure FLCCC Alliance, along with our dedicated Fellows and partners, will be on the case.
Just in time to give cover for a dovish Fed. Good news is good news.
So, as I thought everything is rallying with gusto, even pm’s.
Bear trap in pm’s, bull trap in the dollar. Dollar smashed, 10 yr. down a whopping 16 bips in the last two days – almost as good as a .25 cut. Once again, the big players were tipped off, and it was evident in bonds yesterday.
We still have to get through the Fed announcement, and we are always prone to being sold off at the open, but silver is up $.90 and gold $22, shares responding the way they should.
Hopefully this is the beginning, and we never look back, but somehow we always do. Fingers crossed.
Rackla Metals completes final tranche of Private Placement Financing, raising a total of $4.65 million
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/rackla-metals-completes-final-tranche-of-private-placement
Gladiator Announces Upsize to C$12 Million
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/gladiator-announces-upsize-to-c12-million
Juggernaut Announces Closing of Charity Flow-Through Financing for $3,800,000
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/juggernaut-announces-closing-of-charity-flow-through
Orezone Intersects 113.74 g/t Gold Over 8.00m in Ongoing Exploration and Provides Project Update
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/orezone-intersects-11374-gt-gold-over-800m-in-ongoing
Grande Portage Resources Increases Ounces and Grade in an Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for the Herbert Gold Deposit in SE Alaska.—1,438,500 Indicated (9.47gpt) and 515,700 Inferred (8.85gpt) Gold Ounces
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/grande-portage-resources-increases-ounces-and-grade
Capitan Silver Amends Acquisition Agreements & Grants Options
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/capitan-silver-amends-acquisition-agreements-grants
Freegold Announces Positive Metallurgical Results from Golden Summit
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/freegold-announces-positive-metallurgical-results-from
Amex Exploration Announces New Gold Discovery Named the JT Zone
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/amex-exploration-announces-new-gold-discovery-named
Signature Resources Closes Upsized Equity Financing
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/signature-resources-closes-upsized-equity-financing
Goldshore Outlines Strategic Plan
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/goldshore-outlines-strategic-plan
VIZSLA SILVER DRILLS MULTIPLE HIGH-GRADE INTERCEPTS, INCLUDING 1,017 G/T SILVER & 8.19 G/T GOLD OVER 13 METRES TRUE WIDTH AT COPALA
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/vizsla-silver-drills-multiple-high-grade-intercepts
Evergold Closes $1,072,000 Private Placement to Support Follow-up Drilling at Emerging DEM1 Gold-Silver++ Discovery, BC
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/evergold-closes-1072000-private-placement-to-support
Kodiak Begins 2024 Exploration Program at its MPD Copper Gold Porphyry Project
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/kodiak-begins-2024-exploration-program-at-its-mpd-copper
INTEGRA ANNOUNCES OPTION AGREEMENT WITH GREENLIGHT METALS FOR CERRO COLORADO COPPER PORPHYRY TARGET IN ARIZONA
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/integra-announces-option-agreement-with-greenlight
Athena Gold Corporation Signs Agreement to Acquire Historic Blue Dick Mine and Significantly Expands Its Flagship Excelsior Springs Gold Project in Nevada
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/athena-gold-corporation-signs-agreement-to-acquire
Solstice Commences Gold in Till Sampling Program at its Atikokan Project, Northwest Ontario
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/solstice-commences-gold-in-till-sampling-program-at
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc: Cancellation of the block admission in respect of ATM Sales Agreement
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/caledonia-mining-corporation-plc-cancellation-of-the
Lode Gold Further Improves Balance Sheet, Pays Back All Working Capital Loans
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/lode-gold-further-improves-balance-sheet-pays-back
Gold Reserve Announces Submission of Credit Bid for CITGO Petroleum Corp. Parent Company, PDV Holdings, Inc.
https://ceo.ca/@businesswire/gold-reserve-announces-submission-of-credit-bid-for
Dundee Precious Metals Files Technical Report on the Čoka Rakita Gold Project
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/dundee-precious-metals-files-technical-report-on-the-0d18a
Sitka Gold to Issue Property Payment
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/sitka-gold-to-issue-property-payment
Westhaven Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/westhaven-announces-non-brokered-private-placement
Golden Rapture Mining Reports High-Grade Gold Results and Extends Combined Mine Area Strike Length by 250 Meters
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/golden-rapture-mining-reports-high-grade-gold-results
Prismo Metals Announces Private Placement, Debt Settlement and Exploration Update
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/prismo-metals-announces-private-placement-debt-settlement
Up betting and summer demands and lower reserves.
Took me a couple of minutes to identify the cargo as fuselages, never saw one shipped like that before.
I don’t see much difference in the economy other in Calif more business shutting down due to crime and 20 dollar hr fast food workers that many didn’t even want it because they knew it would mean they wouldn’t have a job and they’d rather make 16 hr and have a job.
But your right, who says they’ll be honest. You might be right about the shorting till the end of the day.
I’m glad you kept your sense of humor.
So, obviously we have a Fed meeting today, but we also have some eco data that will likely move markets.
CPI comes out before the SM opens. Could be hot, could be flat, probably will be whatever they need it to be. So, does the Fed need some cover for moving to a dovish stance, does the Biden-Obama gang need a print that shows things are getting better? I guess we find out soon enough.
Metals flat, shares flat, dollar flat, bonds flat, SM flat. Oil is moving toward $80 again, up another $.90 to $78.80. Bitcoin up .70% No one making any big bets at this early hour.
I’m sticking with my call of a cut, or at least a big dovish statement. Everything should fly and the dollar drop after they do their thing. CPI will probably set the tone though.
Since I’m almost always wrong, the right bet is probably to short the crap out of everything, but especially pm’s. 🙂
What if they don’t plan on cutting rates at all this year. Maybe listen carefully next Fed meeting. If they cut they have a rising stock market but more economic hardships. If they raise it they have a unhappy stock market and more economic hardships.
To take the spot light away from the political warfare they’re pulling on Trump hoping people don’t know they’re comparing apples to oranges. Next it will be, see Hunter can go to jail for real felony in some suite so why can’t Trump for fake ones they made up and try to draw fake sympathy.
PMs still could be all over the place day by day and that’s without knowing what foreign investors are doing. Seems to me the point of interest will be if the range and direction is moving up in the highs and lows or down. I just hope this July rumor the Fed is going to lower rates isn’t going to mess things up for people if it doesn’t materialize.
I agree about Schwab, why are they trying to monopolize and bite off more than they can chew and also want to charge OTC type trades and the process of buying and selling is slower. Awhile back a stock breached support so I went to sell and then got this page telling me my sell price was lower that the ask.. like about a penny or so because it was dropping. What the heck, then had to read and acknowledge I knew that. Then because it was dropping and after wasting my time it dropped lower than that so I had to cancel that order wasting more time and make a new one when trades were moving fast. . Luckily it was dropping by cents not dollars.
I’m thinking about diversifying in brokers.
Also I got a email on a ongoing agreement I didn’t know anything about certain stocks like the OTC type by a certain date or couldn’t trade them I didn’t know you had to agree to or why other than they may charge but didn’t mention that charge where Ameritrade didn’t.
Yes, we’ll see what they do tomorrow. They’re expected to stand firm, maybe they’ll change their stance and get dovish. Just a thought.
Boil, I bought a little last year, and the suddenly did a reverse split. Luckily it was moving up and luckily I was able to sell it for a little more that I bought it for cuz it kept heading down like I figured it would after that price change. Watch the seasonal patterns but I guess that depends if your accumulating or not and believe it’s too cheap. Too cheap is food. Why is something affordable, especially for those living in the north too cheap. Maybe it’s just some guy sitting behind a computer somewhere on a island in the Caribbean who doesn’t have to worry about their gas bill.
Maybe about 7 or so yrs back I had a traveling nurse friend from Wisconsin here her youngest son married and they had a baby. He rented a probably half ass insulated barn. Great he’s in the country, probably had great plans but not to far from city until winter hit. He calls his mom for help. The gas bills were more that he could keep up with. Meanwhile the mom took early retirement and limiting her hours or would have to pay it back and trying to save as much as she could while she could but now had to worry about her infant grandson freezing to death.
With utilities like oil predicted to go up in the future to some ridiculous amount people better prepare now. When the time comes having cash on hand to buy the stocks might help take the bite off the bills maybe.
But if they did a reverse split before, will they do it again. Check the stock through Edgar what ever regularly for that.
After the hopeless hapless Fed chief blabs his blab. AU AG etc will probably go up after that. Yes bear trap. The shorters think prices are going lower, start shorting (or selling other peoples stocks) driving them lower, they make some unrealized profit, but soon after the longs lap up the lower prices, and butt slam the shorters.
The 10 yr. is down 6 ticks and falling now @ 4.40%.
The dollar has been slowly fading all day, but still up a little.
Mr. Copper talked about bear traps. Just wondering out loud if this isn’t a bear (oops bull) trap in the dollar. It was on the verge of breaking down until Friday’s shenanigans with the jobs report.
If so, it may also be a bear trap in the metals and the shares as Copper mentioned.
I still think the Fed surprises and follows the Euro zone with a cut. Maybe just wishful thinking on my part, but stranger things have happened, and the Fed does not like to take blame for crashing the economy. Never know.
Who on earth wants US Treasuries?
I think he said: “mablegleenysquork” best I can tell! ![]()
I Started buying the dip on 6/3, got more on 6/7 and got more on 6/10. Using BOIL its very scary, volatile I almost cashed out a few times.
BOIL etf https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=BOIL&p=d
Nat Gas https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=NG&p=m
Nat Gas has been too cheap for too long.
I never listen to that guy.
Could you translate it for me, please.
😉
Hunter Biden Convicted On Felony Gun Charges
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/hunter-biden-jury-has-reached-verdict
Too bad TD Ameritrade bought Scottrade and Schwab bought TD Ameritrade. Schwab sucks. Especially their app.
Probably a good thing that I don’t have to see the shares getting beaten down again.
Noticed platinum and palladium have been knocked around lately, down another 2% or so each. Not sure why that would be, demand falling?
Alice Weidel AfD leader: “Those who work are stupid because they break their backs not for themselves but for others. Over 60% of those on benefits in Germany do not have a German passport. This is why immigrants (fake asylum seekers) arrive!” This is case throughout Europe. Stop this madness now!