Loading ...Silver blows thru $30?
My head asks, will they reverse us or does this stick?
Dollar up too.
Copper type move for silver?
This is unexpected
Maddog
I would like to see these foreign central banks and large buyers of paper gold bankers are selling to them call for delivery.
AbraSilver Announces Effective Date of Share Consolidation
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/abrasilver-announces-effective-date-of-share-consolidation
Golconda Gold Ltd. Announces Commencement of Mining at Princeton Top
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/golconda-gold-ltd-announces-commencement-of-mining
Goldsource Announces Filing of Management Information Circular for Special Meeting of Securityholders to Approve the Arrangement with Mako Mining Corp.
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/goldsource-announces-filing-of-management-information
SSR Mining Provides Update on Proxy Statement
https://ceo.ca/@businesswire/ssr-mining-provides-update-on-proxy-statement
Condor Gold Announces Its Audited Results for the Year Ended 31 December 2023 and Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/condor-gold-announces-its-audited-results-for-the-year-aec62
SILVER VIPER CLOSES LIFE OFFERING
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/silver-viper-closes-life-offering
McFarlane Lake Announces up to C$1 Million Private Placement
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/mcfarlane-lake-announces-up-to-c1-million-private
Minera IRL Provides Bi-Weekly Default Status Report
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/minera-irl-provides-bi-weekly-default-status-report-e6f84
Sokoman Minerals Commences 2024 Exploration Program at the Fleur de Lys Gold Project, Northwestern Newfoundland
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/sokoman-minerals-commences-2024-exploration-program
McEwen Copper Announces Completion of the Feasibility Drilling Program
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/mcewen-copper-announces-completion-of-the-feasibility
Northstar Gold Corp Completes Key Surveys and Signs Letter of Intent for Boston Creek Mines Property
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/northstar-gold-corp-completes-key-surveys-and-signs
Kobo Resources Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement of up to $4.5 Million and Secures Lead Order; Initiates Concurrent Brokered Private Placement of up to $2.5 Million
Bayhorse Silver Operations Update At Its Bayhorse, Pegasus Project, Idaho.
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/bayhorse-silver-operations-update-at-its-bayhorse
Opus One Gold Corp Makes its Final Payment to Acquire a 100% Interest in the Noyell Gold Property Located South of Eeyou Itschee James Bay Area
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/opus-one-gold-corp-makes-its-final-payment-to-acquire
Novo Resources Announces Change of Auditor
https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/novo-resources-announces-change-of-auditor
Golden Horse Terminates Bullfinch Gold Project Sales Agreement
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/golden-horse-terminates-bullfinch-gold-project-sales
DXY miraculously bounces off 200 day av and now attacks 50 day av
Now we can see what the scum are tracking on the Dollar…..there is also a v good uptrend line below the 200 Av at 104…..which was the low the other day.
World Bank Report Highlights Advantage of Central Bank Gold Revaluation Accounts
That is always assuming Fort Knox has what it says on the door !!!!!!
Gold Alive Midnight Pacific Time
Mike Pento on economy 9 days ago. We can’t have a healthy economy in the direction they’re taking it now.
As they used to say, that’s all brother
Why do they act like a third world country? I just got a message from a group I’ve donated to for Christians and Jews but never seen the money going to the Christians so no mass especially after this. Only a separate establishment group a little at a time a month for children and adolescents.
They are texting people asking for donations for food boxes for Israel , not starving Palestinian families and their children. I think we have a few of there backwards people in Congress too.
Mr Cooper
I remembered something after I wrote that. Back in the 1980 s I was talking to a person who worked in the doctors office of one of the doctors I worked with. With his office alone not counting in hospital work thank goodness for him after overhead and regs he was making less than I was as a nurse. I couldn’t believe it and in that depressed area I left the pay was barely enough to get by. Corporates for profits aided by things like Obama care have forced a lot of doctors into retirement without the benefit of the ideal amount of money they needed for it because the government, regs and taxes then the morons inflation chipped away at it. All down by the good for nothing’s. Now this corporate for profit for themselves pushing them into employees positions in corporate offices instead of independent and are slave drivers towards them burning them out with dollar signs in their eyes of quantity vs quality and doctor appts get farther and farther out.
Mr Copper
Your raising wages based on inflation from a corrupt government. Imo that’s just being subordinate to idiots. For one aside from a natural disaster and inflation not a made up have you ever had a small business or talked to a honest one? I don’t think these people who scammed their way in politics have or can’t even manage a check book. Just let the economy fix it. Do you have someone now your lawn? Do you pay him what you think minimum wage should be or what you could afford but no less than minimum wage.
Mr. Copper
As you post 3% regular rate from 45-65. Remember that is “taxable income” things like property taxes, loan interest – including credit card – up until the 90’s, were deductible. Most people paid 3% – certainly the type of people you talk about.
The socialist countries like Europe pay ridiculous amounts of taxes, and on top of that pay a VAT taxes, I don’t know how good their healthcare is, probably varies. They do support their corporations as you say, Airbus comes to mind.
I agree with you about making our own stuff, why Trump put large tariff’s in place, but also farming, enough with these corporate farms that buy land and produce nothing. The big tech companies are essentially favored cronies of the Gov’t. as do multi-nationals. We need small businesses and competition. Tariff’s help with that. Oil of course, but the real killer is regulation and the gov’t. entities that do the regulating. They are worthless cogs in the wheel. Gov’t. is worthless and bloated and corrupt.
Gov’t. has no competition and everything they touch goes to crap. We need competition, fair competition.
Buygold @ 12:56 re I said yesterday that we should pay more taxes, that puzzled. you
No I do NOT think we should pay more taxes, most of us can’t even afford to pay taxes. What we need is an expanding US economy. What I was implying is that our entire country and all its domestic businesses needs ZERO competition from foreign socialist nations, which support their domestic businesses,
re citizens get free medical, free college, unlimited sick days, questionable currency values etc. Our citizens get none of that. If we were avoiding the exporting of our production jobs, we would be back to the 50s and 60s prosperity. I don’t know where you found 3% income taxes back then. I remember hearing about very high taxes that were very affordable with higher profits/wages etc.
I found this:
What was the income tax in the 1950s?
According to records compiled by the Tax Foundation, a single person making $16,000 in 1955 — that’s $150,000 in today’s dollars — had a marginal tax rate of 50%; compensation of $50,000 ($470,000 today) moved you into the 75% tax bracket; and an income of $200,000 ($1.9 million today) put you in the 91% tax bracket.
Year Regular and Top Tax Rate
| 1945–1963 | 3% | 91% |
| 1964 | 3% | 77% |
| 1965–1981 | 70% | 70% |
| 1982–1986 | 50% | 50% |
I also think all combat veterans should be totally tax exempt for life.
@Buygold you are 100% right about how you described these days. re your “endless wars, fat military industrial contracts, corrupt, mismanaged projects that line the pockets of Gov’t. cronies have broken us. 90% of the gov’t jobs need to be eradicated, ridiculous regulation eliminated, and the innovation of private individuals let loose. That’s the country we had in that era, that’s why things were affordable.”
They are all symptoms of our leaders that gave away the store and joined the global commune.
Good strength
The HUI would be up more except they are beating down GFI for no reason I can see. That’s a funny stock, the brokerages love it, but they had some production problems last quarter. It seems to have a mind of it’s own, I often see it up or down 3-4% in the premarket for no apparent reason.
WPM and AEM have been solid performers from the get go. Then you have NEM, GOLD, GFI and they are like an anchor and always seem to underperform.
Mr. Copper
When you said yesterday that we should pay more taxes, that puzzled me.
In the era that you often talk about, the entire reason women were able to stay home with their children and men were able to own a home and do those things is because federal taxes were 3%. There was no problem taking care of roads or infrastructure. Obviously, the purchasing power of the dollar is a main issue, but an expanding government and high taxes are a drag on the economy and innovation.
IMHO, the government is THE problem. The country didn’t run deficits in those days after WWII, lifeguards and firefighters didn’t have $300K a year pensions and the best benefits available. My sister-in-law was a 1st grade teacher, she pulls down a $90K pension now.
This in addition to endless wars, fat military industrial contracts, corrupt, mismanaged projects that line the pockets of Gov’t. cronies have broken us. 90% of the gov’t jobs need to be eradicated, ridiculous regulation eliminated, and the innovation of private individuals let loose. That’s the country we had in that era, that’s why things were affordable.
Unfortunately, this was a one-time beautiful country with a wonderful Constitution and freedom. It will never be seen again on this planet. These kids have no idea what they’re missing, we were so very lucky to have lived in those times. The elites have destroyed everything in this country for selfish, corrupt gain.
@ipso facto
Right most young couples rented something first. To match my era the minimum wage today should be $40/hr. The $72/hr today would match further back, when my grandfather had 8 kids.
deer79
Thanks. The tweet explains what it is if you look at the replies.
Pretty darn important to test your ore before you build the mine!
Mr. Copper
I think only a very few would be buying houses with a minimum wage income.
To think that minimum wage should be raised to $72! I think we’ll just have to disagree.
ipso
I found this on science direct.com.
Hope it helps:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0167452805150388
ipso facto @ 15:43 re Minimum Wage Buying Power
When my father came home from WW II, in 1945 he immediately bought a house in Amityville for $5,000. His wife and two kids lived with her parents. I think he was making .40 cents an hour as a machinist. They rented out a bedroom upstairs to help out.
When I exited high school in 1962 the minimum wage was $1.40/hr. Soon after I got a union job in a defense plant making $2.40/hr, I paid my father $25 a week, a lot of money back then.
In 1963 I bought a new ’63 Pontiac Tempest the Cousin Vinny car. Three year loan. But by 1965 I was laid off and I got married making $1.75/hr. I was renting a cottage for $68/mo. Maybe things were harder on the west coast?
preg robbing ore
America's Gold and Silver failed to adequately test Relief Canyon "ore" for preg-robbing material prior to putting the mine into production.
What does this mean? https://t.co/ST4wsc67RZ
— Ben Kramer-Miller (@TheWealthMiner) May 16, 2024
Unbelievable
There even shooting at starving Palestinians trying to fish in the ocean and using our money and weapons to do it. https://youtube.com/shorts/e0NeUB2Bj_w?si=g5bVAO44MU_3_hlk