I doubt a person here has any problem with your debate. It just becomes a little tired when you belittle someone the calibre of PMF. A healthy debate is fine with me…..and I’m sure with GR also…..But it would be nice if you would refrain from calling someone stupid because they disagree. I’ve tried to keep up with GR for 5 or 6 years now…… but he’s usually several steps ahead of me. But…..that’s not saying a helluva lot! ha!
All the best.———aggie.
Talks about someone who wanted to buy 10 tone of gold from him http://silverstockreport.com/2010/10tonnegoldscam.html
this trip was truly uneventful. irish has corrupted the system with pop tarts.
rno
It is most certainly great to see ya back my friend! This place is just not the same without you. That too can be said about others here. Just a fabulous site! Audept…..I noticed you made your presence known too…..Ya outa be proud my friend.
All the best.——–aggie.
Tks for the comments addressed to me this a.m. Like nearly all here….I have a healthy disrespect of the current leadership in this country….I have had a little discourse with Dead_Eye about the need to have a majority of “Constitutional Statesmen” return to power. We are in sore need of people who realize the politician’s job is to represent what is good for many over what is good for self. I still hold out a little hope that enough people still exist.
Similar comments could be made about the news media. There is a sickening amount of reporting slanted toward false news that is favorable to a few that want total control…..at the expense of the gullable masses. I’m not sure how sincere guys like Glenn Beck really are……but I damn sure agree with a lot they say. He seems a vast improvement over the shit that is doled out at CNN and CNBC.
All the best.——-aggie.
Behavioral Finance Report
*Gold was taken down as much as $7 in Access Market trading after yesterday’s Comex close. Gold’s surge of late has put a wrench in the Orwellians’ behavioral finance program. The Gold Cartel must have been nervous ahead of the key US jobs report tomorrow and wanted to tone down the gold barometer. Gold’s rise was the fly in their ointment.
Gold made a furious rally going into the Comex opening, but was clobbered again. Just how intent is The Gold Cartel on defusing gold’s psychological effects on US financial markets, and participants in those markets? The answer comes in yesterday’s 14,260 contract surge in gold open interest. Who else would have sold that much gold into the breakout? All of a sudden the gold OI has risen to 497,046.
It’s Shoot the Messenger time again, what with concern over the US jobs situation far and away the key issue with incumbent politicians in this country. You have to wonder just how bad the real jobs situation is in America. The cabal’s PLAN C maneuver late yesterday was blatant, as was their follow-through today. They couldn’t even wait for Friday as there was too much momentum building on the long side of the gold market.
*You scratch my back and I will scratch yours. GATA has long cited Goldman “Hannibal Lecter” Sachs and JP Morgan/Chase as playing the key roles in the gold price suppression scheme over the last 11 years (with HSBC replacing GS of late, as Goldman seems to have taken over the pivotal role of propping up the stock market for the PPT). JP Morgan Chase is the Fed’s bank and Goldman is the Treasury’s bank. As a result, they are accorded all sorts of accommodations, trading insights, insider knowledge of coming Administration policy decisions, etc. Too big to fail indeed…
….up 5 cents…!
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….gonna be up all nite ….good for the insomniac bugs
http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig/margolis12.html Tin foil hat stuff
Sometimes, an uncomfortable look in the mirror takes priority. Life happens.
Just check out the similarity in writing styles tonight, although maybe it’s a result of his oral surgery:
“Not one word we hear is truthful. Finance has been totally degraded, and the sheeple so far don’t really care.
The problem with this is that when the reckoning arrives, which it will, it will come like the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Truly MOPE is a set up for the end of financial days.” jsmineset.com
snip:
“If you look at the history of the EU, it progresses through crisis,” says Steven Hill, author of Europe’s Promise: Why the European Way is the Best Hope in an Insecure World. “Greece’s deficit is 12.7 per cent, while America’s and Japan’s are 10.5 per cent. All governments have big deficits now because consumer spending has fallen through the floor.”
And, he adds, there are much worse crises to worry about.
“Greece is only 2 per cent of the EU economy, but California is 14 per cent of the U.S. economy, supposedly too big to fail. But when California came to the federal government and asked for a bailout the answer was no, and it had to issue IOUs to pay its bills. So all the `sky is falling’ reports about Greece are ignoring the bigger context. Greece and Europe will get through this – but they will have to take the budget deficits more seriously. There will be layoffs, and pain. After a major economic earthquake you have aftershocks.”
www.thestar.com/business/article/774672–greek-debt-crisis-tests-eu-solidarity
You debil! 
Hey I tell ya…. its spring here in the NW. Daffodils are blooming, fruit trees are blossoming and the lawn is calling. Hurray!
VANCOUVER, March 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Silver Wheaton Corp. (”Silver Wheaton” or the “Company”) (TSX,
you must be very proud!
ps;
My box is soggy and dissheveled, when it dries out I will burn the carcass, dig a whole and bury the sob.
I think lots of us owe Jim a big Thank you. I still wander over there to see how he’s doing from time to time.
RE: gold crown. Just got one a month or so ago. $1025 here in Olympia. What fun!
PS Nice charts……. at 675 HUI I’ll be able to move out of this box behind Quickie Mart!
the years, I have come to appreciate their form of humor, as in this Aussie headline writer who suggests “Gold slips on Greece….”
Humor aside, I would certainly not be a buyer of any physical gold or any PM-related shares/warrants now, because I think bargain prices, compared to today’s prices, are yet to arrive. When the bargain prices do arrive it will be an opportunity for us buyers of PM-related things. In my opinion, if we want to buy PM-related things at bargain prices it is better to wait until the trashing of the Euro seems to be a thing of the past. I wont necessarily be sorry when and if the financial world, including Soros, come to the conclusion that the Euro was an international test that did not work out. In the meantime, as we await the results of that test, the US dollar as the reserve currency will reign supreme. As long as the US dollar continues to ride high, the price of gold and silver, in my opinion have no real opportunity to move upwards significantly. I am not selling any of our physical or share/warrant positions in our PM-related holdings, but I think it is premature to be buying any more just now.
Cheers. Equiz.
VANCOUVER, March 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - New Gold Inc. (”New Gold”) (TSX and
The judge is a Bush family relative..I expected no less.. We always seem to come back to or rationalize it as a conspiracy and I suppose it’s possible but how will you or I ever know the real truth .. Judge Owen was at some point removed from the case anyways..
Armstrong claims that he did not authorize the trades that went belly up and that he was made a scapegoat in this via collusion between the US government and Republic securities.. And this is where I got a bit of a problem with the I knew nothing about the bad trades defence..
Also, unless his proprietary trading method was kept soley in his head which I doubt because models would have to have been created then I still stand by my original premise that it would have been a hell of a lot simpler to just put a bullet thru his head . end of story..Why go thru the charade of concocting sabatoged trades?
Whether one believes he is a genius or a charlatan, it makes for a very fascinating story.
Glad to see you that are on the rebound! Going to need your advice on the room (Authors and Editors) were these posts that are tagged “Articles” wind up.
Not being all business,,,,,, I hope foremost that you are doing well my friend,
auDept
Thursday, March 4th, 2010
With the Mother of All Bear Rallies about to enter its second year and the banking business going like gangbusters, one could lose sight of the fact that quite a few American cities, counties and states are facing the most dire economic circumstances since the Great Depression. San Francisco became the latest casualty of hard times when it put more than 15,000 of its 26,000 workers on notice that they will be laid off at the end of this week. Most supposedly will have the option of being rehired to work shortened hours, but they will not be returning to the same jobs. For one, employees with many years on the job will lose their seniority and many supervisory positions will be eliminated. And for two, the city will no longer be bound by certain past agreements with the unions. By cutting workers back to 37.5 hours and reducing their paychecks by 6.25 percent, Mayor Gavin Newsom hopes to save $100 million. However, the total budget shortfall for the 2010-11 fiscal year is $522 million, so the city will need to come up with additional, presumably drastic, ways to close the $422 million gap that will remain.
Mind you, this is not some depressed town with a down-and-out manufacturing base and no economic options. In fact, the tourist economy has remained relatively robust, and redevelopment has turned the once-dingy South of Market area and warehouse district into thriving incubators for new businesses. But like so many other large cities, San Francisco has been expanding its payroll at several times the rate of the private sector in recent years, resulting, for one, in more supervisors making six-figure salaries than any of the rank-and-file workers and taxpayers can comprehend, much less pay for.
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