Silver Train
We’ve got some support! Let’s take this thing up the mountain! This is Montana Rail Link’s business train “Silver Cloud” crossing Skyline trestle.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=500125
Good morning Oasis
Crocodile Gold Produces 163,516 Ounces of Gold in First Nine Months of 2014 and Raises Annual Production Guidance to 220,000-225,000 Ounces of Gold
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/crocodile-gold-produces-163-516-230000517.html
Argonaut Gold Announces Q3 Production of 32,122 Gold Equivalent Ounces
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/argonaut-gold-announces-q3-production-113000408.html
SilverCrest Announces Record Q3 Production 385,251 Ounces Silver and 7,085 Ounces Gold
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/silvercrest-announces-record-q3-production-120000244.html
macroman3 @ 23:33
No matter how good he had it here he has now gone to a better place. Death is the door through which we all must travel to get to the other side……and once we get there we will all look back and say “why did I fear coming HERE??” But those left behind do not yet understand, and so they must grieve and sorrow and wait their turn to join their loved ones once again. His world is now everything he ever wanted. Love, peace, happiness. Silverngold
macroman3 @ 23:33
I’m sorry to hear that. My best to your family.
From Zero Hedge=Alberto Gallo of Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc tells investors “you’re entering a world of pain.”
To King, markets spent most of this year caught up in a fairy tale that policy makers were on top of things.
Markets have moved from fiction to pure fairy tale. As Bloomberg’s Simon Kennedy notes, in the last week we have seen Ed Yardeni cite “The Wizard of Oz”, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde went with both “Alice in Wonderland” and Harry Potter, and Stephen King – the HSBC chief economist, not the author – trolled the fantasy aisle. All with a similar message – that despite the current weakness in global stocks – there is more room to fall…
Via Bloomberg,
The reason is that just as global growth is weakening again, central bankers who sustained much of the expansion are running out of ammunition.
“Investors around the world are shocked, shocked that the monetary wizards may have run out of magic tricks to revive global economic growth,” said Yardeni, president and chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research Inc. in New York. “Even the wizards are admitting that their powers to do so are limited.”
To King, markets spent most of this year caught up in a fairy tale that policy makers were on top of things.
“Like most fairy tales it can’t be true in reality,” King told a conference in Washington last week. “There’s something wrong with it.”
And finally…
Spinning a real-world warning from the film “The Big Lebowski,” Alberto Gallo of Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc tells investors “you’re entering a world of pain.”
Macroman3
Condolences
Winedoc
LOL Mad Mike !
I do believe you have accurately captured my mood and ‘look’ this morning. Had somewhat of a breather yesterday, but looking at some 18-20 hour days in front of me until about Sunday. A man’s got to do what a man’s got to do these days. And try not to whine too much about it. (grin)
Will be ‘pushing’ hard for a few days, Sure would be nice if PM’s could get a leg up on these markets. Just don’t know anymore.
Just keep stacking em while we can. And checking those pantry supplies in case we get stuck in the farmhouse for a few months while this Ebola thing passes through. Best to you and Lady Bug, Farmboy
aurum @ 23:29 Long Corn & Beans
Would like to hear your thoughts. The ‘Funnymentals’ are calling for record breaking crops in both. Course with so many rejecting the USA’s GMO crops ….I dunno? Why long? Learn me something here. Thanks, Farmboy
macroman3 @ 23:33
Sorry to hear of your family’s loss.
Farmboy