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wanka,

Posted by treefrog @ 23:11 on August 28, 2015  

looks like you get it sunday, i get it wednesdy

 

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at5+shtml/210014.shtml?5-daynl

A Healthy Trend

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:06 on August 28, 2015  

Silver-ETF-Build-vs-Coin-Bar-Investment

more http://srsroccoreport.com/must-see-chart-something-quite-interesting-happened-in-the-silver-market/must-see-chart-something-quite-interesting-happened-in-the-silver-market/

COTR fwiw … commercials adding to gold shorts

Posted by ipso facto @ 15:58 on August 28, 2015  

http://www.cftc.gov/dea/futures/deacmxlf.htm

Mr.Copper

Posted by ipso facto @ 12:53 on August 28, 2015  

Gee I wonder if “asset purchases” would benefit the 1%?

Ipso 10:30

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 12:17 on August 28, 2015  

re The Fed should use its asset-purchase tools.

Comment:
These buffoons would be better off just giving the money in weekly paychecks to people earning under $30,000 a year. They would spend it. Or give it to people with big credit card balances to pay down the debt.

Another option, my favorite, put $100 bills in with the circulars, rubber stamp them: “Not to be deposited, saved or invested, for spending only” and put an expiration date on them.
Production of goods is so efficient with robotics etc, TPTB will NEED all the under paid and high debt people.

There is talk lately that the gov’t will eventually have to just give people a minimum weekly salary.

A made a post many years ago about….What if one man had a machine that produced all our needs. WE could all retire.

Posted by Auandag @ 12:17 on August 28, 2015  

Jerry                                                             King                                                             Cartoonist's                                                             photo.

Linux Ubuntu new SPY terms just like the Video GAL said yesterday

Posted by Ororeef @ 11:42 on August 28, 2015  

They log your keystrokes,sell your info ,but so generously allow you to opt out if you bother to read the terms

This is the SAME policy that WINDOWS 10 implimented

YOU THOUGHT WINDOWS 10 WAS FREE ?  …… BEWARE OF GEEKS BEARING GIFTS   !

 

 

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WANKA @ 10:34

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 11:16 on August 28, 2015  

Roger that. He once e-mailed me way back that I had 5,000 followers/

Not a surprise

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:08 on August 28, 2015  

A boardroom coup at Mineral IRL

Executive Chairman Daryl Hodges voted out by an overwhelming majority of shareholders at the company’s AGM.

http://www.mineweb.com/news/gold/a-boardroom-coup-at-mineral-irl/

Posted by Auandag @ 10:52 on August 28, 2015  

Gold Surges On NIRP Hint

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:30 on August 28, 2015  

Gold Surges On NIRP Hint

Tyler Durden’s pictureSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 08/28/2015 09:45 -0400

The Fed’s ultimate dove has been unleashed and this time he means business. Faced with the inevitable rate hike, Kocherlakota has come out swinging to explain how cataclysmic inflation is and why The Fed should use its asset-purchase tools and lower interest rates further… i.e. to negative… Gold reacted instantly…

*KOCHERLAKOTA SAYS FED HAS ASSET-PURCHASE TOOLS
*KOCHERLAKOTA: THERE ARE WAYS TO LOWER INTEREST RATES FURTHER

more http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-28/gold-surges-nirp-hint

Joe Sixpack learned a lesson in 08

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:25 on August 28, 2015  

Fed Up Investors Yank Cash From Almost Everything Just Like 2008

Mom and pop are running for the hills.

Since July, American households — which account for almost all mutual fund investors — have pulled money both from mutual funds that invest in stocks and those that invest in bonds. It’s the first time since 2008 that both asset classes have recorded back-to-back monthly withdrawals, according to a report by Credit Suisse.

Credit Suisse estimates $6.5 billion left equity funds in July as $8.4 billion was pulled from bond funds, citing weekly data from the Investment Company Institute as of Aug. 19. Those outflows were followed up in the first three weeks of August, when investors withdrew $1.6 billion from stocks and $8.1 billion from bonds, said economist Dana Saporta.

“Anytime you see something that hasn’t happened since the last quarter of 2008, it’s worth noting,” Saporta said in a phone interview. “It may be that this is an interesting oddity but if we continue to see this it could reflect a more broad-based nervousness on the part of household investors.”

Withdrawals from equity funds are usually accompanied by an influx of money to bonds, and an exit from both at the same time suggests investors aren’t willing to take on risk in any form. While retail investor sentiment isn’t the best predictor of market moves, their reluctance could have significance, Saporta said.

“It might suggest households are getting nervous about holding investments, and that could lead to some real economic implications including cutting back on spending,” she said. “Should the market turn lower again, it will be interesting to see if we have the traditional move back into bonds or if households move to cash.”

After an 11 percent plunge in the Standard & Poor’s 500 in the past week, investors are searching for signs of strength in the U.S. economy in the face of slowing growth abroad. The S&P 500 gained 2.4 percent Thursday as data showed gross domestic product rose at a 3.7 percent annualized rate, exceeding all estimates of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.

While the flows out of mutual funds suggest retail investors — who held 89 percent of U.S. mutual fund assets last year, according to ICI — may not have faith in financial markets, recent economic data show the average American is spending more. Sales at U.S. retailers rose 0.6 percent in July and the prior two months were revised up, according to Commerce Department data on Aug. 13.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-28/fed-up-investors-yank-cash-from-almost-everything-just-like-2008

Good morning Oasis

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:05 on August 28, 2015  

Freeport-McMoRan Statement Regarding Carl Icahn Filing

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/freeport-mcmoran-statement-regarding-carl-204200057.html

First Majestic and SilverCrest Announce Receipt of Interim Order and Mailing of Meeting Materials

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/first-majestic-silvercrest-announce-receipt-204529708.html

Batero Gold Corp. Acquires Common Shares of CB Gold Inc. in the Open Market

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/batero-gold-corp-acquires-common-215032859.html

Treasury Metals Announces Updated Resource Estimate at Goliath Gold Project: “Measured” and “Indicated” Resources Totals 1,165,800 Gold and Gold Equivalent Silver Ounces (AuEq)

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/treasury-metals-announces-updated-estimate-140000765.html

Silver Train

Posted by Maya @ 9:30 on August 28, 2015  

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They have put us in a deep, cold hole,
but don’t worry. We will roll out of this.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=543537

 

@Wanka re V-Ster

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 8:59 on August 28, 2015  

Just stopped by yesterday, and saw your handle in a few places, I think of you down there occasionally, and just wanted to say hello my friend.

Re V-Ster? My son John said to me once, that V-Ster name is phony. He took it from the Deer Hunter movie. Robert De Niro’s part Michael Vronsky. He just added a I in front.
I. M. Vronsky.

Coffee Time

Posted by winedoc @ 6:39 on August 28, 2015  

Cool Story …..

Floor safe …… Nice !

They say most old safes found in homes are empty.

Someone was stacking cash ……  No coins though,  fifty grand in gold and silver would have been worth a lot more !  🙂

http://aplus.com/a/couple-finds-money-bourbon-in-old-safe

Winedoc

Moggie

Posted by goldielocks @ 1:04 on August 28, 2015  

Have you ever seen Henry ” on-ree” le chat.

He is a French version of Garfield but with more culture.

WANKA @ 19:48

Posted by Maya @ 0:48 on August 28, 2015  

Dang!   Now I gotta find a new place to park that flatcar load of gold bars!

:mrgreen:

Puptent

Posted by goldielocks @ 0:44 on August 28, 2015  

Kids aren’t exactly germ bags or carriers of disease but they have a immature immune system and being in close contact with the public including shopping malls, movies, whatever they can catch things easier so they’re most vulnerable  and if they get sick their immature immune system can’t fight it off as well and can pass it on easier basically where a adults immune system will immediately kick Im and not make it as volatile to pass. That’s how they developed a stronger immune system  though. Also kids just vaccinated can sometimes shed the virus to others for a time. That’s what some suspect happened at Disneyland. Also ironically only a small percent wernt vaccinated. I and some of my family were there around that time had no problems although I’m naturally immune. It also seems strange to me that since they started pushing all these flu vaccines kids are getting the flu every year where it used to be only once or twice at most during childhood. I don’t even remember any Flu epidemics where kids or my siblings out with it. Now it’s common and more frequent especially if they have siblings.

Ironically what I noticed in hospitals that people with COPD did well during epidemics.  People could be dropping like flys  around them and they were hanging in there most times untouched. I’m talking about the adults  not kids but it seemed to be a pattern. Upper respiratory issues though much care to try not to pass it or treated immediately if showing symptoms because it makes it 50 times worse if they get it, even a cold. Although vitamins appeared to help prevent something’s  along with their own immune system.

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