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Your brother brought insight to the other side concerning Scotland but who says anyone has to rule them but them if they want. At least UK wants to maintain its soverignty and not wind up with the problems of Europe which are even worse because their in the Euro. It’s hurting their exports and a big contributor or unemployment.

Speaking of Soros, Mr Smart pants  who once cost UK on the pound got outsmarted this time. He lost 2 Billion betting on remain if true.

Clinton Campaign “In Problems” After Soros Loses $2 Billion In Anti-Brexit Gambling
http://endingthefed.com/clinton-campaign-in-problems-after-soros-loses-2-billion-in-anti-brexit-gambling.html

Actually never knew the Rob McEwen story so this was very informative as to his background and success at Goldcorp and now at MUX.   He is a innovative genius. MUX could double from here by years end. I hope anyway.

got blasted on Friday but still did not take out the outside day up reversal several days ago. Crude has formed a h&s top on the daily if the reversal is taken out before the right shoulder.

be very careful the next few weeks. The brexit may be a very large domino falling. The banks and hedge funds with huge currency positions may be in real trouble and try to double down on their losers. Nothing will break a trader faster than doubling a losing position.

i brought back a little raw gold from Belize last week. Maybe I can double down on a winner this time.

rno

Excellent is right.  Spot on.  So simple and straightforward coming from someone who knows, understands, and can speak in clear and simple terms.  Sadly, so many have lost sight of the basis of this country’s origins and its strengths.

It doesn’t make any sense at all right? There are a few ways it makes sense. The Gov’t or Fed MANUALLY jacked up the Dollar on the futures market. They could just make a phone call to Goldman Sachs to buy big dollar long positions.

A reason? To put a heavy weight, drag, or head wind on the naturally sky rocketing Gold price. If that dopey/dollar stayed flat or lower, we may have seen a $200 or much higher gold price.

Another possibly, foreign countries like their currencies cheaper to help their exporting. So TPTB may pushed dollar higher, to inverse all the other currencies LOWER, to give them some psychological help.

Then again? Maybe all the selling of equities caused the dollar to spike higher. When people sell shares the money goes to buying dollars.

Look at that dollar spike. Totally unnatural.
http://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=CURRENCIES&p=d1

So much for democracy, if you don’t win the first time try over and over until you get the result you want, back to the drawing board !!!

Full article :http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36629324

Good evening oasis !

EXCELLENT! A constitutional attorney nails it! Let’s talk about what’s going on in Malheur Oregon and take back the narrative. What does the Constitution say…

https://youtu.be/wb-rTtcHG6w

But while Soros is lukewarm on the UK, his forecast about Europe is far more dire.

“But the implications for Europe could be far worse. Tensions among member states have reached a breaking point, not only over refugees, but also as a result of exceptional strains between creditor and debtor countries within the eurozone. At the same time, weakened leaders in France and Germany are now squarely focused on domestic problems. In Italy, a 10% fall in the stock market following the Brexit vote clearly signals the country’s vulnerability to a full-blown banking crisis – which could well bring the populist Five Star Movement, which has just won the mayoralty in Rome, to power as early as next year.”

Which, incidentally, is what we warned earlier today when saying that “it appears that the trade now is not to sell Sterling, at least not anymore: one should have done that at 1.50 when everyone was wrong about the Brexit outcome based on manipulated polls as we explained ahead of the event. If anything, sterling will rebound following the positive boost to the UK economy following the devaluation. It’s the long EUR trade we would be far more concerned about here.”

One can be absolutely confident that Soros, who as revealed earlier this month is short the markets, is very, very short the Euro.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-25/george-soros-brexit-makes-eu-disintegration-irreversible

Rob talks mux 14 mins in……..on share leverage …..being shareholder friendly

http://www.frankcurzio.com/

he’s a scottish nationalist, despite not being a citizen there. he leans to the left, and, from where i sit, seems to operate more on what “should be” than on what is. he’s furious about the outcome of the brexit vote, wants scotland independent, and back in the e.u. (is that an oxymoron?)
of course, he thinks this will come about almost immediately, and with little effort. wishing will make it so. if it doesn’t, he’ll remain furious.
personally, i see brexit as positive, but i’ve always been libertarian, decentralist, and minarchist.
with the vote, power will move from the eurocenter (brussels) to london, subtracting one thick layer of bureaucracy.
i see this as a positive, as it is a step away from statism, centralism, globalism, and the neocons’ new world order – a slap at the banksters, soros, kissinger, greenspan, the rothschilds and the rockerfellers.
the scottish nationalsits hate it as they see it as a transfer of power toward london. they hate london.
the irish and anglo-irish hate it as they see it as a transfer of power toward london. they hate london.
queen bess and harry six pack on the street in england love it because they get their country back. excepting scotland, north ireland, and metro london, england (and wales) voted to leave by about 60/40.

it may be just the first domino, brexit – to be followed by grexit, departugal, italeave, fruckoff, czechout, oustria, finish, slovakout, latervia, gotohelgium. the swiss have already withdrawn their application to join.
we live in interesting times.

and bought a major position in it. As my new PF mainstay, I’d say that is pretty good.  Go Rob McEwen.  The future in PMs is looking pretty damn good again. It may take awhile but I think the old PF will grow mightily from here even if it is just a miniature pony( really a tiny one at that- drat ) compared to the Clydesdale horse it used to be.

Numbers are surely astronomical now. Question is what do the Banks do with that. I think  we get a pull back but it is not certain. Consider the YUAN may devalue on Sunday night or soon thereafter in response to rising US$.  Demand for PM physical now high because of the fear of more EXITS and the Euro being in trouble big time. Equities not exactly looking like the place to park money either. Who will win? The Banks always have till now. BUT they may be in for a epic moment of capitulation if they fold their cards and take their loses.  If I was a betting man, I would not vote against the Banks and their stratospheric level shorts. Just too much money to be lost and that could trigger derivative Armageddon IMO. So what do we root for? OK, so we give them their pull back to a degree and we kick the can further. You know all the CBs will be supporting the currencies to help out too. My advice is to keep stacking your favorite shiny metals!

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-24/central-banks-pledge-action-to-alleviate-strains-on-brexit-news

Something else to consider and I would enjoy as I have some waaaaaaaaaay oout of the money puts on S&P that could use a jump start.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-24/derivative-strategist-warns-150-billion-quant-selling-next-three-days

Note:
A similar story started here in the USA after the 1950s, AFTER we were allowed to see Elvis Presley gyrations below his waistline during performances. McCarthy because of the mass media, failed to rid the USA of communists in high places.

They even created the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), a committee (1938–75) of the U.S. House of Representatives, created to investigate disloyalty and subversive organizations. Its first chairman, Martin Dies, set the pattern for its anti-Communist investigations.

The New World Order thing, and the globalization thing that has been going on, (but now failing) is very similar to Hitler’s Germany

Parts of story:
“Ninety-eight percent of the population voted to annex Austria to Germany and have Hitler for our ruler. “We were overjoyed,” remembers Kitty, “and for three days we danced in the streets and had candlelight parades. The new government opened up big field kitchens and everyone was fed.”

“Hitler decided we should have equal rights for women. Before this, it was a custom that married Austrian women did not work outside the home. “Their loose lifestyle was very alarming to me. They lived without religion. By that time, unwed mothers were glorified for having a baby for Hitler.

“Before Hitler, we had very good medical care. Many American doctors trained at the University of Vienna..“After Hitler, health care was socialized, free for everyone. Doctors were salaried by the government. The problem was, since it was free, the people were going to the doctors for everything.”

Everyone was entitled to free handouts, such as food stamps, clothing, and housing. “We had another agency designed to monitor business. My brother-in-law owned a restaurant that had square tables.

“Government officials told him he had to replace them with round tables because people might bump themselves on the corners. He couldn’t meet all the demands. “Soon, he went out of business.

If the government owned the large businesses and not many small ones existed, it could be in control. “We had consumer protection, too. “Next came gun registration. People were getting injured by guns. Hitler said that the real way to catch criminals (we still had a few) was by matching serial numbers on guns.

Most citizens were law abiding and dutifully marched to the police station to register their firearms. Not long afterwards, the police said that it was best for everyone to turn in their guns. The authorities already knew who had them, so it was futile not to comply voluntarily.

She survived Hitler and wants to warn America

“Brexit” to be followed by Grexit. Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.

Wish I were that clever. A million hat tips to the twitter account Mikhail Golub.

…gotohellgium?

From their website. Is this only confusing to my limited intelligence or does their IR department have reading and writing problems?

“In early July 2015, Newmarket Gold completed a transformational merger with Newmarket Gold to form a new top 20 Canadian listed gold mining company with three 100% owned operating mines across Australia producing more than 200,000 ounces annually.”

https://www.newmarketgoldinc.com/about-us/overview

Congrats on your short term trades! Nice when a plan comes together.

“Cots” I just wonder how much those short bastards are losing? Only some of them are supported by the gov. There’s a lot of pain out there for them. He He MARGIN CALL MONDAY?

Personally I don’t think the rig has long to last.

Looked at Stock Charts, looks like they just started trading at the end of 2015? That’s why I asked if it was the result of some sort of merger?

One thing though, that chart is non-stop up in 2016 and still looks good and not overbought short term.

Doesn’t even have a 200 DMA

Yeah, I think you’re right. As I said, I bought UVXY and NUGT Thursday afternoon in my trading acct. on a gamble and sold them yesterday – just got lucky. Everything else is 100% pm’s and has been for years.

If Douche Bank goes down 2008 will look like a picnic, but this time pm’s won’t go down with the SM IMHO

COT Report – didn’t work out so well for the crooks this week.

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

Yo Buygold I’ve got an idea. Why not swap your shares of Newmarket for DB. DB is way oversold …

LOL just kidding of course!

I’ve got some Newmarket. I think they’re solid although they seem to have been lagging lately. This has been a recent purchase for me so I’m a little cloudy on their history. Sprott’s endorsement is a plus.

Cheers
ipso

PS If DB goes I wonder what they’re going to be dragging down with them? Everything?

“Keep stacking” Always good advice in this loony world. Looking forward to Monday!

Glad to hear it. This is not the time to be out of PM investments. This is OUR time!

Douche Bank looks really ugly, from $53 in 2014 to $14.72 yesterday. Yikes.

I guess if the boyz want to send that pig to the dustbin of history, they can use Brexit as the excuse.

Does anyone own New Market Gold? I know it’s a big Sprott favorite as he owns 16.2 million shares @ $2.80.

Was it formed as some sort of merger or something?

I just looked at my retirement account which I haven’t done much in the last several years as it’s been too painful. Somehow I own several thousand shares that I don’t even remember buying @ $.67 share and it’s ballooned to my second largest holding behind MUX, which I won’t sell because McEwen is so great – at least until $100. 🙂

I guess the question is: Should I just stick with this one because of Sprott? Would anyone here maybe pair it back a little and buy something else? If so, buy what?