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Ipso

Posted by Buygold @ 10:42 on June 25, 2016  

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

Buygold @ 9:29

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:41 on June 25, 2016  

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! toon1c

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?

treefrog @ 23:17

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:35 on June 25, 2016  

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

Buygold @ 23:01

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:34 on June 25, 2016  

Glad to hear it. This is not the time to be out of PM investments. This is OUR time! Emoji_1F601

Ipso, Treefrog

Posted by Buygold @ 9:50 on June 25, 2016  

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.

20150224_yell2_0

Morning Oasis

Posted by Buygold @ 9:29 on June 25, 2016  

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?

ipso,

Posted by treefrog @ 23:17 on June 24, 2016  

bigcharts has douchebank (only) down by 13.92%   that’s still yuuuge!  black monday?  keep your head down and keep stacking!

 

On the Orlando shooting

Posted by Moggy @ 23:08 on June 24, 2016  
On June 20th, speaking as a guest on Fox News’s talk show Outnumbered, Judge Napolitano says:
“These are in two parts, theres an actual transcript, and then theres a summary of the rest. Here’s whats news in the summary, nobody died until 05:13 in the morning, when the SWAT team entered, prior to that no one had been killed. The 53 that were injured, and the 49 that were murdered all met their fates at the time of, and during, the police entry into the building.”

Hey Ipso

Posted by Buygold @ 23:01 on June 24, 2016  

No,No, I just dumped the positions I bought yesterday afternoon. I still have everything I’ve held for the last six years or more…

Just to be clear.:)

American Freedom Train

Posted by Maya @ 22:35 on June 24, 2016  

rrflasher

Yes, she’s been ‘mothballed’ for quite some time.  Perhaps the next president will get her rolling again.  Read the story:

http://railpictures.net/photo/568904/

http://railpictures.net/photo/569093/

 

Remember Olympics 2012 held in London

Posted by commish @ 21:32 on June 24, 2016  

An Omen maybe?

Farmboy

Posted by goldielocks @ 21:06 on June 24, 2016  

Pissant good name for him. The winer and thief  said he’s going to make  good on the threat that he will put them at the back of the line with trade so maybe their conspiring to try set a example to scare the others wanting out. I hope congress here does its job and blocks and of Obamas attempts to distupt anything until he gets out because Britton isn’t out yet and hope they stall.

This Little EU Pissant Throws a Temper Tantrum

Posted by Farmboy @ 20:36 on June 24, 2016  

EU parliament leader: we want Britain out as soon as possible

pissant

 

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/24/top-eu-leader-we-want-britain-out-as-soon-as-possible

One of my core long-term holds is Sandstorm and it has been slumbering compared to

Posted by Equisetum @ 20:02 on June 24, 2016  

some other good PM-related equities.  Today SSL.TO was the best performer of the PM stocks that we hold for the long haul, and it was nice to see it show some spark today.  I know I should do the math, but I like Sandstorm as much as I  like Silver Wheaton, even if Bob McEwen has had some negative things to say about PM streaming companies.  I am comfortable having Sandstorm and Silver Wheaton, together with McEwen Mining  and a few other PMs all in the holding basket.  Have a good weekend, PM holders.

ttp://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SSL.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=1&dy=0&id=p22973967094

Portugo

Posted by goldielocks @ 19:59 on June 24, 2016  

Perry Como That is a blast from the past. Cute song. Good time to remake it or come up with one for Europe too.

Newtogold

Posted by goldielocks @ 19:31 on June 24, 2016  

Don’t forget Ger riddance lol I heard something on the news they already have names but wasn’t paying attention till I though ” what are they talking about.”  wasn’t your list but sounded kinda funny. I decided to look it up but couldn’t find it. Did find it in US.  Now they have some for US states now. Idago, Georgous, floriddance ” where I came up with Ger riddance.

David Stockman

Posted by ipso facto @ 19:24 on June 24, 2016  

Bravo Brexit!

At long last the tyranny of the global financial elite has been slammed good and hard. You can count on them to attempt another central bank based shock and awe campaign to halt and reverse the current sell-off, but it won’t be credible, sustainable or maybe even possible.

The central banks and their compatriots at the EC, IMF, White House/Treasury, OECD, G-7 and the rest of the Bubble Finance apparatus have well and truly over-played their hand. They have created a tissue of financial lies; an affront to the very laws of markets, sound money and capitalist prosperity.

So there will be payback, clawback and traumatic deflation of the bubbles. Plenty of it, as far as the eye can see.

On the immediate matter of Brexit, the British people have rejected the arrogant rule of the EU superstate and the tyranny of its unelected courts, commissions and bureaucratic overlords.

As Donald Trump was quick to point out, they have taken back their country. He urges that Americans do the same, and he might just persuade them.

But whether Trumpism captures the White House or not, it is virtually certain that Brexit is a contagious political disease. In response to today’s history-shaking event, determined campaigns for Frexit, Spexit, NExit, Grexit, Italxit, Hungexit and more centrifugal political emissions will next follow.

Smaller government—–at least in geography—–is being given another chance. And that’s a very good thing because more localized democracy everywhere and always is inimical to the rule of centralized financial elites.

The combustible material for more referendums and defections from the EU is certainly available in surging populist parties of both the left and the right throughout the continent. In fact, the next hammer blow to the Brussels/German dictatorship will surely happen in Spain’s general election do-over on Sunday (the December elections resulted in paralysis and no government).

When the polls close, the repudiation of the corrupt, hypocritical lapdog government of Prime Minister Rajoy will surely be complete. And properly so; he was just another statist in conservative garb who reformed nothing, left the Spanish economy buried in debt and gave false witness to the notion that the Brussels bureaucrats are the saviors of Europe.

cont. http://davidstockmanscontracorner.com/bravo-brexit/

Jim Willie

Posted by ipso facto @ 18:47 on June 24, 2016  

Brexit vote done with paper ballots and volunteers to count them. Thank God

http://www.silverdoctors.com/gold/gold-news/jim-willie-collapse-warning-brexit-could-detonate-deutsche-bank/#more-69036

newtogold @ 17:13

Posted by silverngold @ 18:38 on June 24, 2016  

I agree…..PRICELESS!!!!!! Still smiling over its appropriateness and cleverness!! LOL!!!

commish @ 17:11 on June 24, 2016

Posted by Ororeef @ 18:27 on June 24, 2016  

her losses were POLITICALLY CORRECT !..As were all the rest of them ….

DB only down 17.5% today … contagion anyone?

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:50 on June 24, 2016  

http://schrts.co/i7zqrd

“Today Is The Appetizer For Monday”

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:46 on June 24, 2016  

by Tyler Durden

Jun 24, 2016 3:20 PM

Early this morning we laid out the thoughts of RCB’s Charlie McElligott on today’s dramatic market action, which discussed not the blow up of “fat tail” quant stategies (something we touched upon later and which is likely to unleash even more quant-driven selling next week) and the “forced out” liquidations across the curve coupled with a rush into safety, but also the biggest question of all for today’s trades – which macro funds are quietly blowing up? Now, we follow it up with a second piece by the RBC trader, one which those worried about being caught long risk over the weekend, are urged to read.

* * *

TODAY IS THE APPETIZER FOR MONDAY

The early macro trade has been focused on two things: 1) the outstanding performance of credit early (even before the stock rally as HY, IG and Converts all saw size “offers wanted” around Street from real $ and credit HFs) and 2) monetization of downside hedges from select macro funds in stocks and GBP (and then seeing those same accts turn and buy upside calls) as the driver of this phenomenal 60-plus handle rally in Spooz off the lows / pairing-back of half the collective loss in liquid EU equities indices / 500 pip recovery in GBP off lows. Same with VIX as a derivative of that too, where profit-takers in their upside vol bets have made the VIX a one-way trade lower today (or V2X which is EU’s version of VIX and was +32% at one point today….now just +6%). Similarly with regards to “monetization of winners,” USTs options are seeing ‘like’ flows—extremely profitable liquidation of TY calls, contributing the the move higher in UST 10Y yields +17bps off the lows).

There are some who are pounding-table for another leg-down in risk, but now that we’ve just cleared the first hour, I’m seeing INCREASED client activity (after almost consensual “avoiding the noise of the cash open” feedback earlier), and it’s significantly “better to buy.” We’re now running at 280% of the 20adv (notional) on the US cash desk, and sit at 64.2% notionally better to buy. By the way, the longer we go on without seeing a “rollover” in Spooz, you’ll see further capitulation from overnight futures shorts who are already way upside-down.

I do feel that Monday is where we’re going to see a truer-look at “where the bodies are buried” and a more accurate “price discovery” process than what we’re seeing today (as we’re washing out all the delta one flows which are dwarfing client trading)…lots of discipline being displayed thus far, with low turnovers and folks not chasing.

cont. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-24/today-appetizer-monday

Portugeezer @ 15:32

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:15 on June 24, 2016  

“Come November, we could have the pair of them rolling back the war-mongering.”

My hope as well. The economy is important, stopping unlimited immigration is important … but #1 is stopping the NWO boyz from aggressing us into a nuclear war with Russia.

Do you think the average Joe is willing to risk the planet so that psychopath politicians can eff with the Russians? I doubt it!

Brexit then

Posted by newtogold @ 17:13 on June 24, 2016  

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

And Swedone. Thenmark. Extonia.

And Switzeralreadyout… oh wait!?!

And Poleave?

EU later everybody! ???

 Not mine. Copied from another site.  Too good not to post.

British Women Loses 100,000 British Pounds

Posted by commish @ 17:11 on June 24, 2016  

2083d897 Read it on ZH this morning. She bet on remaining in the EU. I posted the odds the Irish betting site was displaying. Remain in the EU 1/4. Leave the EU 3/1.  So she put up 100K to make 25K.  Presently 1.368 Pound = 1 USD.

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