It looks good. I never heard of Kirkland Gold before. Nobody here ever mentioned it. When and where did you discover it?

Interesting end to this video starts at just past 5 minute mark re:gold and silver.

https://youtu.be/0WZ6ZRD4eXY

My Kirkland Lake has broken above $10 now. Pullback have been short and sweet for a long time.

I saw your post on the VIX and Gundlach, I posted the Gundlach piece last night too. He’s not a guy I’d bet against.

As far as the Repubs and Dems. I dunno, the only thing that has become clear for all to see is that most of them are in cahoots and owned by the globalists and there big money minions.

Honestly, I think this SM is immune to anything that happens in congress or the US Gov’t. The ESF is not going to let it fall or fall much – at least for now.

No markets, just manipulations, and it’s so easy to see – especially in the metals as they appear immune to the drift down in the USD.

Hard to imagine a 2nd wave correction of that magnitude without some type of catalyst.

The scum would need a massive excuse for letting that happen IMHO

You can sure see the same old games being played in the pm sector, as you mentioned NEM. GLD and SLV being sat on.

Although I am seeing the VIX at the highs of the day.

playing the VIX is risky…If I did, though, I would play VXX not the one u mentioned…I am wondering if the dissaray of the republicans and the success of the democrats in sabotaging their agenda, would be having a larger effect on investor confidence than WALL ST realizes?

As long as we can go to the grocery store and pick up a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs … as long as hungry people haven’t looted it and burned it down … we’ll be Ok. When the SM breaks for real it’s going to damage the dollar bigtime. Then we’ll see a real flood … a flood of “money.” A flood only second to Noah’s!

Re SM

Under E-wave rules…this SM move started at the 09 Lo’s and it is a 1st wave..the next big down is obviously a 2nd wave, they can correct nearly 100 % of the 1st wave..so u could see sub 7000 in the Dow, near 1000 Dog and sub 700 S&P, intra month.

CNBC would be like a morgue !!!!!!!

doing their best to wreck any relationship between metal and shares.

Maybe it’s just my state of mind but it feels like something really bad is coming although it’s not apparent by the SM action.

I look at the Nasdaq, opens down 45 pts. now down 14 – amazing

I am afraid that what’s coming might be a little worse than just a correction in the SM

http://incakolanews.blogspot.com/

“Looking forward to the Fall months” Me too! It sure seems like momentum has turned in our favor. Perhaps when the dollar firms then gold will be allowed to climb? I think the strength of the dollar is the cretins main concern.

Good morning, and I thank you for the link.

Yamana Gold Announces Second Quarter 2017 Results

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/yamana-gold-announces-second-quarter-2017-results-tsx-yri-2228016.htm

Probably right, but be very careful if you intend to play the leverage on the VIX like UVXY. It is a money killer.

I do agree, everyone is expecting a crash, so maybe it never happens.

Yes. It’s really out there for all to see, which is why I enjoyed Santelli’s sarcastic reaction – he sees it and knows the numbers are phony.

I can’t really watch CNBS for more than a couple of minutes at a time either but I do like to tune in when there is economic data, usually about 6:30 am my time.

What strikes me is that the data for the most part is negative, unless they need it to be positive on any given day.

Everything is a farce, markets, economies, governments and slowly some of the population is beginning to understand.

The only  problem with stocks is sentiment. Everyone and his pet Labradoodle is expecting a 10% correction or a crash…

Maybe I’ll do both–Vxx hit a 5 [or maybe more] year low yesterday…

Yeah, I guess “little” is the operative word. Maddog’s “scum” is on the case trying to bring the USD back, and lift the SM but the VIX is saying not so fast.

I dunno, might be a tall order for them today as RNO mentioned last night.

I’m almost eager to get into August and September. The empire is crumbling, if they lose the SM, they lose everything.

CNBC is more than I can stomach, without smashing things…so I never listen to the projections..but watching the reaction, I thought to myself, they ‘need’ a bullish No, to get the SM off it’s arse and as u say, they got it !!!!!!

We can see it, so do others…the whole edifice is based on lies…that can’t survive.

Meanwhile only the Dollar and Metals are holding, rates are back up and the SM is where it was before the No’s…not good…all Weekend Leave may have to be cancelled…..which will cheer up the Trophy Wife and the Pool Boy, they can trash the master bedroom !!!!

Looks like we have a little liftoff! 🙂

Wells Fargo Forced Unwanted Auto Insurance On 800,000 Borrowers

One year after Wells Fargo was busted in the biggest post-financial crisis scandal, when Warren Buffett’s favorite bank was exposed for fraudulently “cross-selling” bank products, including creating millions of credit cards and bank accounts to its customers that were never requested, and which cost the former CEO his job, Wells has just been busted yet again for another major scandal: the NYT’s Gretchen Morgenson writes that more than 800,000 people who took out car loans from Wells Fargo were also charged for auto insurance they did not need, and some are still paying for it, according to a 60-page internal report prepared by Oliver Wyman for Wells execs.

The report, which was prepared by the consulting firm Oliver Wyman, looked at insurance policies sold to Wells customers from January 2012 through July 2016. The insurance, which the bank required, was more expensive than auto insurance that customers often already had obtained on their own.

Wells Fargo automatically imposed the insurance through its Dealer Services unit. Its website says it has more than four million customers and provides a variety of banking services to 14,000 auto dealers around the nation. It says the company’s lender-placed auto insurance “may be considerably more expensive than insurance you can obtain on your own.” The NYT adds that “such policies typically cost more than $1,000 a year, not counting interest. (Customers could pay them in full or finance them over time.) If a car was repossessed, the bank might charge a reinstatement fee of as much as $500, so a borrower could face $1,500 in charges.”

It gets better: the expense on the unneeded insurance (which covered collision damage) has pushed some 274,000 Wells Fargo customers into delinquency and resulted in almost 25,000 wrongful vehicle repossessions. And the cherry on top: “among the Wells Fargo customers hurt by the practice were military service members on active duty.”

Not even bothering to lie, when asked about the revelations in the Wyman report, Wells officials confirmed that the improper insurance practices took place but said the bank was determined to make customers whole.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-27/wells-fargo-busted-forcing-unwanted-auto-insurance-800000-borrowers

LOL – even Santelli marveled at how they needed 2.6% to get the average for the year up to 2% – AND THEY GOT IT!!!

The good thing is that for some unusual reason pm’s and the USD aren’t buying it, especially the USD is taking a pretty good header.

Still think the shares have to start to show some serious strength or we’re stuck in a trading range.

So this is the fella who decided the fate of Obamacare.