Loading ...Nice video. Trump unnamed a few of them and wonder how many more that just don’t fit for the job. Maybe that’s why the towers went down. There just using their job to pursue their own interests. Then the latest compound with neglected children they were training to shoot up American facilities in the middle of no where, one died because of their inaction and the police had to go after they wouldn’t. Then the DA messes up while the Judge is downplaying it and letting them go saying if they were white it would be different. Another white guilt trying to prove she’s not racist even if it means ignoring the law and getting people killed. But yet a woman and her husband neglect their children without the intent to send them out with machine guns they didn’t let them go and they were white. In fact Pan in Calif wants to use it to get into home schools in a effort to try to demand mandatory vaccines.
Samb
I agree, it’s like doing the same thing over again and expecting a different result lol
The long chain of manipulation along the way didn’t help either. Fails to deliver, their reverse splits on stocks, the announcement way back the DTC wasn’t going to record many of them which elimitated checks for fails to deliver.
The failure of the Sec to do their job and when they did it only benefited them not the shareholder. That shouldn’t even be legal.
Their reasons for it going up just aren’t there.
It’s just not safe holding long after the top. You do it at your own risk lol
Re The Everything Bagel, er Bubble, Too many Dollars Chasing Too Few Investments
Not enough dollars chasing too many mass produced consumer products though.
Stocks Bonds and Housing look vulnerable. Note, a sudden big jump in Bond interest rates today. Down on the Bond chart means prices are UP on the rates.
https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=BONDS&p=d1
Take a gander at Copper, Platinum, and the stand out Palladium. Can be bought with PALL
https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=METALS&p=d1
Goldi @ 15:02
The problem that I have with Silver is simply that there are no Central Bank holdings that we know of. However, enough Silver has come from production, all these years, that the price has held at these lowly levels. We have been fed a major line of BS by the promoters that Silver was bound to explode in price for so, so many years. While the supply of both major metals may indeed be very tight there has been ample enough coming to market, to hold prices down at these disgusting levels. At this point in time I’m not sure that there is an honest? PM newsletter/analyst left standing.
Richard
Ted Butler probably helped get a lot of people in silver. I’m sure a lot who got in at 5 or so who sold phyzz at 50 or so as some were buying over spot did good if the sold but the charting was in it would stop there. Now I’m not a promoter because I posted I traded it for gold a week before it topped and then went back down while most of you guys were calling for 100. The next is in the mid 70 s or I think plus or minus don’t remember as now 6 years and don’t think I can go back and chart it at this craziness. Can’t say absolute if it will be that level or reach higher but something to watch once in the higher 60s esp once in 70s when ever that will be, in our lifetime.
Richard640
Re Donny T….amazing what a 1st class idiot can do ……though funnily enough I have never heard of a Billionaire, who was a 1st class idiot.
This is all because of my boy Donny T.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un greeted South Korean President Moon Jae-in on his arrival in Pyongyang Tuesday for their third summit this year, as the two countries look to establish peace on the Korean Peninsula.
The two leaders smiled and hugged at the foot of Moon’s plane at Sunan International Airport, amid crowds of cheering North Koreans waiving flowers and national flags, including those symbolizing a unified Korean peninsula.
I’d stay miles away from these companies. JMO
South Africa imposes tough conditions on Sibanye-Lonmin deal
South Africa imposes tough conditions on Sibanye-Lonmin deal
Eldorado asks Greece about $877m in compensation for permit delays
Canada’s Eldorado Gold (TSX:ELD)(NYSE:EGO) long-dragged issues in Greece, where the miner has been trying to advance two major gold projects for years, are about to grow as the company is asking the government for €750 million (about $877m) in compensation for damages.
The Vancouver-based firm said its application for payment is a non-judicial request, which does not initiate legal proceedings. However, it makes a clear statement about the financial impacts for the company arising from delays in the issuance of permits for the Skouries project, including damages for out of pocket costs and loss of profits.
“The application represents a good-faith attempt to resolve the matter with the Greek State,” President and CEO George Burns said in a statement. “We hope that this matter can be resolved in an amicable manner without needing to go down the route of arbitration.”
cont. http://www.mining.com/eldorado-asks-greece-877-million-compensation-permit-delays/
Secret Service should get involved here. It’s a crime to threaten the President with death.
Maxine Waters Calls For Supporters To “Knock Off” Trump
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-18/maxine-waters-calls-supporters-knock-trump
Nice hit for Excellon
Excellon drills 2,781 g/t silver equivalent over 15.1 metres at Platosa and provides production update
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/excellon-drills-2781-gt-silver-equivalent-over-151
Floridagold @ 9:39 re: Barrick
That’s OK with me! I’ll never own them … or forget their collusion with the banks to suppress the price of gold!
This is a good presentation-not the usual doom porn…
US investors into the Chinese market, only to get crushed again:
But what makes Chinese stocks interesting is not the collapse of one bubble and then the collapse of the subsequent recovery, but the longer view that is now taking on Japanese proportions.
The Nikkei 225 Index hit an all-time high on December 29, 1989, of 38,957 intraday, after having surged six-fold over the decade. This was part of a general asset-price bubble, including real estate, at a time when the idea was touted in the US that Japanese companies and banks, with their special and superior way of being run, would take over, or at least buy, the world.
Bubbles are great fun on the way up. But when they implode, which they always do, they have a way of doing long-term damage.
By comparison, the US stock market is now in its third bubble since the 1990s – and this one is more magnificent than the prior ones, and it’s not just stocks but most other asset classes, and there is the hope that this Everything Bubble will go on forever, just like there was that kind of hope in China in 2015 and 2007, and in Japan in 1989.
