Buygold …. straight from Duck Duck Go. Looks like 20 billion. Cheers
(1%) * 2 trillion
20 000 000 000
SNG and goldielocks re: disappearing posts
This may have something to do with the faulty download we had which knocked us offline a few days ago. I doubt it’s the work of an alphabet agency although stranger things have happened. It may be useful if you are writing a lengthy post to do it separately in “word” or some other program and then copy-paste it over to the Tent. Just a thought.
Cheers
ipso
Endurance Extends Reliance Mineralization Significantly at Depth and Discovers New Zone – New Lower Imperial Zone With 7.18 gpt Gold over 8.3 m Including 28.08 gpt gold over 1.7 m
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/endurance-extends-reliance-mineralization-significantly
Tudor Gold Reviews 2024 Program, Which Shapes Future Strategy for Treaty Creek Project Located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/tudor-gold-reviews-2024-program-which-shapes-future
Barrick Update on Mali Operations
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/barrick-update-on-mali-operations
Skeena Gold & Silver Receives Approval for Bulk Technical Sample at Eskay Creek and Provides Update on Other Regulatory Activities
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/skeena-gold-silver-receives-approval-for-bulk-technical
Meridian Drills Further High-Grade VMS Mineralization at Santa Helena – 58.9m @ 3.6g/t AuEq (2.8g/t Au, 0.7% Cu, 19.0g/t Ag & 1.7% Zn)
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/meridian-drills-further-high-grade-vms-mineralization
Radisson Drills Deepest Hole at O’Brien Gold Project and First Below O’Brien’s Historic Workings, and Intersects High Grade Gold Mineralization Including 242 g/t Gold over 1 Metre
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/radisson-drills-deepest-hole-at-obrien-gold-project
Gold Hunter Resources Validates and Extends Mineralized Trends at Great Northern, Setting the Stage for 2025 Drill Program
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/gold-hunter-resources-validates-and-extends-mineralized
Fortuna extends Kingfisher deposit with drill intersect of 4.1 g/t Au over 15.3 meters at the Séguéla Mine, Côte d’Ivoire
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/fortuna-extends-kingfisher-deposit-with-drill-intersect
First Nordic Commences Top-of-Bedrock Drilling Program on Nippas Target, Gold Line Belt, Sweden
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/first-nordic-commences-top-of-bedrock-drilling-program
Miata Metals Provides End-of-Year Operational Update on the Sela Creek Drill Program, Suriname
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/miata-metals-provides-end-of-year-operational-update
Silver Crown Royalties Executes Definitive Agreement to Acquire a Third Producing Royalty
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/silver-crown-royalties-executes-definitive-agreement
Carlyle Acquires Miramis Mining Corp. and Nicola East Property Option, Completes Quesnel Gold Project Field Program, and Provides Corporate Update
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/carlyle-acquires-miramis-mining-corp-and-nicola-east
Starcore Reports Q2 Results
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/starcore-reports-q2-results-a0891
Asante Files Financial and Operating Results for the Quarter Ended October 31, 2024
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/asante-files-financial-and-operating-results-for-the-e2d56
Cascada Announces Closing of $1.0 Million Private Placement
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/cascada-announces-closing-of-10-million-private-placement
NexGold and Signal Gold Complete Business Combination
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/nexgold-and-signal-gold-complete-business-combination
Falcon Gold Announces Termination of CentreLine Drilling Contract, Engagement of New Drilling Contractor for its Great Burnt Copper-Gold Project in Central Newfoundland
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/falcon-gold-announces-termination-of-centreline-drilling
Muzhu Commences 5,000 Ton Bulk Sample at Wulonggou Gold Mine
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/muzhu-commences-5000-ton-bulk-sample-at-wulonggou
Novo Strengthens Portfolio With Two High-Grade Gold Projects in NSW, Australia
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/novo-strengthens-portfolio-with-two-high-grade-gold
Further Adjournment of Meeting for Approval of Spin-Off and Reverse Takeover with Allied Critical Metals Corp.
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/further-adjournment-of-meeting-for-approval-of-spin-off
Osisko Development Provides Bulk Sample and Underground Development Progress Update at Cariboo Gold Project
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/osisko-development-provides-bulk-sample-and-underground
VR Resources is Underway on Hole 4 at Empire with an 800m Step-out from Hole 2 on the Opposing Margin of the Westwood Intrusive Complex
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/vr-resources-is-underway-on-hole-4-at-empire-with-an
Throwing us a bone
and that’s about it for now.
Dollar is flat, rates down 2.4 bips, oil down 1%, Bitcoin was up 5-6% over the weekend above $104K, now giving 1% back this am
Fed meeting this week, hard to see anything positive for us there, whether they cut or not. If they don’t cut, all hell will break out in pm’s after the meeting. If they do cut, we’ll just get hit less hard. Regardless, the SM will just keep steaming ahead.
Some eco data today – PMI’s @ 0945 am. In fact, quite a bit of eco data this week, including retail sales, GDP.
Truth is, I’m having a hard time seeing anything that will be bullish for the metals after the drubbing last Thurs. & Friday. Paper is king with TSLA almost having doubled since the election, Nasdaq up something like 33% this year, I think the S & P is looking at back-to-back years of 20% gains. Bitcoin a double.
We’ve had a decent year in the metals, but why doesn’t it feel that way?
aufever, igold
yes, of course you are right! I’ve never been much of a math wizard and am old enough to remember when a million was a big number. 🙂
igold – I tend to agree with you, the Goldback is a great idea, although I have no idea why anyone would pay a 100% premium, much less 600%. I’d think that eventually if use became widespread, premiums would probably come down in exchange for the metal. I don’t know.
Maya
Btw especially since your in a rainy area and prone to hurricanes.
I was talking my friend in Texas. She’s in the field of chemistry. She mention her brother called her once saying he’s dead, and she said he sounded dead. That’s was a mixture of empathy with humor. Change of weather and thought it’s being caused by the drop in barometric pressure in weather change. I bet she’s right, there’s got to be a study on it and there was that apparently effects CMT without arthritis to the nerves causing pain. So FWIW info I wrote her back and what I found but will look into it further. She said maybe big pharma would recognize it if they could find away and make a gazillion dollars.
I wonder why this is passed down through generations and accepted as such… Weather change. they know rain is coming.. but never mentioned in any medical classes! Maybe it’s not on the top of the list of big pharma.
When barometric pressure drops, pain can increase because the reduced air pressure allows tissues around joints, like muscles and tendons, to expand, putting pressure on sensitive joint areas and potentially irritating nerves, leading to a perception of increased pain, especially for people with pre-existing joint conditions like arthritis.
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Tissue expansion:
Lower air pressure means less force pushing on the body, allowing tissues around joints to expand slightly, which can irritate sensitive nerve endings.
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Joint fluid changes:
Some theories suggest that a drop in pressure can affect the fluid within joints, making it thicker and potentially more prone to causing discomfort.
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Nerve sensitivity:
Changes in pressure can stimulate nerve endings, sending pain signals to the brain.
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Impact on existing conditions:People with conditions like arthritis are particularly susceptible to experiencing increased pain when barometric pressure changes due to the already inflamed state of their joints.
Maya 20:22
Yes another thing is child bearing woman I believe should start calcium and vita D for saving bones and teeth and keep them up or at least their prenatals if nursing and drawing more calcium. Also know what beverages drain it. They need at least light weight bearing exercise rest of their life and calcium and vita D. The D helps the immune system that apparently also helps fight against different cancers. If the bone cannot make the different kinds of blood cells there can be trouble including blood cancer or one of the ways to get it. So yes bones affect health. Plus porous bones are more fragile and also can cause pain as like in the back.
Those with a more sedentary life style need to compensate with weight bearing exercise and all need to help replace calcium and vita D. One doctor at work told me when something was going around and we had to close off a floor I mentioned vita D and sun with elder patients many years ago and vita D supplements during flu and RSV type outbreaks. He didn’t think that sun alone was sufficient for seniors because he felt that they we no longer absorbing and manufacturing enough vita D or getting enough sun. He believed in supplements and would check their levels. One of the rarer doctors at the time and he was from India but still not the same as others from there. More like DYODD. More are now. They should as even kids aren’t getting enough sun, their on computers and games.
My daughter is in a bad way right now since the accident but luckily is on the right medicine now with cultures but they had to remove a couple of screws in leg plates because pus was coming out. Osteomyelitis: She was at risk for osteomyelitis with open fractures and hardware. I still haven’t found out if they put antibiotics along the bone during hardware placement and if it’s titanium or stainless steel and they can’t take the hardware out yet. So external fixation not a option. Stainless steel is more prone to infection than titanium. They should of been watching that closer. Now one of her medicines your not supposed to take dairy products. Don’t that figure. This has been some wild ride and not over yet.
Captain Hook
You make many very intelligent posts to this forum so you must have reasons why you believe GoldBacks are a viable alternative to, and replacement for the US Dollar.
Amals mentioned one of my greatest objections or criticisms to the GoldBack idea, and it was one that I previously mentioned that got scrubbed from the site twice when I published it. IMO silver in its many forms would be the most workable form of money for small to medium sized purchases when gold is too large.
Unless I misunderstood what was said in that GoldBack presentation, they said they would take an ounce of gold, divide it into 1000 portions and place 1/1000 of that ounce of Gold in each $1 GoldBack to make 1000 $1 Goldbacks….and the same ratio for the $5 GoldBack. Each $5 GoldBack would have 1/200 of an ounce of gold, and so on for GoldBacks of larger denominations….. and every GoldBack would have the amount of gold imbedded (printed) into it according to it’s face value, then it would be sealed in plastic to preserve each GoldBack.
IMO, this is equivalent to throwing gold to the wind, at least in those smaller denominations. I think it would not be possible to economically retrieve one thousandth of an ounce of gold from a $1 Goldback, or any of the other smaller denomination, therefore whatever gold was in them would be, and already has been, lost and of no value since it cannot be recovered.
Anyway, just a piece of my 2 cents, and I have not accounted for the 100% (double the cost) premium you mentioned to buy these GoldBacks….I think a better bargain would be to just buy silver and gold phyz for close to spot, and have their full purchasing power to use…..BWTHDIK! All The Best from Silverngold!
Captain hook and Buygold
You are both wrong. 200 million is only 0.01 % of 2 trillion
And one more thing, why would I spend 100% premium on goldbacks. When gold is going to go up I will get the same profit. And the market is going to take silver coins for sure.
Gold Train
The Southwest Chief in the New Mexico desert
https://www.railpictures.net/photo/873331/
goldielocks @ 15:38
RE: Pelosi
You are right in that the bone could have broken and THEN she fell. That is exactly what happened to my mother. Calcium poor diet. She was standing in soft garden soil, talking to a neighbor. She went to take a step and toppled over with a broken femur. Fortunately landed in soft soil and the neighbor was there to call for help. Orthos couldn’t patch the splintered bone so installed two brace rods from each end of the femur, and put her on calcium supplements for the rest of her years.
Word has it that Pelosi suffered a broken hip. She will be bedridden for a LONG time, and lucky if she can tolerate a wheelchair later. That is practically a death sentence for an elder with poor bones that does not heal well… as I’m sure you know.
Edit: Ah, now I read she had a hip joint replacement. A bit less serious than a whole hip bone ‘cage’ break, which leaves internal organs unsupported. We shall see.
Captain Hook @ 21:04, 12/14
Re: Difficult/hard times and buying groceries or other small items by having to use gold. Isn’t that where silver, especially junk silver, comes into play? Lesser valued and smaller denomination assets to purchase lower valued goods?
Ipso 12:26
Pelosi, with her life long history of a sedentary life with little or no physical work isn’t going to skate with no work injury’s or wear and tear because it can get porous or empty spaces and weaken the bones especially after a certain age which can affect anyone but particularly the sedentary who haven’t developed strong bones. Then you might add alcohol. So it’s not known but possible that the bone could of broken first when walking then she fell. She was also seen holding on to other people before or needing help getting back up for the take a knee photo op stund which could either be Neuro or was already having trouble. She needs to retire.
silverngold @ 23:03
I would love to hear it.
Always interested in learning.
Cheers
Buygold @ 4:35
Yes you are right.
That’s much better … no?
Was tired last night.
Chuckle
Isn’t $200 million
1% of $2 trillion?
Asking for a friend. 🤔
Gold Train
The Southern Belle
https://www.railpictures.net/photo/873341/
Captain Hook @ 21:04…Thanks….I’ve been called lots of things in my life but I don’t think I have ever been called common before.
I spent an hour this morning explaining my thoughts and reasons for my opinion, and when I posted it it all disappeared; The entire upload was gone and it took me a couple hours to decide to try to recreate my first post. My time was limited by then and I was not able to articulate it quite as well as my first post did, but I was running out of time so I posted it anyway, and guess what? That second post also disappeared. Not even the heading remained, but somehow the original heading reappeared. Regardless, I am again out of time so I wish you well with your Gold Backs. SNG
silverngold @ 12:54
I can understand your opinion.
But to put things in perspective.
Premiums on buying Goldbacks are 100% right now.
Not too long ago (just a few years), they were as high as 600%.
But don’t forget, these are semi-civilized times. (no fear exists right now) When that ends, and institutions start going under en mass, expect prices to go through current premiums like a knife through butter.
So, at least you would still be eating without having to sell the farm with the lower denominations. (ex. you won’t have to barter an ounce of gold to get a few groceries.)
I realize this may sound like crazy talk based on your previous experience, but that is not uncommon.
Try not to be common.
Cheers
Maddog
I do hope that’s what it is after the neglect the Chinese balloon got. Japan although are Ally’s now was casing and taking a lot of pictures of military bases and pearl harbor including identifying the ships they were to target to the pilots before the attack.
One clue although was they said anyways it stopped on Thanksgiving Day but any foreign adversary could camouflage themselves to look American not to draw attention. Then on the other hand they looked like they were calling for attention with the amount of them especially when they followed the Coast Guard. I could also see where they wouldn’t’ say it was foreign not to cause panic. The problem is we can’t trust anything they say anymore.
If it’s a distraction it’s rather amateurish. It’s not going to stop the attention. Trump is getting, especially by making them look stupid or incompetent with security. It’s just going to demand more people are replaced.
Bitcoin and cryptos are just an extension of the dollar and fiat currencies …
… but Goldbacks are not.
So far six States have adopted Goldbacks as legal money. This year, it’s Florida’s turn.
And the pace of adoption looks set to accelerate further – eventually going parabolic. (this will be very good for the gold price)
Bitcoin will never be currency because it’s difficult to use. And it will never be money because it has no intrinsic value.
Goldbacks are increasingly filling this void as people are attempting to intelligently escape the vulgarities of fiat currency economy.
Currently there are only $200 million of Goldbacks in circulation. This is only 10 percent of bitcoin’s two trillion-dollar market cap.
True commodity money – money that cannot be counterfeited (or taxed) – money that will protect your wealth from government inflation at exactly the same rate as gold – because it is gold – and now in smaller / more fungible denominations – one must ask – ‘Is this like buying bitcoin ten years ago in terms adoption cycle?’
Me thinks it’s so … so spread the word – and buy Goldbacks to protect your wealth and spending power into the future.