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You don’t have to answer all seventeen questions asked two entries below. I’ll give it a try next week but come on, give it a shot.
in reply to: Ideal Time for Facts #4717a good book ” The GOLD Standard in Theory and History
Edited by Barry EichengreenAnother good read is
The U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 10. ” No State shall coin money; emit Bills of Credit; Make any Thing but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of Debts;”…..
The nation is not on the gold and silver standard, but by Constitutional law the States are required to be. This a national issue of Constitutional Contempt.in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4716Gold $1503.80 UP 2.10
Silver $34.30 Down $0.767Both metals were shelled, again, but have come back from early morning lows: gold traded down to $1479 with silver hitting about $32.15.
Buying into silver weakness works for me. Another 20 one-ouncers bought earlier in the day with the metal trading in the 32 to 33 range. With scale down buying, you keep buying lower and lower until prices start up again in this continuing bull market.
Here’s a great summary by Ted Butler of what’s happening in the silver market:
http://www.investmentrarities.com/ted_butler_comentary05-09-11.shtml
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4715From Wednesday’s International Forecaster:
We wonder who again told the CFTC and the SEC to look the other way? Who instigated the attack on silver and gold and on the shares? Is there no justice left in America? Are we to continually be robbed by these crooks without any hope of lawful recourse? It looks like that is going to be our fate. That is unless in 2 or 3 sentences you demand that every representative and senator stop this thievery. E-mail the CFTC, SEC, NYSE, ASE and Nasdaq and let them know you know what is going on and you want it stopped, now. If you are not successful you will continue to be robbed by these crooks. Even if you are unsuccessful these criminals will know you know exactly what they are doing.
in reply to: Ideal Time for Facts #4714Steve Forbes is quoted today as seeing a return to a dollar backed by gold or what is historically called the Gold Standard. He goes on to state the need for, the reasons why and the result of America’s returning to the Gold Standard. We know most of this; however what few ever write about is what this means for gold, private gold holders and how the gold/dollar conversion will actually work.
Since the great majority of people or companies do not have a gold-based investment, there will be lackluster interest in deep analytical study of such a conversion. Will gold advocates think conversion is positive for them? For the country? For gold? Who are the future buyers and why buy if gold and dollars exchange at par?
What happens if the printing presses continue to create paper dollars? Where will the gold be stored? Who will conduct oversight or audits? What is different now than 1933, when FDR’s administration bumped the dollars required to buy gold? And will the government decide it is in its interest to order Americans to “sell” their gold for dollar? Will it be a criminal offense for those who refuse?
In 1971 the gold market began changing. On December 31, 1974 the restrictions were lifter on ownership and price controls. How is life different today? How are our monetary economics the same?
As gold miners (those who find, mine and sell gold) what will a new Gold Standard do for us? It will stabilize the dollar price of our product and I imagine that other currencies will float against the dollar or gold. Or will they? What if the EU or the Yuan ties their price (value) to an ounce of gold? How easy will it be for people to convert their dollars into gold? Or their gold into Dollars?
I’ve been a gold miner, gold producer, an investor and a voracious student of gold for 36 years. I graduated with an economic major from UCSB, familiarized myself with the IMF and Federal Reserve and cannot readily answer these seventeen questions. Will you try?
in reply to: Clips from Alleghany #4713A little bit of white stuff on the ground this morning but not much. It rained last night and a dusting of snow fell sometime in the early a.m. Blue skies and a warmer week ahead of us.
The fruit trees are in full bloom. Hoping we don’t get a late frost. (The light frost this morning shouldn’t hurt them.)
The 2010 annual report is being formatted by Edda for the annual mail-out to shareholders. The 2010 10-K was filed timely with the SEC in April.
Underground Gold Miners Museum had its annual membership meeting on Saturday at the museum in Alleghany.
PG & E is scheduled to shut off the power in Alleghany to do some repairs from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm today. The last time they had it planned in April it was canceled due to snow.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4711Gold $1495.70 UP $22.60
Silver $36.25 UP $ 1.59Bob Chapman reports that sources are telling him that Treasury employees are contacting commodity trading firms with suggestions that they instruct their accounts holding silver contracts to sell them. What is this? You know what it is: more government control of markets. This may work over the short term but these types of price containment efforts ALWAYS end in failure over the long term, always.
Hugo Salinas Prices’ firm, Electra, upped the silver coin buying premium yesterday to $5 over spot, it had been much lower over previous weeks. Senor Price knows that the instigated paper charade with silver over the past days won’t hold and he is not selling his inventory at these rediculously low prices. This all means that there is support increasing for a widening price differential between the paper COMEX market and the real physical market.
Numismatically speaking, the Mexican one ounce Libertads should continue to increase in premium. The silver US one ounce Eagles that I anticipate the Mint to coin in the number of 60 million overshadows the Libertad production which is significantly less. The 2006 and 2007 Libertads mintages were well below 400,000 for each year.
Included below is a link to a silver chart depicting the beating and whipping that was handed out by the powers to be.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4712Fraud at the Fed
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4710Here’s the new increased silver margin requirements press release:
http://www.kitco.com/reports/KitcoNews20110504AS_silvermargins.html
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4709Gold $1516.50 DOWN $20.60
Silver $38.93 DOWN $ 2.73The suspected meeting that took place over last weekend in an attempt to beat down the gold and silver prices has temporarily succeeded.
The COMEX continues to increase the margin requirements for their 5000 ounce contracts with an another increase after the close today to be followed by another for the following Monday. It’s quite apparent that the Exchange is saving itself from implosion as the amount of blood letting from the two prominent shorts was very near to their expiring with silver approaching $50 an ounce last Friday.
The Exchange is basically saying that they are attemting to save the smart buyers or the public from themselves. Hogwash! They are saving the banks from their arrogant stupidity!
It is amazing how these disdainful people consider only their own skins and those of their connected comrades.
What the course of these events will establish is a widening price market for the COMEX paper silver market with the physical market. I purchased a couple of rolls of the silver one ounce Canadian Maple Leafs at the spot price of $39.50 plus the $3.50 premium and tomorrow I’ll be in Cabo buying the Libertad one ounce silver coins again.
Keep it coming boys, I’m buying for my future and in the proces trading in fiat bills. As Jim Sinclair has stated, become your own central banker.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4707Here’s an hourly chart on silver for about the past two days.
It just shows what these arrogant trickers are capable of on a daily basis.
Did you know when gold exploded in price in 1979 there were, overall, more down days that up days? Think about it.
I’m heading down to Baja Thursday from Pescadero to buy some more silver Libertads from Hugo Salinas Price’s Electra store.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4708In current after hours trading:
Gold $1534.50 DOWN $11.10
Silver $41.00 DOWN $3.38There is no question to my mind that this continuing weakness is an extremely organized effort to break people’s confidence in these metals. Also adding insult to injury, the hedge funds are flooding the marketplace with sell orders of gold and silver related companies in an attempt to flush them down the drain with their increased naked shorting. It’s fairly obvious that regulators and their bosses like this attempt to hose the American public and others, separating them from a portion of their wealth while both remain lost for intelligent ideas to fix the mess they have created for all of us.
This paper party selling event started as the Comex was on the verge of financial implosion as the result of the billions and billions of dollar losses by two members, J.P. Morgan and HSBC, who were very near to default on their millions and millions of short silver ounces that they could not deliver.
Their overall plan began in the past few weeks when the hedge funds started leaning on the precious metal shares. Their game, which has been profitable for them so far, has been buying gold bullion and selling the related stocks.
The ratio to these two is currently 7.31 which is the XAU Index divided in gold’s price. Some few years back the normal trading range for this ratio was 3.0 to 6.0. In other words, the 6.0 level was a buy level and the 3.0 level was a sell area. In mid-summer to October of 2008 all this changed.
This was the period when three major US banks massively poured large amounts of naked short contracts into the gold and silver commodity markets collapsing prices and scaring everyone that had an interest into a state of shock. During this period gold and silver related stocks were also naked sold short in massive amounts tanking them and pushing the ratio into an all-time high area of just over 11.00 which, again, which was arrived at by dividing the XAU Index into gold which equaled a little over 11.00.
Recent resistence on the ratio chart has been in the 7.50 area. It remains to be seen how serious the dark side is interested in or capable of further damage in pushing both the metals and shares farther down but one thing is for sure, the successful and well known gold analyst, Mr. Jim Sinclair, has recently stated that the hedge funds are on the verge of being roasted alive with their massive amounts of precious metal related stock naked short positions.
Bob Chapman has said, you buy and you hold both the metals and the shares and disregard these swings. He further states, gold and silver and the shares are the best home for your funds today.
These quick downturns are normal events during bull markets. Envision looking past current events to a time when the bull markets in both resume with the establishing of all-time highs again.
Past and current actions by the Fed makes investing and standing tall during this period with your positions a no-brainer.
Check out the Gold/XAU ratio chart:
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4705Gold $1561.60 DOWN $4.10
Silver $46.51 DOWN $1.43It strongly appears the miscreant council met over the week-end and set-up a market plan to tame the recent strength of the precious metals, especially silver.
Actually, it’s their long string of failed campaigns that is most comical of all.How desperate these men, or wowen, are. They are like arrogant high school students hacking into the school computer in hopes of changing their grades just because they don’t like them, forget about what they were really entitled to in the first place.
Martin Armstrong has stated that the real reason gold moves up and down during periods of time is based on how comfortable and uncomfortable the people relate to their leadership. When funds are drawn out of government securities and placed into gold, the new gold buyers usually get punished by the Plunge Protection Team.
The miscreants during late Sunday got into the thinly traded Globex market and smashed every silver bid in town, all the way down to about $42.20, the gold price was also impacted. Silver was down about $5 an ounce in minutes, gold was off as much as $35 from its earlier opening highs of $1577.
All this is done to freighten you out of your gold and silver and to dissuade you from ever thinking of getting into these metals when in fact, you need to be in them.
Forget about these engineered price swings, your family’s future will be in holding ounces of gold and silver. Your real wealth is how many ounces of each your assets can be turned into.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4704Martin
Stephen Leeb would agree with you: he said some months back that he expected copper to increase in price tenfold.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4706We actually dicussing gold “down” to $1561.60/ozt”
Ten years ago, the chalk-board in the Original Sixteen to One Mine corp office had daily tracking gold-price figures 300++% below the current value…
I remember, with miners underground, when $gold/ozt crossed $300 the smiles around and the optimism abounding.
Gold is still inside.
Will, PLEASE, the Regulatory Crappers release the backs of the free enterprise rist-takers, the miners of the most valuable rising natural asset in this State?
I have a huge smile inside.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4703Let’s change the focus to a discussion of documented corruption, on a local level to begin with.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4702The Corruption Of Law Leads To Tyranny
by Paul Craig RobertsKINGSTON, NY, 29 April 2011 — Remember when Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld told the world that Guantanamo Prison held “the most dangerous, best-trained, vicious killers on the face of the earth” and gave assurances that nevertheless “we’re treating these people as if the Geneva Convention applied?” http://www.defense.gov/news The files on each prisoner, leaked by a US government whistleblower to Wikileaks and now available to the world, prove beyond all doubt that Rumsfeld was lying as was President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney when they repeated the lies.
The successor Obama administration in Washington, after the release of 607 of the “most dangerous men on earth” for lack of any evidence that represented any kind of danger at all, many after being tortured and abused, now claims that the remaining 172 are too dangerous to release, despite the lack of any evidence that would allow the government to try them.
Since the US government admits it was wrong in 78 percent of the cases, how do we know that the government is right about the remaining 22 percent?
Astonishingly, the government is afraid to attempt to try more than 40 of the remaining prisoners even in its special kangaroo courts – Military Tribunals – set up specially for the purpose of trying people with secret, non-declared evidence. That leaves 132 to be held in prison for their lifetimes without any evidence ever being presented against them–not even show trial “evidence.” Even Joseph Stalin’s victims got a show trial.
The Guantanamo prisoners were a collection of the most unlikely “dangerous people in the world.” How dangerous is an 89-year old villager suffering from senile dementia or a 14-year old boy who had been kidnapped?
Many prisoners were not even suspected of being al Qaeda, Taliban, or anything other than a possible source of information. One British citizen was held for years simply because he had been captured and imprisoned by the Taliban, and the Americans thought he could tell them about Taliban interrogation techniques. A cameraman for the Arab News Service, Al Jazeera, was held in order to question him about the news service, which is based in Qatar, an American puppet state. Most of the prisoners were simply people kidnapped by warlords and sold to the gullible Americans for the bounty that the US paid for “terrorists.”
Obviously, President Bush’s assurance (September 6, 2006) that “we have in place a rigorous process to ensure those held at Guantanamo Bay belong at Guantanamo” was just another lie.
It turns out that the only evidence that the Americans had of “dangerous men” were the inventions conjured up by men under torture or by men producing “evidence” against others in exchange for their own release. Having violated all known laws in order to hold the prisoners, the US government was desperate to produce evidence that the prisoners were dangerous men.
Yemeni prisoner, Yasim Basardah, invented information against 135 of the Guantanamo prisoners. Abu Zubaydah, described by the Americans as the third-ranking leader of al Qaeda, turned out to be a lowly car pool driver, but nevertheless produced “evidence” against 100 other prisoners after being water-boarded 83 times. Even the prison camp commander realized that the “evidence” was bogus.
The sordid truth of Guantanamo is that the US government needed examples to justify the massive “terrorist threat” that it declared with alert set on orange, one step below red, as a permanent fixture of American life. Like Stalin, earlier, who needed examples of “enemies of the people,” the US government conducted “street sweeps,” which was the way the Soviet secret police produced “enemies of the people.” The Soviet police would just go out in the streets and arrest everyone there. The Americans took people out of Taliban prisons, university libraries, and paid bounties for kidnapped victims. These people became “the most dangerous men on earth.”
The lawlessness and brutality associated with Guantanamo were pointless. The US government destroyed the reputation of the United States and the rule of law for nothing. It is a terrible experience to have years of one’s life stolen and to be tortured into false confession, but the price that Americans will pay will be much higher.
The Obama regime has endorsed the Bush regime’s violation of the US Constitution. It has made indefinite detention in concentration camps an enduring American institution. Habeas corpus, due process, and the right to an attorney are now dead-letter legal rights for anyone accused with or without evidence of being a “suspect.”
The rule of law has been murdered. The routine abuse of citizens by unaccountable powers – such as air travelers forced by Transportation Safety Administration to submit to radioactive scans or endure intrusive gropes – is seeping into all aspects of American life. The latest manifestation is the practice of state police downloading all information from motorists’ cell phones when they are stopped for traffic violations. http://www.businessinsider.com
A government based on fear of terrorism, whose executive claims power not limited by the Constitution or Congress for the duration of an open-ended “war on terror,” will create a state of tyranny.
Only a highly aroused people who refuse to submit can escape the coming tyranny.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4700I heard today that copper is the
next gold.in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4699Silver going crazy as it approaches $50 an ounce.
Gold $ 1518
Silver $ 49.70 UP $3.09in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4698Gold $1507.70 UP 3.00
Silver $46.68 UP $0.07Check out Bob Chapman’s comments from 4-21-11 at:
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4697THAR SHE BLOWS…
Gold breaks $1500
Silver breaks $45
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4696Everything gets more clear by the moment:
Gov Regulation is the enforcement branch for the true reason: funding government isn’t the reason for taxation.
Again: (as the Bam admin sees it, and for that matter the cronies on the other side of the seating arrangement)…
Taxation in that mind-set isn’t about funding the government, but rather, using taxation dollars to redistribute, and BUY VOTES.
Case study: “Gov’s ging me $$$, let me vote to make sure I still get some.”
Back to the top of this post: Regulation has become the enforcement branch. Gestapo Vote Buyers.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4695Here is an interesting GOLD story
right in the “16-1” back yard. I
believe I may have related same
before. My wife’s grgpa came from
France around the “horn” to Calif.
in around 1848-49, came to the
goldfields and at one time mined
Kanaka Creek somewhere below the
Sixteen. On an occasion of prying up a big rock discovered
a relatively large nugget which,
according to our narrative,
weighed approx. 20oz troy. Well
the gentleman expressed the
nugget’s description in french:
BIGRE!! Of course, he wrapped it
in his handkerchief and hid it.
The gentleman eventually mined
enough to leave and go to San
Francisco and get into the meat
business. He later sold out and
went to Sonoma Co. and went into
the Winery business.in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4692Rick
Great analogy and thanks for your kind words.
The following is from silver-shortage.blogspot:
“Silver to become a rare earth metal , it is Extremely undervalued. Silver to become extinct by year 2020 according to geologists only 300 millions ounces left! Silver is consumable industry metal it is used up : 95% gold ever found is still around 75% of silver is a by-product of mining other metal only 25% is primary product of mining, in 1480 the price of one ounce of Silver was equal to that of Gold, Low supply, high demand Price to skyrocket get your silver and stay long!”
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4691Bluejay has been right so far, with a long respectful track record.
When a vendor shows up in a fancy (yet empty) gypsy caravan wagon selling cure-all snake oil, with a good spin and theatric therapudic presentation, some people even pay their money up front (Fed taxes) before the empty wagon sprints away, leaving dust behind. These bewilderded believers will wait, and wait (some even make presentations in the Senate) for the pay-off, and eventually those who have financed the biggest group who put their money up for a real-deal-collective-purchase-from-the-snake-oil-seller-of-cure-all-from -the-gypsy-caravan-wagon will still pretend that there is a payoff (again, the Senate)…because the very people who sent them their believe there is a cure….
THEIR payoff is still viable: voters who believe in the snake-oil remedy.
Meanwhile, the wagon is skipping down the road.
Who is left holding the bag?
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4687$1,485 and rising, AG approaching $43/oz. AU and AG are supposed to be HEAVY metals but act like helium – up, up, and away in my big balloon. Cheers!
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #4686Some time back I discovered an arsenic filter on the net called a sono filter. Cheap to make and build. No cost to use. What are needed are industrial/mine size sono filters. It is patented and in widespread use in Bangladesh for making clean/safe water. Based on iron and arsenic’s terrific fondness for each other. They bond like mercury and gold. Looked promising. Something to check out and ponder.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4690Just heard Bob Chapman state the following tonight on an Alex Brown interview from earlier today:
“The U.S. government is using the hedge funds to naked short the gold and silver stocks.”
It is good to remember that the markets are smarter than governments and, or, anyone.
The gold and silver shares will soon be in the front page section of the business news when they quickly explode in price out of the blue, it is coming.
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #4689Magnum, perhaps a good start, except:
Arsenic is as arsenopyrite naturally occuring within the geo-structure on the divide, above the Mine as well as below, and to remediate a recurring natural mineral would be contrary to the constant.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4688Gold $1486.40 UP $10.60
Silver $43.05 UP $ 0.87Martin Armstrong says there is no strong correlation between gold and inflation, contrary to what we are exposed to in the media.
Mr. Armstrong states that gold rises as public confidence in government lessens. Currently, the trend is towards investment in the private sector and away from the public sector.
One only has to read Matt Taibbi’s “The Housewifes of Wall Street” to understand why people have had it with government. Ben Bernanke, again, gets the finger pointed at him, as he should.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4685Gold $1474.10 UP $16.70
Silver $42.08 UP $ 1.42Marc Faber recently stated that Ben Bernanke of the Fed is murdering the middle class.
Protect your wealth by exiting the weakening dollars into gold and silver.
in reply to: Clips from Alleghany #4683PG&E has a scheduled a power outage for Alleghany starting 19 minutes from now. It lasts til 3:30pm. Don’t know the problem but many throughout the region (Sierra, Yuba and Nevada Counties) are upset about the frequent and long outages this winter. Yes, the storms were heavier than recent years but not as harsh as winters 25 to 35 years ago. People are looking for an explanation other than the weather!
Snow is falling right now. The critters are also out today in greater number than we’ve seen this year. Squirrels are tip-toeing on top of snow banks, robins, blue jays and flickers are everywhere looking for something to eat. Yawn, sure would like to see and hear more action: roto tillers breaking ground for gardens, miners driving to and from the golden mines of Alleghany, chain saws brushing the fallen trees, children on roller skates or bicycles or the bouncing of a basketball. One of the greatest negative impacts of depressed rural communities like Alleghany is the loss of community. City folks may be unaware of the decline and decay of our rural lands. The gold in Alleghany is the life-blood for Phoenix. Four minutes til no power.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4684Due to my departure in mid-March for Mexico, I missed the release of Martin Armstrong from Federal prision being put there on trumped up charges.
Mr. Armstrong’s latest report entitled, “The Other Side Of Inflation” is linked below. Mr. Armstrong, as usual, tells us about history that almost all of our schools saw fit not to teach us.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4682Gold $1455.10 UP $1.40
Silver $40.36 UP $0.25Bob Chapman Explains The Silver Short Squeeze
http://goldbasics.blogspot.com/2011/04/bob-chapman-explains-silver-short.html
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4681Gold $1453.60 OFF $9.60
Silver $40.12 OFF $0.10This afternoons Shadowstats.com newsletter continues to blame the Fed for its continuing dollar debasement although few in the media have the nerve to do so. The financial wealth of the middle class, especially, is being systematically destroyed by a private corporation controlled by foreign banks which the Fed is. Bob Chapman states all the financial misery that has been brought to us by Greenspan and Bernanke was all planned well in advance.
Mr. Chapman, also, states that if your’re not holding gold and silver you are nuts. He says people with money in bank, outside of your monthly operating expenses, need to have their heads checked.
Bob Chapman says the only way to protect yourself against this(the Fed) is by owning gold and silver and the gold and silver companies.
Just listened to an interview of Ted Butler the other day with one of Ted’s comments quite startling, “The price of silver in going into the solar system.”
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4680Gold $1475.00
Silver $40.93Comments from today’s International Forecaster, writer Bob Chapman:
“At the recent meeting of wealth managers in Singapore, 200 attendees were told that the Dow has lost 80% versus gold and silver over the past 11 years(shocking). When asked how many attendees had more than 5% of their assets in gold no one raised their hand. Does that sound like a bubble to you? Less than 1% of Americans own gold and silver related assets. It looks to us that the upside is enormous, certainly not like a bubble.”
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4679Gold $1465.10 UP $6.70
Silver $39.89 UP $0.25Gold is moving higher tonight and is positioning itself for a run at the $1,550 area. If this level in bettered, Martin Armstrong states that we could run to the $2000 area, quite easily.
Silver continues to steadily move higher. Just minutes ago, the metal traded at $40.
It is becoming apparent that as time goes by, increasing amounts of government debt are being liquidated for the safety of the precious metals.
The problem is, TOO MUCH DEBT.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #4678Squeeze The People
It’s wondered, how can the blood sucking Water Board members sleep at night? The folks that commit moral crimes against their own will in the end be victims of their own consciences. The only survivors from the Water Board tyrants will be the sociopaths. People who have dealt with sociopaths know: what goes around, comes around.
The following comments were made by Bob Chapman in yesterday’s International Forecaster:
“If you want to understand better why so many states from New York to Wisconsin to California are teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, consider this depressing statistic: Today in America there are nearly twice as many people working for the government (22.5 million) than in all of manufacturing (11.5 million). This is an almost exact reversal of the situation in 1960, when there were 15 million workers in manufacturing and 8.7 million collecting a paycheck from the government. It gets worse. More Americans work for the government than work in construction, farming, fishing, forestry, manufacturing, mining and utilities combined. We have moved decisively from a nation of makers to a nation of takers.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #4677Gold $1460.30
Silver $39.53Gold and silver continue to surprise but then again, we’re are in a bull market and anything can haqppen on the upside.
Jim Sinclair states tonight that the shorts in the gold and silver shares are due to be roasted. Prepare youselves for an experience of a life-time when the public decides thay want to own this group.
Go Gold! Go Silver!
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #4676I just gave Noreen Evans in the Senate from the 2nd District a piece of my mind following a news letter from her reminding the District’s voters of all the great things she’s doing for us.
I reminded her that she or her staff failed to acknowlege my concerns some months back of the rogue actions that the Water Boards were taking aginst our shareholders.
I suspect I’ll never hear from her again. What a waste of time!
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