Loading ...Sold it several months ago at a small profit, waiting for a pullback since. Now-today is what I call pullback. Since nobody else seems to want it, I am thinking of buying when market opens. After sifting through the days events is any one else thinking it might be a good time to get in? Promise I will keep the secret.
Many thanks for the continuing discussion of MMS; I appreciate it all. I have some and will begin soon.
C heers, TQ
It is a feeling of energy, IMO. I am also more aware….even of my heartbeats.
I also have the same concern about finding a juice in the off season. Right now I am freezing local apple juice, but I only have so much space..have to find alternatives.
Thanks for sharing.
Arch
“Debt is an indispensable economic instrument. It has a great beneficial impact on human welfare. But like fissionable nuclear material, it is shot through and through with extreme danger. If its quantity exceeds critical mass, then chain reaction is bound to set in causing a nuclear explosion. The role of gold is precisely to prevent that from happening. Gold is the agent that can detect bad debt and stop its proliferation in good time. Thanksgiving 2007 is special because we are just re-learning the ancient lesson that no banking system can safely operate without gold. You cannot measure the quality and quantity of debt in terms of another, just as you cannot measure the length of an elastic band in terms of another.”
Antal E. Fekete
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Goodnight, everyone.
JBI
PS - BTW, GOLD’s 300 DMA is now at $671.73, rising and at another All-Time High.
Cheers!
assessment today of the NovaGold news. Here are some relevant quotes of Roulston’s opinion: “While the Galore Creek project is burdened with rising costs, the long-term projections for metal prices presently being used to evaluate the project seem out-of-step with reality. The feasibility study used a copper price of $1.25 and a gold price of $450 for the life of the project………NovaGold and its major company partner have indicated that they continue to see long-term value in Galore Creek and will maintain the project on care and maintenance and expect to resume development at some time in the future……..Clearly, it would have been nice to get out of all those stocks last week. At present prices, they represent good value. There is likely to be further volatility through the year end. Further selling, exacerbated by tax loss selling, will be countered by investors who are taking advantage of the low share prices in relation to the long-term value in those companies” (meaning NoveGold, Copper Fox and Romios).
Mr. Roulston is of the opinion that “Long-term metal prices, denominated in US dollars, must be adjusted to account for the decline in the value of the dollar. As that recognition sinks in, projects like Galore Creek will be seen in a new light.” He concludes that “Those deposits that have been delineated will take on increasing importance as it becomes apparaent that the mining industry has limited options in terms of expanding metal production”.
All wise words, in my opinion. We will hold our position in NG, and will continue exercising our NG warrants to acquire more NG shares.
Open to constructive critisysim.
My experience, I started out with 4 drops with the vinegar and within 2 weeks I was up to 14 drops. Then I was finally able to get some citric acid. The 14 drops was tooooo much. hehe I dropped back down to 8 and now 2 weeks later am up to 11.
I have had a problem with just looking at the MMS bottle and feeling sick. hehe I was able to get some apple juice from the local orchard and that has made taking the mineral tolerable. In fact it isn’t unpleasant at all. I just rinse my mouth out with the apple juice after drinking the mixture and there is no residual taste.
Will we be able to find something to mix with the MMS solution other than natural fruit fresh fruit juices, (which are hard to get when out of season locally), to mask the revolting taste? That seems to be the biggest drawback.
I will add that I don’t take any medications and haven’t for years, the MMS gives me a feeling that I can’t quite describe. It’s not the shakes but a feeling like waves of maybe electricity. Not unpleasant at all in fact I really enjoy it.
But let me say…beer, brats, and cheese curds are not exactly what I would consider health food. Although many around here may argue this point….
…I am playing with Bollinger Bands on the Dow Charts….
…..On the Weekly we hit the lower band today….and every time that happened in the Last year Dow Bounced hard
….On the 30 and 60 minue charts we Blew way down thru the Lower Band….this almost always means a Bounce …..
…..what could be the catylist…..a surprise Fed Rate Cut….50 points?
…..Bears Watching as they say
The Hang ‘Em Index has now joined the slaughter, joining Korea’s Soul Searching Composite Index and Taiwan’s Overweighted Index in leading the region down, each declining by more than 3%.
finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=asia
JBI
Arch…
I was born and raised and weaned in Wisconsin. I’ve been under the impression that a cold beer was more a health food than a toxin. Guess I missed the fine print along the way. Live and learn….shucks…
It is certainly possible, but I can also see getting a total wash out down near 12,000 and 1360 on the S&P.
I think it all depends on the news and how they can spin it! Wait, Wait, Wait - I got it - how about they dig up the “Fed has called an emergency meeting and will be cutting rates”, that has worked three times before when the Dow was on the edge. Have a good evening!
The DJIA is getting a little oversold, imo, but could get a lot more “oversolder”. I think you have a fair shot and slightly better than 50% chance of making out nicely on those puts, but I say that only because you only have about 24 days left. If you had 3-4 months, I’d say you’re sitting in a gold mine, son! Good luck!
As for those fellow cabies and waitressies in Asia having gotten enough education, my answer is NO. They all failed a simple multiple choice question a few days ago when asked if it was time to buy and they all said “YES”. Many lessons to go yet before they all throw in their towels. Many lessons.
Always good to hear from you, friend.
JBI
PS - JMHO, of course.
I started takin bicarb over a year ago because of acid reflux.I used to never go anywhere without tums and zantac. I remembered taking baking soda as a kid and started taking a half teaspoon to a half glass of water, after a couple of months I could tell when I was more acidic than normal. I only take it maybe once a week now. I strongly recomend it to anyone that lives on tums or any other antacid. I am up to 15 drops of mms along with my wife, neither of us has had much of a bad experience so far. It has cleared my sinuses which I have had a problem with for years. My wife has problems with her ears for years so far there is a little improvement. I will keep you updated as to progress as we progress with the mms.