Eeos…i dont think so

-> Posted by Fullgoldcrown @ 23:56 pm on May 28, 2008

does jim sinclair have a public subscription pay site?

-> Posted by eeos @ 23:50 pm on May 28, 2008

I thought he might?

@Israeli–thanks a bunch for your post @5:13 on K2

-> Posted by breeze @ 23:42 pm on May 28, 2008

I’ve copied every word to save and revisit as needed. You’re a treasure for this site and so willing to share your knowledge. And I really appreciate it!

bonds

-> Posted by redneckokie1 @ 23:30 pm on May 28, 2008

the five year note broke through support today. should be bullish for the pm market if it holds. the hedge funds seem to have left the commodity markets before memorial day. they will come back with a vengance when they have identified a target market.

rno

Silverngold…is that a subscription site?

-> Posted by Fullgoldcrown @ 23:22 pm on May 28, 2008

Any more??

-> Posted by silverngold @ 23:21 pm on May 28, 2008

Ski

I think these are all Subscription Sites…

-> Posted by Fullgoldcrown @ 23:16 pm on May 28, 2008

….any more ?

1…Lemetropole Cafe
2….Richard Russell
3….Adam Hamilton
4….Jim Dines
5…..Mahendra
6……SJ Kaplan
7……Merv Burak
8…Doug Casey
9…Jason Hommel
10…James Stack
11…Harry Schultz
12…Jim Willie
13…Jay Taylor
14…Aden Sisters
15…Steve Saville
16…Jack Chan
17… Bill Buckler
18…Ski
19…Captain Hook
20…BobChapman
21…Gary Dorsch

Russell says to kick back and have a brewski

-> Posted by Auric1 @ 22:33 pm on May 28, 2008

www.321gold.com/editorials/russell/russell052908.html

equisetum

-> Posted by redneckokie1 @ 22:32 pm on May 28, 2008

i think the “official” reason those vent windows are no longer available is that they were easily pried open by auto thieves. i personally believe the reason they went by the wayside was that the auto producers could reduce the production expenses by a few cents.  i still have an old pickup truck that has vent windows and i truly enjoy them.

rno

Wanka

-> Posted by AuGirl @ 22:26 pm on May 28, 2008

Penguin whacker…my best 323.5  tie with grin

Thats what my boss would call a mental health break ..LOL

strikerrod @ 21:04 pm

-> Posted by floridagold @ 22:09 pm on May 28, 2008

I don’t own the stock but it sure does appear that everytime there is positive news - someone wants to sell the stock.  Makes no sense - yet - that is what seems to happen.  If they ever declare bankruptcy - it should go to $50.00.  JMO

smokke (20:15) I have no suggestions for a poll, and will not likely have any future suggestions either.

-> Posted by Equisetum @ 22:06 pm on May 28, 2008

But I did vote in some of the past polls that had an international context.  Cheers.  Equiz.

Fullgoldcrown - an old favorite news letter

-> Posted by Deadeye @ 22:05 pm on May 28, 2008

Investech by James Stack, located whitefish Mt. has great charts and data, very conservative with his safety first analysis. Frequent guest on Nightly Buss. news.

Harry Schultz news letter is another old famous one.

Fullgoldcrown @ 20:41 pm

-> Posted by LP. @ 22:02 pm on May 28, 2008

The best newsletter that I read is Bill Buckler’s ‘The Privateer’.

Beating Back the Short Attack …. by Rich Duprey .. May 23/08

-> Posted by strikerrod @ 21:35 pm on May 28, 2008

 For Golden Star Investors …… including yours truly.

 Short-circuited
Over the past few months, Golden Star Resources — which operates extensively in Ghana, West Africa — has been a company in transition. It replaced much of its top management, naming a new president and CEO, as well as a new executive vice president and COO. Also, although gold prices have been at record levels and the company is selling gold for more than 40% above last year’s prices (not to mention that revenue from gold sold has risen 78% year over year), Golden Star still recorded a larger loss this past quarter than a year ago.

Part of the reason for the greater loss was the expenses associated with its new sulfide plant, which is expected to increase its production capabilities while eventually lowering its costs. At elevated price levels, extracting gold from sulfide rock becomes more economically feasible, and Golden Star says results from shallow transition ores are consistent with expectations; the company anticipates greater amounts of gold ore as it digs deeper.

Still, the plant has had mechanical issues and might remain a troublesome proposition. Investors like CAPS player JohnnyMojo recognize this, but also see the potential for a better operating company, one with takeover potential:

Looking for a takeover candidate? Look no further then GSS. On the path to become a half million ounce a year producer by the end of 2008, a ma[r]ket cap around a billion, a new CEO who actually knows what he is doing, and a history of being the leader in … constantly beaten-down, options-players-manipulated stock, when they finally begin to execute on full scale with their biox plant, one of two of this size in the world for extracting gold from highly oxidized ore not normally salvageable…. They will be bought immediately.

Investors like mancini think the new plant makes Golden Star a much more reasonable investment, since it is still a feasible operation, even at significantly lower price points for gold:

Valuations have been pushed down, thanks to delays on getting the full BIOX system up and running. That is complete, power is online, new management is in place, and gold is close to $900 for an operation that should be profitable for gold as low as $600. Price was further suppressed by recent downgrades… First good report about production or earnings should generate a 20% pop.