Grin about Rambus chart 16:50

I know your no newbie and don’t want to start a debate but..Rambus chart 16:50. Negative devergence was already in place in the high of 2006, started down after, although even with such divergence it can still go up for another wave or two, it did not, but it did hold support. The fact that their is negative divergence and it is near support, I myself would not buy back in, or add, because if it drops below it support, could  fall farther..for now. If it heads back up that may be a different story. But then would have to watch carefully at this point because of the hurricane. In 2006 it followed a hurricane and great disaster, and as you saw at that point was temporiary and headed down after, correction, consolidation what have you. I believe t/a speaking only showing 3 negative divergences, Macd, RSI and STO and nearing support well a picture says a 1000 words and should be careful. And to watch closley what this hurricane is doing, if it does go up, it will correct again. The day will come we are rewarded but don’t believe it will happen in a stady up-trend, it will shake people out and some stocks may fail (Jr or penny) for what ever reason along the way. JMHO

rno

We have to cut a deal with the quadrant lease holder even though it is on private land…still doable..you got a yen for that eh!

japanese yen

got the buy signal today on the 7 point rpw.rest of currencies were very weak. must be unwrapping some big time yen carry trades.

rno

A Paulson Graphic Message….

… to the gold community. Important for you to understand what this guy is all about. This chart speaks volumes!!!

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While watching CNN news over the dinner hour, I heard a CNN reporter say

that the Governor of Alaska was “a non-believer in climate warming”.  Must be faulty reporting by CNN.   Maybe Alaskan buildings located over deposits of massive ground ice are leaning for other reasons.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4120755.stm

See related posting at 22:53.

Grin

At the least you might to want to produce, any small bit, of any consumer evidence, as to how consumer prices are going down.

You can groupie it if you wish..so be it.. and you may in fact need that groupie approval….Yet no deflationist has presented any sound  case that our cost of living is decling.

The link below is an abstract only of the article which explains how

climate warming in Arctic and Subarctic regions is reducing the mining transportation season by at least two weeks of operating time each year now in regions that are otherwise roadless and where  mine-related transportation depends upon use of ice roads in the winter season.  I have posted before how this aspect of climate warming is negatively impacting exploration activities of several PM mining ventures, in addition to diamond mining operations, in Canada’s Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

 http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/nd07/feature_ice_road.asp

The pot of gold ain’t that far off….follow the seven colored road ….and listen to Mr. Market.

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Most excellent rebuttal, grin

Lotta Bull

Moggy (the small pics won’t enlarge)

soee @ 20:50 pm on August 29

Ya I guess anyone that doesnt agree with deflation isnt a big thinker thks.

Oh well thanks a bunch.

Masterful job today, guys

The Bears of Saltery Cove on Kodiak Island

Moggy

Deflation

Well, my can of tuna fish, jar of peanut butter, box of breakfast cereal, etc., continues  over the years to shrink. So, if ALL the banks in the world go belly up can one expect a change in this situation?

What the deflationists seem not to understand is,quite simply,  the very concept of Fiat money.  Save those $dollar bills folks because, per the deflationists theory, just one $dollar will buy you a six pack, in the near future. The price of goods will come down,… well they have to because the $dollar is now as good as gold?

Incredible Thinking….Mind Boggling.  If all the banks in the world fail…Will that dollar bill be worth more?

Give me a buckskin coat with fringes…”For What its Worth”

Neil got it right. Thirty years timeless, I say.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJV44YV69z0&feature=related

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Coin in hand my friends

Winedoc

OROREEF @ 20:!3

Well said. I am happy never to own another of their cars again. Never.

Some years ago I owned, a top of line, Cadillac Seville and decided to strip it These guys used Zippy screws rather then welding. Shake, rattle and roll and in time many of these Zippy screws came loose. NEVER Again.

wake up call

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