Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Wednesday cinema & library (updated)



Abigail Doolittle: Runaway day likely to fail (June 6)
Keiser Report: Paper money collapse (June 5)
David Fry: Big Wednesday short squeeze (June 7)
The Guardian: Spain calls for new tax pact to save euro (June 6)
Wall Street Journal: Lockhart says Fed must stand ready to provide more support (June 6)
Le Fly: 'We are going the fuck higher' (June 6)
Turd Ferguson: 'DO NOT be surprised by a dip/profit-taking' in metals (June 6)
Financial Post: Gartman admits he made bad call on gold (June 6)
Jim Rogers: 'Please get worried' (June 4)

Friday, May 25, 2012

Weekend cinema & library (updated)

10:37 am (Hawaii) Gold (and silver) got a nice gap up this morning thanks to the CME mafia's loosening (death) grip on margin requirements. Most of the market though was flat, meandering, aimless. The skeptic in me wants to be in FAZ since we have Memorial Day weekend ahead and that gives the Euro boneheads three entire days to keep screwing their system up. (Is it reasonable to expect such disparate cultures and nations to be unified? We would never enter a union with Canada, Mexico, Panama and Haiti, would we? Bad comparison, I know, but how can Germany not despise Greece at this point?)

So gold's leap higher appeals to the optimist in me. Maybe the puppeteers are ready to jolt this market to new highs like 2011. But craziness in the euro zone is going to happen, just a matter of when. So I remain neutral, all cash.

Bloomberg: Deutsche Bank's Fitschen said failed Greece lacks leaders (May 25)
Zerohedge: About that European stress test (2011) and where pain in Spain is raining next (May 25)
Zerohedge: Greece has proved that ECB bailout scheme based on lies, fraud (May 25)

Update Monday 8:14 pm The pessimists/realists/skeptics could be right 99% of the time. I could agree with them 99% of the time. But that 1% they're wrong could be precisely when the market bounces. Probably when more fiat starts rolling off the digital presses. Then what? What good will it do anyone to be short the market?

Still, it's good to hear both sides of the story.

Economic Collapse: 25 signs that smart money has written off Southern Europe (May 28)
Reggie Middleton (video): Breaking down muppetology (May 28)
Le Fly: One more great trade until September (May 28)







Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Academy hand-poured

They stopped making these at the end of 2011. Wish I'd gotten a few. I didn't because it was pricey, a hefty premium from spot. Criterion bought Academy, from what I understand, so the new "chunky" silver bars are labeled with the new name. The big difference is that the new bars aren't chrome-like and shiny.

This video is from 2010.


Monday, January 16, 2012

Nose to the grindstone

Wow it's been forever. I haven't missed the market one bit. Haven't known if I've missed rallies or downswings. Had plenty enough to keep me busy through the holiday season, and work has been the usual heavy load. But it's time to do some catching up. For someone like me who hasn't kept up with the Euro debt (death) spiral and the latest shenanigans stateside, it's a refreshing taste of news that I'll dab into this week, little by little. I don't expect to bet on anything real soon, unless gold and silver take a nosedive and bargain prices are available.

Here's some perspective from one of the best, streetmoney21.

Monday, November 21, 2011

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Tuesday cinema & library (updated 530 pm HST)



Blogs
(new) Peter Brandt: What charts say about US stock market (Nov 1)
Turd Ferguson: MFing Global (Nov 1)
Lance Roberts: Fed trapped by inflation, there will be no QE3 tomorrow (Nov 1)
Reggie Middleton: Greco-Franco bank run has skipped pond, landed in NY/Chicago (Nov 1)
Zero Hedge: How US banks are lying about European exposure (Nov 1)
SGS: Carnage update (Nov 1)
Le Fly: Life could be worse (Nov 1)
Jake Gint: Pumpkin head market (Nov 1)
Cain Thaler: I'll take a break from pessimism (Nov 1)
Rajun Cajun: Pullback to the 20-day (Nov 1)
chessnwine: Melting away the coked-up rally (Nov 1)
bigdad06: China moves on water! (Nov 1)
RT: Lauren Lyster (Nov 1)
Gerald Celente: Liberty Plaza, part 3 (Nov 1)
(new) NewAmericaNow: Greece: SHTF imminent (Nov 1)
(new) Christopher Greene: MF Global is next Lehman (Nov 1)
Audio

Mainstream
(new) Business Insider: Europe - What to expect in the next 24 hours (Nov 1)
(new) Business Insider: Fitch joins mass freak-out over Greek referendum (Nov 1)
(new) Business Insider: The sad story of why everyone's angry at Italy (Sept 23)

Trick or Treat?


Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Tuesday cinema & library (updated 900 pm HST)



Blogs

Upside Trader: Why I shorted financials twice in 2 days (Oct 25)
Le Fly: You are cordially invited (Oct 25)
Cain Thaler: I told you they'd disappoint (Oct 25)
Le Fly: Hedge fund relief rally stalled (Oct 25)
Cain Thaler: QE3 is coming (Oct 25)
Le Fly: There is only one long trade here (Oct 25)
Le Fly: Devil is in details (Oct 25)
Rajun Cajun: What I'm looking at this morning (Oct 25)
Golden Truth: Housing continues death spiral (Oct 25)

Vlogs

(new) streetmoney21: Gold, silver finally make a move (Oct 25)
(new) bullorbearreport: Silver rebound, markets looking bullish (Oct 25)
Truth Never Told: The Riddle (Oct 25)
Wearchange.org: Russell Simmons on End the Fed (Oct 25)
ScrapGoldBusiness: Time has come to buy silver (Oct 25)



Audio
Peter Schiff Radio (Oct 25)
Chris Martenson: Guest Eric Sprott (Oct 25)

Mainstream

Sleep vs Trading

10:40 am (Hawaii) Was in and out of FAZ today for a very small loss. Bought FAZ at 44.70, stopped myself out at 43.96. Bought FAZ at 44.80, stopped myself out at 44.96. Bought again at 45.33, stopped myself out at 45.64. FAZ ran above 46 before the bell, then predictably sold off to mid-45. Currently 45.91 after hours.

Between the first trade and later trades, I got a few hours of sleep while the Dow sat in the -90 to -120 range. The Dow finished -207, basically giving back yesterday's gains. October has been a beastly month for bulls, so some profit-taking is normal. But what's exceptional is some of the crashes in certain stocks today.

AMZN -18.6%
FSLR -25.2%
GMCR -13.1%
NFLX -35%
WNR -9.8%
X -9.8%

Precious metals did very well today on solid volume, as Brother Turd forecasted yesterday. AGQ up 10.3% to 63.60. DGP up 5.4% to 57.31. Miners up big. EXK +6.1% to 10.43. GDX +2.4%. SLW +3.4%. XG +7.9%. I still have no interest in trading miners. Too many invisible factors, ie puppeteers.

AAPL was above 406 early, but led the way down (along with copper, NFLX, etc) and is -2.3% to 396+.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Thursday cinema & library (updated Fri 100 am HST)




(new) endlessmountain: Nonsense - Silver, dollar index, TLT bonds (Oct 21)
(new) MoneyBags73: Massive conflicts of interest at Fed (Oct 20)
(new) Jim Comiskey: Daily market insights - metals futures (Oct 20)
(new) Peter Schiff: Listener questions (Oct 20)
RT: Athens chaos: Cop-protester crossfire (Oct 20)
Keiser Report: Live and let fail (Oct 20)
ScrapGoldBusiness: Perth Mint update (Oct 20)
bullorbearreport: The revolution has begun! (Oct 20)

Audio
(new) Peter Schiff Radio (Oct 20)

Mainstream

Eye candy
Street Low: Impala '64 clowning with Desire (Oct 15)


Thursday, October 13, 2011

Thursday cinema & library (updated 1000 pm HST)

Orpheum Theater, Memphis, Tennessee



Blogs
Golden Truth: Legalized fraud (Oct 13)
Dan Norcini: Gold still being held by $1680 (Oct 13)
Le Fly: Flirting with disaster (Oct 13)
SGS: Trade on, trade off (Oct 13)
Le Fly: Tired bull (Oct 13)
Turd Ferguson: Deflating inflation (Oct 13)
Doug Kass: 10 questions for the bears (Oct 10)
Doug Kass: 10 questions for the bulls (Oct 10)
James Altucher: I lost $5 million this morning (Sept 24)

Vlogs
(new) Young Turks: CNN's Burnett: Root for the banks! (Oct 13)
Keiser Report: Dog & Pony Show (Oct 13)
StormCloudsGathering: The chain of obedience (Oct 13)
Standard Rebellion: How many more occupations? (Oct 13)
Luke Rudkowski: Michael Moore, Take 2 (Oct 13)
theeastwatch: N. Korea too?!? WTF (Oct 13)
Realist News: Is Mexico's 92 tons of gold gone? (Oct 13)
SilverGuild: Gold as money across the US (Oct 13)
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): The ultimate exit strategy (Oct 12)
NewAmericaNow: I am not moving (Oct 10)

Audio
Peter Schiff: Guest Andrew Napolitano (Oct 13)
Chris Martenson: Guest Rob Hopkins (Oct 13)
ScrapGoldBusiness: This was someone's home (Oct 13)
Mike Broomhead: Guest Gerald Celente (Oct 10)

Mainstream

(video) (new) Sky News: Nigel Farage and Sharon Bowles (Oct 13)
(video) (new) RT: Nigel Farage on European bailouts (Oct 13)
(video) (new) Euronews: Greek general strike to be extended (Oct 13)
(video) (new) UKIP Media: Nigel Farage: Slovak vote no to bailout (Oct 12)

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Wednesday cinema & library (updated Thur 100 am HST)


Blogs
(new) Zero Hedge: Senate votes to block Obama jobs plan (Oct 11)
(new) SGS: More smoke and mirrors (Oct 11)
Le Fly: The WNR grows (Oct 11)
Le Fly: A pullback is in the cards (Oct 11)
Cain Thaler: Lazy afternoon glance (Oct 11)
Scott Bleier: Don't think (Oct 11)
Rajun Cajun: 1190 brick wall (Oct 11)
SGS: CFTC has enough votes to pass position limits (Oct 11)
Turd Ferguson: A rally cometh? (Oct 11)
Dan Norcini: Commodity complex reflecting more optimism related to European bailout plan (Oct 11)
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): Silver cheerleaders only cheered for physical (Oct 10)

Vlogs

(new) Keiser Report: Ground Zero of financial terrorism (Oct 11)
(new) BrotherJohnF: Peak Silver (Oct 11)
silverfuturist: Globalism and silver: Who rules you? (Oct 11)
H1INC: The damage is done (Oct 11)
GRTV: War on whistleblowers - Sibel Edmonds (Oct 11)
Realist News: Lindsey Williams on radio shows soon (Oct 11)
SilverCircleMovie: Occupy the Federal Reserve begins (Oct 11)
Christopher Greene: End the Fed revolution, jail bankers now! (Oct 11)
RT: End the Fed: 'Revolution has come to America' (Oct 11)

Audio

Mainstream
(new) Business Insider: Fed minutes come out later today (Oct 12)
(new) Business Insider: End of the Eurozone (Oct 12)
(new) Business Insider: Hey Jamie Dimon, protestors outside your house (Oct 11)
(new) Business Insider: An incredible tour of China's richest village (Oct 11)
Washington Post: Slovakia rejects European bailout plan (Oct 11)
CNBC: Guest Jim Rogers (Oct 10)

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Thursday cinema & library (updated 1000 pm HST)

Federal Reserve

Blogs
Zero Hedge: BBC does it again (Oct 6)
Le Fly: Enter decadence (Oct 6)
Le Fly: This is madness (Oct 6)
Scott Bleier: Hope lives! (Oct 6)
Rajun Cajun: The Russell paints the picture (Oct 6)
madhedgefundtrader: Why I tripled my volatitlity index short (Oct 6)
Le Fly: Ignoring warnings (Oct 6)
Le Fly: Rally will continue until pain threshold is met (Oct 6)
Zero Hedge: France, Germany fail to reach agreement (Oct 6)
Turd Ferguson: Ready for more BLSBS? (Oct 6)
Turd Ferguson: Disconnect (Oct 5)

Vlogs
(new) bullorbearreport: Silver +10% in 2 days! Good buy point (Oct 6)
(new) BrotherJohnF: Silver Update - Buy the dips (Oct 6)
Reggie Middleton: BoomBustBlog Occupy Wall St documentary (Oct 6)
endlessmountain: Rant - Using charts for buy/sell points (Oct 6)
endlessmountain: Silver Log (Oct 6)
jackieochannel: Occupy Wall St media zombies (Oct 6)
Keiser Report: Debts and slavery (Oct 5)

Audio
Progressive Radio News Hour: Guest Gerald Celente (Oct 6)
Kerry Lutz: Guest Barry Stuppler (Oct 6)
Chris Martenson: Guest David Stockman (Oct 6)

Mainstream


(video) CNBC: The jobs report trade (Doug Kass) (Oct 6)


Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Wednesday cinema & library

A Visionary for our time
A Visionary for all time
Rest in peace, Steve

Steve Jobs
MarketWatch: Apple's Steve Jobs dies at 56 (Oct 5)

Blogs
Zero Hedge: Le Figaro discloses France has prepared an emergency nationalization plan for 2 or 3 banks (Oct 5)
Golden Truth: 'New price' (Oct 5)
Dan Norcini: Gold still stuck in a range (Oct 5)
Street Insider: Don't worry, if you're rich you won't pay Bank of America a debit card fee (Oct 5)
SGS: Dear James Gorman (CEO of Morgan Stanley) (Oct 5)
Turd Ferguson: Three things to consider (Oct 5)
JS Kim/Zero Hedge: Utah Monetary Declaration of freedom (Oct 5)
Reggie Middleton: Sliced Apple margins for dinner? (Oct 5)
Zero Hedge: Friday's NFP will be disappointment (Oct 5)
SGS: Am I in 2008 Lehman days? (Oct 4)
Charles Hugh Smith: Heresy and the US Dollar (Oct 4)

Vlogs
Keiser Report: Occupy Keiser Report! (Oct 5)
manoftruth: Roseanne Barr on Alex Jones Show (Oct 5)
ScrapGoldBusiness: $25 paper silver coming soon? (Oct 5)
Hit the Bid: Krull to arms, it's coming (Oct 5)

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Weekend cinema & library (updated Sun 1100 pm HST)

Best film I've seen in awhile

Update Sunday 10:15 pm (Hawaii) Alternative media is riding the whole Occupy Wall St scene while mainstream barely mentions it, even after a woman was maced by police a few days ago. No surprise.

Gold and silver are up significantly overseas tonight. Dow futures went from -55 to -140 to -80 in the past few hours. I'm all cash, hoping for FAZ at 55 or lower soon, but it might not happen. Tempting here  to add some physical PM at these levels, even though a drop in silver to 21 would still not surprise me. I theorized a week or two ago that a fall from the high in late April from 49 down to a low of 21 would correlate with the previous high of 21 down to below 9.

Major slingshot action? It probably will become the norm. 


Blogs
Brandon Smith: Lagarde's IMF Action Plan: Reassure the idiots (Oct 1)
Bruce Krasting: We're getting closer (Sept 30)
Jeffrey Snider: Looking back to late '80s for 'contagion' guidance (Sept 30)
Russ Certo: Fire in the hole (Sept 30)
Golden Truth: Today was a really, really ugly day for the stock market (Sept 30)
Zero Hedge: Buffett says European bank(s) asked him for money (Sept 30)
Reggie Middleton: I'm hunting big game today (Sept 30)
Le Fly: Cheers! (Sept 30)
Jake Gint: Shaved down dog (Sept 30)
Cain Thaler: Oil resumes death throes (Sept 30)
Ragin Cajun: Another great week (Sept 30)
Turd Ferguson: Of revolution and revolutionaries (Sept 30)
> On silver: "Be very cautious. A drop through 29 will signal a test of the early Monday spike bottom."
> "Europe is going to largely collapse first."
King World News: Weldon: Here is where we are headed (Sept 30)
Zero Hedge: Worst quarter for S&P 500 since Q4 2008 (Sept 30)
Zero Hedge: POMO... it's baaaaack (Sept 30)
Zero Hedge: Margin Stanley, China and high yield (Sept 30)
Zero Hedge: Morgan Stanley CDS - Is China part of the problem (Sept 30)
Jesse's Cafe Americain: Gold daily, silver weekly charts (Aug 30)
Quint Tatro: Staying short (Sept 29)
Ragin Cajun: Activities (Sept 29)
> "I swear this market reminds me (of) 2008, headfakes in every direction, whipsawing traders in every direction, until everyone was inside the funnel. If you are new to trading, I suggest you either sit out, or pick a side and stick to it (always make sure stops are in place). The worst thing you can do is switch from long to short, short to long, until you churn your account to the ground."

Chris Duane (Silver Shield): States to financially break away from Federal govt (Sept 30)
Dan Norcini: Monthly gold charts (Sept 30)
Golden Truth: Today's most current comment on Eastern hemisphere gold buying (Sept 29)
Golden Truth: Bernanke is setting up QE3 (Sept 29)
Harvey Organ: Open interest falls to lowest levels in years (Sept 29)

Vlogs


(new) endlessmountain: 99% vs 1% (Oct 2)
(new) RT: Brooklyn Bridge video, police arrest Occupy Wall St protestors (Oct 2)
(new) drutter: Silver update - Point form (Oct 2)
(new) visionvictory: Govt housing market - Upside down (Oct 2)
(new) endlessmountain: Silver Log - notes (part 1) (part 2) (Oct 1)
(new) SGT Report: Guest David Schectman (part 1) (part 2) (Oct 1)
(new) Peter Schiff: Third quarter market wrap-up (Oct 1)
> "The bubble is in the Treasury market."
(new) Keiser Report: WW3 will make us all rich (Oct 1)
(new) Alex Schaefer: Occupy Los Angeles has begun! (Oct 1)
(new) East Watch: S&P crash warning! (Oct 1)
(new) Al Korelin: Guest David Morgan (Oct 1)
bigdad06: Guest Chris Duane (Silver Shield) (Sept 30)
endlessmountain: Silver Log - Sentiment (Sept 30)
BrotherJohnF: Silver Update - Peak silver (Sept 30)
silverfuturist: Is the gold correction over? (Sept 30)
Christopher Greene: Next quarter America will pray for stock market crash of 2008 (Sept 30)
ScrapGoldBusiness: Fork Report (Sept 30)
(new) OccupySF.com: Occupy Wall Street - San Francisco (Sept 29)
Keiser Report: The Greek Depression (Sept 29)

Audio
Chris Martenson: Guest David Stockman (Oct 1)
Bob Chapman: Discount gold and silver trading (Sept 30)

Mainstream
King World News: Weekly metals wrap (Oct 1)
King World News: Guest Pierre Lassonde (Oct 1)
King World News: Guest Bill Fleckenstein (Sept 29)

Metal bling
ArgentPur1OZ: Dragons! (Oct 1)






Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Tuesday cinema & library (updated 1100 pm HST)

Moneyball

Update 8:49 pm (Hawaii) Re-entered FAZ with a handful of shares at 60.53 before afterhours trading closed. Not an exceedingly logical reason to enter, especially after it ran from 55+ in the final hour before the closing bell. But if Euroland has more noise overnight, FAZ can make the jump to 65 and 70 rather easily. If there's any sense of resolution for Euro unity, FAZ can go back to 55+ just as quickly. Longer term, FAZ is going to 100. This is a near-term bet. Wouldn't shock me to see FAZ make it back to 50 or 40 along the way.

Blogs
(new) Woodshedder: Don't get punked by bear market rally (Sept 27)
> The action of the past few days reminds me a lot of what happened after Sept 18, 2008, when Paulson and Bernanke met with members of Congress to propose the $700 billion bailout. The next day, SPY gapped up over 5.5% but reverse to close up 3.4%. After that day, SPY began falling and almost never stopped until it found a temporary bottom in November."

Scott Bleier: Instability is rising (Sept 27)
Scott Bleier: Episode VI: The new, new hope (Sept 27)
Le Fly: German slaves (Sept 27)
Le Fly: Farewell iBC! (Sept 27)
Le Fly: I've retired from investing (Sept 27)
Jake Gint: Premature emasculation (Sept 27)
> Chart AGQ daily
Le Fly: Golden geese and silver too (Sept 27)
Turd Ferguson: Max Q (Sept 27)
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): Do not f@ck with us (Sept 27)
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): 'We deal in illusions, none of it is true' (Sept 27)
Dan Norcini: Gold chart and comments (Sept 27)
> Chart Gold 4-hour
Chris Duane (Silver Shield): Strong like bull (Sept 26)
(new) Cain Thaler: On the subject of cash (Sept 26)
(new) Cain Thaler: Rampaging in silver market (Sept 26)
Jeff Nielson: Precious metals vs US treasuries (Sept 25)


Vlogs
(new) Warren Pollock: The Power Elite (Sept 27)
(new) BrotherJohnF: Silver Update - Occupy silver (Sept 27)
Realist News: Greek people attacking politcians (Sept 27)
Realist News: Silver jumps 26% in 26 hours (Sept 27)
endlessmountain: Gold technical analysis (Sept 27)
endlessmountain: The tell of guilt, regret, ashamed (Sept 27)
ScrapGoldBusiness: Gold and silver report (Sept 27)
Realist News: Media downplaying silver, gold (Sept 27)
morganslv: Silver @ 30.00 (Sept 26)
silverfuturist: Silver down $10 in 2 days (Sept 25)

Audio
(new) Richard Maybury: When money dies (Sept 27)
(new) Gold Silver Radio: Fundamentals don't lie (Sept 27)
Kerry Lutz: Guest Chris Duane (Silver Shield) (Sept 27)
King World News: Guest John Embry (Sept 26)
Radio Liberty: Guest Bob Chapman (Sept 26)


Mainstream
(new) (video) CNBC: Fast Money final call: Brian Kelly - Gold (Sept 27)
(new) Business Insider: Zynga's Q2: Numbers more horrible than they look (Sept 27)
(new) Business Insider: Carlos Slim: How to fix the US economy (Sept 27)
New England Complex Systems Institute: Predicting economic market crises using measures of collective panic (Sept 27)
Financial Express: Gold buyers rush in after price slump (Sept 27)
Financial Times: Why gold forward rate inversion is important (Sept 14)

Eye candy


Happy Chicken Studio: Ayaka Uchiyama (Dec 27 2010)
Yoko & Kaeda dance (May 18 2010)
Aya Fukunaga dance (Jan 1 2009)
Micro bikini dance (Jan 21 2009)
Yoko dance (Sept 30 2008)