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In 1997, I had a job at 85 Broad Street, down the street from the NYSE. So I walked past the stock exchange every early morning. I'd always wave at the guys (security detail). Eventually I'd go over and say hello. They had bomb-sniffing dogs. Either Golden Retrievers, or Yellow Labs. All the...

A lot of good back and forth here. As Shakespeare famously said "All the world's a stage" and the audience now is anybody with an internet connection. The stakes of course Life versus Death (the human story), but it's more, it's Virtue versus Vice, (the Biblical story). Fine, but what's the...

$30 to $42 each depends on condition I paid less. Cool to own, look at. I put mine in snap-together plastic cases. Mine are old, a lot of them 1880s, etc. https://sdbullion.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=morgan+silver+dollars

Very good. Thank you Mickey. :finger::finger::finger::finger:

Here's 10 years weekly of the 10 year T-note. Certainly not a textbook bottom. But danger signals abound. Buckle up.

Solver now at $29.09. Hit $29.30 a few hours ago. Can you say: "En Fuego"

Corzine started a trend (a brokerage principal stealing money from other unrelated accounts). That dirtbag FTX guy, he did the same. VERY bad trend.

This whole thread is about inflation. I have a bunch of posts on here, all different aspects of inflation. Are you saying the whole topic of inflation is B.S. I don't believe you would think that. So please write more clearly. And that will somewhat help your trading, whatever type it is.

$GOLD flying in the early evening. $2408, up $35. Silver strong too $28.90, up 65ents.

They're not antagonizing anyone unlike US foreign policy' Well yeah. Just wait until the whole world figures out the U.S. has no "silver bullet " Just like what Warren Buffett says about recessions' "Its like when the tide goes out, you can see who is swimming naked." That's when the dollar...

Maybe that's why they are not antagonizing Russia.

Yes but the past 4-5 years might be a H&S bottom..

I have no idea what that means.

Geez, what is wth this MB. Do you really think "second world" countries ( UK, Germany, etc) practice caning? Holy Cow. What I find most amazing is the super casual attitude with traders (any kind). Traders are supposed to be, at a minimum honest with them selves.it's

I'll take a wild guess. Singapore doesn't have 120% debt to GDP And they have not hollowed out their manufacturing base. And what do they think of "transgenderism" Betcha it's completely against the law. On the downside, I think they still embrace corporal punishment. I think they are fond of...

You're (maxinger) a real piece of work. That's a filthy thing to say. I'm putting you on ignore too.

Can you say "callous" OMG, What is the percentage of pharmaceuticals now imported from China? I don't know that number but . . . I assume insulin is in that mix. How long can the average diabetic live without insulin. I am lucky not to be one of them. How about diesel fuel? The U.S. still pumps...

Q Yes, that's exactly what it looks like. (not on your chart, but on mine.) Your chart is Baa corporates versus some treasury something, not treasuries Best for you put in some study time, bonds. And I'm not saying this is the top for equities. All that bond market money has to go somewhere.

Just wondering, how many roaring inflations have you lived through? In all seriousness, we are looking at a category 6 Hurricane. Where do you get your "coolness"? The only folks who are going to be unscathed are already 6 feet under. Among other things, the currency is going to get rocked. its...

They know they cant inflate it away, but just it down so it is workable. The ratio is Debt/GDP Where debt is $34Trillion and GDP is $27.36Trillion. That works out to 1.24. For this calculation, anything over 1.0 is deadly. The only soveriegns who have gone to that brink either 1) defaulted 2)...