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I speak with the mercenary geologist Mickey Fulp about gold, silver, water, and education. The article written by Mickey Fulp regarding the fundamentals of copper is here http://goldgeologist.com/mercenary_musings/musing-120528-Musings-on-the-Long-Term-Fundamentals-of-the-Copper-Market.pdf . Thanks for watching!
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Mercenary
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Your Money Has Been Devalued by 2/3's, Relative to Gold - Greg Weldon
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Casey Research's Chief Metals and Mining Investment Strategist, Louis James sits down with Greg Weldon, CEO/President of Weldon Financial, at the latest Casey Research Conference, "Recovery Reality Check" in Weston, Florida.
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Casey Research's Chief Metals and Mining Investment Strategist, Louis James sits down with Greg Weldon, CEO/President of Weldon Financial, at the latest Casey Research Conference, "Recovery Reality Check" in Weston, Florida.
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FaceBerg Diverges From Founder Age
A $27 handle... that is all. Just two brief (billionaire-list-demoting) weeks ago, Mark Zuckerberg passed 28 years old, any guesses where the FB stock price will be when he passes 29?
FB Option-Land
Open-Interest was over 5 to 4 biased to Puts at last night's close and today's volume is over 6 to 5 biased to Puts - with the June $30 Calls most active (against the June $30 Puts yesterday). 365k lots yesterday compares with 170k lots so far today.
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FB Option-Land
Open-Interest was over 5 to 4 biased to Puts at last night's close and today's volume is over 6 to 5 biased to Puts - with the June $30 Calls most active (against the June $30 Puts yesterday). 365k lots yesterday compares with 170k lots so far today.
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The Facebook Backlash Begins
While it may come as no surprise to market-watchers, the market for over-priced internet IPOs seems to have become a little soft. Bloomberg is reporting that Kayak, which first filed to go public in November 2010 and put its plans on hold earlier this year because of choppy market conditions, is delaying its IPO. The online-travel service roadshow was just postponed and guess who the lead bank on Kayak's IPO was - yep, Morgan Stanley.
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The Facebook
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The Facebook
Gold Rips And Stocks Dip As Risk Assets Recouple To Reality
If we had a penny for every equity rally away from credit reality that converged back to credit's less-hopiness, we would now have made 5 pennies in the last 6 trading days. We pointed out last night that equities surged into the close on small average trade size as credit remained far less sanguine and the now-ubiquitous open in Europe started the reversion as stocks fell rapidly, below Friday's close - tracking back with high-yield credit's deterioration. HYG gave up yesterday's gains
Guest Post: Enter The Swan
Submitted by John Aziz of Azizonomics
Enter The Swan
Charles Hugh Smith (along with many, many, many others) thinks there may be a great decoupling as the world sinks deeper into the mire, and that the dollar could be set to benefit:
This “safe haven” status can be discerned in the strengthening U.S. dollar. Despite a central bank (The Federal Reserve) with an avowed goal of weakening the nation’s currency (the U.S. dollar), the USD has been in an long-term uptrend for a
Enter The Swan
Charles Hugh Smith (along with many, many, many others) thinks there may be a great decoupling as the world sinks deeper into the mire, and that the dollar could be set to benefit:
This “safe haven” status can be discerned in the strengthening U.S. dollar. Despite a central bank (The Federal Reserve) with an avowed goal of weakening the nation’s currency (the U.S. dollar), the USD has been in an long-term uptrend for a
Spain Is The Most 'Over-Banked' Nation In Europe
Between headlines of Bankia's demise and the growing deposit outflows from Spanish banks, perhaps the market is doing its job. According to the EC's Stability Report, via UBS, one measure of bank sector capacity and efficiency (population per bank branch) shows Spain in a dismal worst place with the least efficiency (or highest over-capacity). Of course, we would suspect that whatever state-funded reach-around bailout the Spanish government comes up with next will not contain a 'revert
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