Re: EUROPEAN BANKS - SIT DOWN FOR THIS ONE.
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Jun 14, 2012 11:38AM
CUU own 25% Schaft Creek: proven/probable min. reserves/940.8m tonnes = 0.27% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, 0.018% moly and 1.72 g/t silver containing: 5.6b lbs copper, 5.8m ounces gold, 363.5m lbs moly and 51.7m ounces silver; (Recoverable CuEq 0.46%)
I see someone took a 6000 share bet against me. That's funny. This election is not going to resolve anything. The goan we will hear from across the moat will be followed by a small drop in our sp as the markets realize that this is never going away. Even the Grexit will just morph into the Spanxit (spanks it, because that's what they do most of the time instead of working).
I can understand why guys like you don't want to see both sides of the coin. You're only looking at it from a hold position and it's less stressfull to wear rose glasses. You don't like traders. But I'm not a pure trader. I have a TFSA. I'm building it up by trading. That means following the wrinkles. Sometimes the leads to information you would rather not hear but other do want to hear it. I see people trading out now because the don't want to stay in for the election. (Smart idea for small account holders.) They may end up paying a couple cents to get back in but that's better than getting burned for a dime. I do that all the time. It's called protecting your wealth. Then when I call a bet right I make bigger coin. So I'm up. I stick that in the TFSA. Should I have to cut and run with everything then it won't be a big loss.
I don't think you'd want me to post what I've uncovered in the markets that leads me to believe there's problems coming. I'd have to resort to pro con format so people wouldn't freak out. And I don't just mean cuu holders, REIT holders and a couple of other classes of shares should be nervous too. BTW, I go more by what Platt and Pimco do not so much what they say. The L&O' show had another guy on talking about the EU and suggesting some progress was already made. A cross between what he said and what Platt said is what's required. The EU has to give up financial sovereign control to the IMF if they want this to stop. Tin foil hats and all, that's who's behind all of this. You heard that from their mouths if you listened with no bias. The IMF (private corporation) started the fire then arrived with the fire truck. They are not the saviour. Review the First election debate with our Green Party leader at the table (E. May) watch the faces of the others in the room (including the moderator) when she brings up the fact that they all bent over for it when the IMF told us to damage our own medicare by taking money away from it. The opposition was in on it, they were all in on it. Even the moderator was shocked. Shocked because that was a taboo to bring it up at this level. Go see for yourself. Judge my bipolarism later. Time for my meds.