IndidnaJohn

Gold Is Not in a Bull Market

Gold is is a currency and it is up against all paper currencies since before the New York Bombing.

Roubini Hates Gold: Is He Wrong Again?

Eat Gold? Don't be a fooled. In a few years a few Gold Coins will buy the grocery store.


On Oct 25 10:52 AM rennert wrote:

> Now tell me haw we are going to eat gold? We need to learn how to
> be a farmer. Nixon sold us to the Chinese, no manufacturing here
> now any more. But our Great Country has much, much land. We need
> to learn to work together again and be each others friends . Not
> look over our shoulders and worry that our neighbor has a bigger
> car or TV than we have. We need to be strong in the face of those
> Lobbyist scare mongers that want us to think and feel the way the
> super rich wants us to feel. Obamma gut in because he is a very nice
> man. He is much to nice to take on the super rich . That knew it,
> Hillary and Ralph Nader all were discredited.

Where's the Outrage at the Banks?

is Gold Coins that will roll your rocks. In your possession only. Save in "stuff" not in paper.

Where's the Outrage at the Banks?

I am a dull working man at 64. Outrage is rabble rousing, not very useful. I can tell you what is useful; by the hand or by the box, it

Why Silver Beats Gold as a Precious Metals Play

My Rooster has owned Silver from about $7.40.
Don't let him outsmart you. Buy some Sliver to hold in hand(claw) today. Not a paper promise either but metal in your hand.

Why This Rally Will Continue

The shills, money bunnies and dancing clowns are all entertaining. I believe that you must have dollars in hand for a couple of months worth of "bank holiday" and loss of income. You are under no obligation to spend what is in your hand. I'll buy a gold coin with what's not spent for everyday needs. If the holiday doesn't come I'll buy 2 coins.

Cramer's Mad Money - Paul Krugman Is Wrong (8/10/09)

This might be a dumb comment. Where does the Gummint get all of the money it uses to save the banks with? That is my question and the moneybunnies and dancing/begging clowns have not answered it yet. But they are good for hop, dance and beg.

Popular Mechanics Gets It Wrong on Buick Hybrid

I don't know what all the chatter is good for.
The plug-in car was perfected decades ago. It is the 'Club Car'. Also there is a 'Par Car', it was perfected long ago too.

If you want something that puts and shakes, both manufacturers offer a gasoline powered model.
You say you need more range? Get on the bus Gus and get used to it.

The Proposal to Limit Commodity Positions Will Hurt Free Markets and Economic Growth

Zachary, you ain't nothing but a blabberbox. But you can still prove that you know something about economic growth; go produce something that has value in the export markets.

China Set to Become World's Cleantech Leader

Yeah Maddog, you're right. Plus it is full of indigestible alphabet soup. What a farce. Will anyone claim that they paid for this trash?

AT&T: The iPhone's Achilles' Heel

Hay crybabies, why don't you go to what works. I am forced to use AT&T 'cause it is the only reliable signal here. My phone is an old Nokia candybar with a thousand hours on it. Both work flawlessly here at rural 46391. Of course I work flawlessly with no time to cry too.

Goldman's Success: Put Down Those Pitchforks

This here Ezra Kleine sure writes as a shill for the banking elite.

T. Boone Pickens' Epic Wind Fail

How 'bout a windmill to blow wind into the generating windmill so that my lights stay on when the wind don't blow. Yeah, now we are gittin' somewhere.


On Jul 10 03:10 AM A Barrel Full wrote:

> Last year, wind power crossed the point where it became competitive
> with fossil fuels. This was a combination of steady development of
> the technology, and ever higher oil prices.
>
> This year, the technology is no doubt still getting better, but the
> oil prices are much lower, wind is no longer competitive.
>
> Yet going forward, what will happen?
> 1) Renewable Mandates: Utilities are being forced to embrace renewables.
> The cheapest option is wind.
> 2) Feed in Tariffs: In many countries, utilities are forced to pay
> more for renewable.
> 3) Improved technology: Its fairly mature technology, but it still
> has room for improvement, and therefore reductions in cost.
> 4) Better Infrastructure: Ok it'll take time, but smarter infrastructure
> will be built.
> 5) Higher oil prices: I for one certainly expect prices to rise over
> the medium term.
>
> All of this adds up to a great future for wind.

T. Boone Pickens' Epic Wind Fail

Mabe he found out that the wind don't blow well at night when I want the lights on. Sometimes it don't blow in the day when I need to have the whole place working. Next; a plan to bag congressional wind and White House Wind. Yeah!

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

Derivatives are bankrupt. How come they aren't in bankruptcy?