Midnight to 6am - Overnight Spot Watchers Spot...

28.89...A bit of a breaz frun de S...I can see burg 29 not farr ahed.

Mite be a gud nite for salen.

AK ER 43
 
Little ganes ar betta dan none.

28.90 Still a littel short..

Bridge to krossnest.. how de wind on hi street!

AK ER 43

28.95 Oh so klose

Orf to mi kabinZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

AK ER 43
 
i bee locked awey inn mee statequarterz i twil bee an i knot cummin ouwt no madder wot happins

$28.80 USD
 
Hhhhhmmmmmmmm...

I wondahs if dis stur de maggie from de state'qwart'arrghz...

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$59.95 USD
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I could'z even makez a dollah on dem croks at spot wif dat prwyce !!
I'd evan hav enouff to pay for a wodka'limen'a'coconut !!!

Arrrrgh well, best'a drink free whyle i ca'nt 'ford it !
Bottoms down.

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Hav fath me fella cru,, De wall st wind mit blo up and freeze yer ben akkes but her on de SS we r redi width de R & kd & lime te wdder de storm.

Wat ch de bounsen baul...A rekoveri towars 29 mit be on!

AK ER 43
 
Maggie said:
i bee locked awey inn mee statequarterz i twil bee an i knot cummin ouwt no madder wot happins

$28.80 USD
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you would beocme Maggie the fish moogger, can eat fish shark and koi fish

I could not stand it longer to :lol:, when ich saw people asking for their fish orders :lol: :lol:

nothing is going to happins, only prices comming a bit spinning down half e dollar

good idea Azure, me geeting some young coconut + vodcka
 
De SS bean pushed bak bi de tide 28/29 be de order..canne mak nay hedwae.

I be tired of dis nite aftar bloody nite..

Give me a koknut full of rum and lime , Maggie sen it dourn bi de dum waitrur..

28.47 now ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Good nite cru..wen will we sea sun akshun?

Drem on! drem on!
Wile der silva in de hole belo
won nite it twill rise
And nay more de SS cru criesZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

AkER 43
 
Just posting up a few neat quotes I read recently from various writers... might help keep our mental faculties alert as we pass another volatile trading night!

Robert Fitzwilson wrote:
There is little time to protect one's existing wealth. Last week, KWN reported that 551 tons of gold were sold in 4 hours driving the "price" of gold down substantially. However, it was also reported that there was no physical gold available for sale. You cannot say we have functioning markets and price discovery when there are wild swings in price and no underlying instrument or commodity changed hands.
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I have spoken at length previously in these pages about the dangers of listening to the wrong voices when seeking commentary on gold but for the benefit of anyone who missed that, here are the dos and don'ts of the gold space:

DO listen to:
Eric Sprott, Richard Russell, Jim Sinclair, Bill Murphy, James Turk, Harvey Organ, John Embry, Pierre Lassonde, Ben Davies, Egon von Greyerz, Rick Rule, Marc Faber, John Hatthaway and Bill Fleckenstein (amongst others)

Do NOT listen to:
Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Bill Gates, JimCramer, Jon Nadler, anyone speaking on CNBC about gold whose name does not appear on the list above, your broker (unless he has heard of AT LEAST 50% of the names on the list of 'Dos'), the FT, the Wall Street Journal and (sorry Dennis) Dennis Gartman. There are many commentators who have been right about gold for 12 straight years and there are many who have arrived at the party late and proceeded to apply the wrong metrics to gold when attemptng to predict its future movements. My advice? Listen to the former and ignore the latter.
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Bill Holter:
But lets rewind exactly 3 months and one day ago...to "Leap day". Gold got slammed. It got slammed every time the word "Greece" was mentioned; it got slammed whenever we had a "risk off" day. For that matter, it got slammed whenever "they" felt like it. This can be done within the paper markets on a short-term basis, it cannot be done long term. The purpose in case you were wondering for the last 3 months of COMEX paper hanging of Gold? To retard it's price so that when it takes off (because of the required massive liquidity injections), it does so from a "hole". Very nice for short term "perceptions", in fact it worked pretty well judging by the amount of fear and loathing of Gold over the last couple of months. Long term however, the artificial setbacks mean nothing, nothing at all.
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It is a mindless philosophy that assumes that one's private beliefs have nothing to do with public office. Does it make sense to entrust those who are immoral in private with the power to determine the nation's moral issues and, indeed, its destiny? .... The duplicitous soul of a leader can only make a nation more sophisticated in evil.- Dr. Ravi Zacharias
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...How do we explain this? Very simple. It is faith. It is muscle memory. It's normalcy bias, a psychological phenomenon that prevents people from seeing unconventional threats. People overestimate their previous experience and they underestimate future experience. But there may come a moment when it doesn't work, and then what's a safe haven? lt is gold. It's silver, diamonds, Rembrandts, Picassos, real estate. It's agricultural land. It's the means of production.
But you have to consider the Philadelphia problem. In the movie Trading Places, the hero is trying to sell his very expensive Swiss watch at a pawn shop in Philadelphia, and he is told that in Philadelphia it's worth 50 bucks. The benefit of land and of paintings and other stores of value is that they are not financial assets and they do preserve value over an extended period. But they are not liquid during times of disruption. You can't get a fair price; they're unique, whereas gold is ubiquitous. It's divisible. It's measurable. It's testable. There is a global market for it. So you will never have the Philadelphia problem. You may not like the price, but it is never going to be a rip-off.
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Should the Fed not end its quantitative easing on schedule in June, but rather roll straight into a new round of easing (QE3), it will send an unequivocal signal to the market that the dollar is to be sacrificed for political expediency. At which point the waterfall collapse in the world's reserve currency could very well occur and any potential Treasury bond buyers - outside of the Fed, that is - will begin demanding higher interest rates. Those demands will have to be met, because the day that the Fed is effectively the sole buyer of Treasury debt will be the day the dollar dies.
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SPOT : USD $28.70
 
Captin Turk...Tells de cru not to feer the N wind dat pushes de SS S. De SS assets we have rum, kokonuts. limes, va goldun anker, de top of de seven sees statesroom with de pirit angil Maggie lookin afta de cru of de SS. AND AND our balest is all silva!

Wate till we krak 30,, den a partee mae be de odar of de nite.

AK ER 43
 
i zee da cruz awl gaddering, break ouwt ar barrel rum boiz : )

yer no dat zong Monday, Monday datz awl i got on mee mind.

wherez Southern X when i kneed im, i mizz im sumting bad : (
 
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Helpz yerselve'z, we've enouff fur all.

de mugz ave gone missin, but weve plenty a cocanut shellz tu go round.

just mind ye dun throw'em ovaboard, we've allready got a crock infestation and we dun want any octopi stow'n away allz stealfy like...

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tank you Azzi, croc roc bin eyeing dem kocanuts he az, dey ar purfic tank you. da boiz twil bee az happy az can bee
 
Dat octapus..he armless sort of kreeture..

Seams lik we be short of de kokonuts fur w wile..

We mae harv enouf bi de nex partii..

AK ER 43 Slleap tite an wach ourt for all dem arms!
 
Cru! wat kourse do we plot dis week..I tink it be as larst week, 28/29.. To de East de SS goes, to de West ...we be bak were we startid.

AK ER 43
 
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