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RNTT going to run this week
$1 could be possible here
It has to be followed every minute of everyday.
Expecting news. That will drive the price higher.
The slide has been mind blowing.
Lots of interesting picks.
It is very tricky stuff.
I will watching this week.
Name changed filed. Going to be called Bryn Resources. Group in Toronto is behind the company. PR blitz expected. Super low float.
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Thanks Tony
RNTT could be like SRSR
Any big investors in the company?
Expecting news?
RNTT and HPSO this week
RNTT and HPSO this week
What price are you in @?
Blue seems to have many followers. That should be good for the stock.
I liek the dollar signs for RNTT
I am not sure about you ago. I am expecting news next week
Needs more volume.
Nice post . I will look into it.
I have KRY :)
Exactly. Very cost effective.
The target for this stock is .10
How does HPSO look on a chart basis?
How does RNTT look chart wise?
Yikes. What a rip for DRYS !!
Have you made any money trading FOREX?
Looking ghood on RNTT this week
E Trade has always been good for me
Right around the corner
9:21p ET Friday, December 12, 2008
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:
Interviewed Monday this week on the "Trading Day" program of Business News Network in Canada, former Federal Reserve Governor Lyle Gramley hinted that a big upward revaluation of gold may figure heavily in the Fed's attempt to rescue the U.S. economy.
The program's guest host, Niall Ferguson, an author and history professor at Harvard, asked Gramley, now senior adviser at Stanford Group in Houston, about the seemingly grotesque expansion of the Fed's balance sheet in recent months.
Ferguson asked: "I've heard it said that the Fed has turned into a government-owned hedge fund, leveraged at 50 to 1. Do you feel nervous about what this might actually do to the Fed's reputation?"
Gramley replied: "I think you have to reckon with the fact that one of the Fed's assets is gold certificates, which are priced, as I remember, at $42 an ounce, and if we were to price them at market prices, the Fed's leverage would look a lot less than it is now."
While valuing the U.S. government's claimed gold reserves at today's Comex closing price of around $822 per ounce instead of the government antique bookkeeping entry of $42.22 per ounce would indeed vastly expand the government's monetary assets, it might not be enough to offset the liabilities and guarantees the government lately has taken on. But the job might be done by revaluing the gold to $5,000 or $10,000 per ounce, as the British economist Peter Millar speculated two years ago might be necessary to prevent debt deflation:
http://www.gata.org/node/4843
You can watch BNN's interview with Gramley here:
http://watch.bnn.ca/trading-day/december-2008/trading-day-december-8-200... <http://watch.bnn.ca/trading-day/december-2008/trading-day-december-8-2008/#clip119798>
CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
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Which property is being spun off?
What price are you in @?
What else are you looking @ next week
The markets did well on Friday despite the bad news.
The company deal in Europe puts them on the launching pad to big revenue