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Gold Could Push To $1,200 Next Week If U.S. Dollar Remains Weak



(Kitco News) - What a difference a few days can make as the gold market sees renewed optimism, ending the week solidly positive on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and lower U.S. treasury yields.
Comex April gold futures settled the week $1,184.60 an ounce, 2.31% higher since Monday. Earlier in the week, just before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a strong U.S. dollar dragged the yellow metal to a low of $1.141.60 an ounce.
Comex May silver futures had an even better week, settling at $16.883 an ounce, up 8% since Monday. Silver futures closed Friday at their highest level since Feb. 17.
Analysts noted that gold rallied as a result of investors being caught off guard after the FOMC released a more dovish-than-expected monetary policy statement and lower economic growth projections. Although the central banks removed the key word “patient” from the statement, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during her press conference that the committee will not be “impatient” to raise rates.
Looking ahead to next week, with little economic data to be released, analysts are expecting gold to continue to take its cue from the U.S. dollar. Most commodity analysts see room for the yellow metal to move higher as investors take some of their U.S. dollar profits off the table.
Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets, said that he could see gold take a run up to $1,200 an ounce next week, but it might not have enough momentum to break that key psychological barrier.
"The U.S. dollar has been on a spectacular run so I think we could see it consolidate lower, which would be positive for gold,” he said.
Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that he could see gold test resistance at $1,190 an ounce next week as it consolidates with support at $1,150. He agreed that the U.S. dollar’s long overdue correction will have the biggest impact on gold prices.
"It’s too early to say if this is the start of a new leg higher for gold,” he said. “A break above resistance at $1,193 would confirm that $1,140 is once again a decent area of support.”
Nic Brown, head of commodity research at Natixis, said that the recent U.S. dollar correction is helping all commodity markets, and although there is growing optimism in the marketplace, they need to wait and see if the U.S. dollar has topped out before expecting to see a sustainable gold rally.
"If that is the case then gold, silver, [platinum group metals], base metals, energy, most commodities, have the potential for more upside,” he said.
Gold Could React To Economic Reports As Fed Is Data Dependant
Although next week isn’t packed with economic data, analysts noted that it could play a role in U.S. dollar direction, especially after the Federal Reserve said that any change in monetary policy will be data dependant.
Hansen said that one of the reasons he is looking for a weaker U.S. dollar next week is because, aside from nonfarm payrolls, most of the data - going back to December - has disappointed. “The market has ignored all this negative data to focus mostly on potential rate hikes,” he added.
"The economic data does not paint a very good picture,” he said. “I think we can expect to see more of the same.”
Next week, financial markets will receive more housing data with the release of existing and new home sales numbers. Economists from Nomura said in a recent report? the housing sector is stagnating because of the lack of new buyers.
Markets will also receive inflation data with the release of the February Consumer Price Index on Tuesday?
Although the Federal Reserve said in its monetary policy statement that they expecting to see weaker inflation in the near-term, economists at CIBC said that disappointing core inflation numbers could further delay expectations of a rate hike. Analysts noted that this scenario would be positive for gold prices.
The week ends with the release of the final report on U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product. However, most economists are now focused on the first quarter of 2015, which is quickly coming to an end.
Along with economic data, Cieszynski said that investors should also pay attention to what is happening in Greece as funding talks are expected to resume again. Greece is once again pushing back against austerity measures, but with no new funding deal, there is a chance they would default on their debt and be forced out of the eurozone.
“Any breakdown in funding talks next week is going to be positive for gold, as a safe-haven asset,” said Cieszynski. “However, any gains on political uncertainty might not last. We have seen these kinds of rallies fade pretty fast when the problems are resolved.”

Gold Could Push To $1,200 Next Week If U.S. Dollar Remains Weak



(Kitco News) - What a difference a few days can make as the gold market sees renewed optimism, ending the week solidly positive on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and lower U.S. treasury yields.
Comex April gold futures settled the week $1,184.60 an ounce, 2.31% higher since Monday. Earlier in the week, just before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a strong U.S. dollar dragged the yellow metal to a low of $1.141.60 an ounce.
Comex May silver futures had an even better week, settling at $16.883 an ounce, up 8% since Monday. Silver futures closed Friday at their highest level since Feb. 17.
Analysts noted that gold rallied as a result of investors being caught off guard after the FOMC released a more dovish-than-expected monetary policy statement and lower economic growth projections. Although the central banks removed the key word “patient” from the statement, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during her press conference that the committee will not be “impatient” to raise rates.
Looking ahead to next week, with little economic data to be released, analysts are expecting gold to continue to take its cue from the U.S. dollar. Most commodity analysts see room for the yellow metal to move higher as investors take some of their U.S. dollar profits off the table.
Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets, said that he could see gold take a run up to $1,200 an ounce next week, but it might not have enough momentum to break that key psychological barrier.
"The U.S. dollar has been on a spectacular run so I think we could see it consolidate lower, which would be positive for gold,” he said.
Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that he could see gold test resistance at $1,190 an ounce next week as it consolidates with support at $1,150. He agreed that the U.S. dollar’s long overdue correction will have the biggest impact on gold prices.
"It’s too early to say if this is the start of a new leg higher for gold,” he said. “A break above resistance at $1,193 would confirm that $1,140 is once again a decent area of support.”
Nic Brown, head of commodity research at Natixis, said that the recent U.S. dollar correction is helping all commodity markets, and although there is growing optimism in the marketplace, they need to wait and see if the U.S. dollar has topped out before expecting to see a sustainable gold rally.
"If that is the case then gold, silver, [platinum group metals], base metals, energy, most commodities, have the potential for more upside,” he said.
Gold Could React To Economic Reports As Fed Is Data Dependant
Although next week isn’t packed with economic data, analysts noted that it could play a role in U.S. dollar direction, especially after the Federal Reserve said that any change in monetary policy will be data dependant.
Hansen said that one of the reasons he is looking for a weaker U.S. dollar next week is because, aside from nonfarm payrolls, most of the data - going back to December - has disappointed. “The market has ignored all this negative data to focus mostly on potential rate hikes,” he added.
"The economic data does not paint a very good picture,” he said. “I think we can expect to see more of the same.”
Next week, financial markets will receive more housing data with the release of existing and new home sales numbers. Economists from Nomura said in a recent report? the housing sector is stagnating because of the lack of new buyers.
Markets will also receive inflation data with the release of the February Consumer Price Index on Tuesday?
Although the Federal Reserve said in its monetary policy statement that they expecting to see weaker inflation in the near-term, economists at CIBC said that disappointing core inflation numbers could further delay expectations of a rate hike. Analysts noted that this scenario would be positive for gold prices.
The week ends with the release of the final report on U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product. However, most economists are now focused on the first quarter of 2015, which is quickly coming to an end.
Along with economic data, Cieszynski said that investors should also pay attention to what is happening in Greece as funding talks are expected to resume again. Greece is once again pushing back against austerity measures, but with no new funding deal, there is a chance they would default on their debt and be forced out of the eurozone.
“Any breakdown in funding talks next week is going to be positive for gold, as a safe-haven asset,” said Cieszynski. “However, any gains on political uncertainty might not last. We have seen these kinds of rallies fade pretty fast when the problems are resolved.”

Gold Could Push To $1,200 Next Week If U.S. Dollar Remains Weak



(Kitco News) - What a difference a few days can make as the gold market sees renewed optimism, ending the week solidly positive on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and lower U.S. treasury yields.
Comex April gold futures settled the week $1,184.60 an ounce, 2.31% higher since Monday. Earlier in the week, just before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a strong U.S. dollar dragged the yellow metal to a low of $1.141.60 an ounce.
Comex May silver futures had an even better week, settling at $16.883 an ounce, up 8% since Monday. Silver futures closed Friday at their highest level since Feb. 17.
Analysts noted that gold rallied as a result of investors being caught off guard after the FOMC released a more dovish-than-expected monetary policy statement and lower economic growth projections. Although the central banks removed the key word “patient” from the statement, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during her press conference that the committee will not be “impatient” to raise rates.
Looking ahead to next week, with little economic data to be released, analysts are expecting gold to continue to take its cue from the U.S. dollar. Most commodity analysts see room for the yellow metal to move higher as investors take some of their U.S. dollar profits off the table.
Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets, said that he could see gold take a run up to $1,200 an ounce next week, but it might not have enough momentum to break that key psychological barrier.
"The U.S. dollar has been on a spectacular run so I think we could see it consolidate lower, which would be positive for gold,” he said.
Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that he could see gold test resistance at $1,190 an ounce next week as it consolidates with support at $1,150. He agreed that the U.S. dollar’s long overdue correction will have the biggest impact on gold prices.
"It’s too early to say if this is the start of a new leg higher for gold,” he said. “A break above resistance at $1,193 would confirm that $1,140 is once again a decent area of support.”
Nic Brown, head of commodity research at Natixis, said that the recent U.S. dollar correction is helping all commodity markets, and although there is growing optimism in the marketplace, they need to wait and see if the U.S. dollar has topped out before expecting to see a sustainable gold rally.
"If that is the case then gold, silver, [platinum group metals], base metals, energy, most commodities, have the potential for more upside,” he said.
Gold Could React To Economic Reports As Fed Is Data Dependant
Although next week isn’t packed with economic data, analysts noted that it could play a role in U.S. dollar direction, especially after the Federal Reserve said that any change in monetary policy will be data dependant.
Hansen said that one of the reasons he is looking for a weaker U.S. dollar next week is because, aside from nonfarm payrolls, most of the data - going back to December - has disappointed. “The market has ignored all this negative data to focus mostly on potential rate hikes,” he added.
"The economic data does not paint a very good picture,” he said. “I think we can expect to see more of the same.”
Next week, financial markets will receive more housing data with the release of existing and new home sales numbers. Economists from Nomura said in a recent report? the housing sector is stagnating because of the lack of new buyers.
Markets will also receive inflation data with the release of the February Consumer Price Index on Tuesday?
Although the Federal Reserve said in its monetary policy statement that they expecting to see weaker inflation in the near-term, economists at CIBC said that disappointing core inflation numbers could further delay expectations of a rate hike. Analysts noted that this scenario would be positive for gold prices.
The week ends with the release of the final report on U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product. However, most economists are now focused on the first quarter of 2015, which is quickly coming to an end.
Along with economic data, Cieszynski said that investors should also pay attention to what is happening in Greece as funding talks are expected to resume again. Greece is once again pushing back against austerity measures, but with no new funding deal, there is a chance they would default on their debt and be forced out of the eurozone.
“Any breakdown in funding talks next week is going to be positive for gold, as a safe-haven asset,” said Cieszynski. “However, any gains on political uncertainty might not last. We have seen these kinds of rallies fade pretty fast when the problems are resolved.”

Gold Could Push To $1,200 Next Week If U.S. Dollar Remains Weak



(Kitco News) - What a difference a few days can make as the gold market sees renewed optimism, ending the week solidly positive on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and lower U.S. treasury yields.
Comex April gold futures settled the week $1,184.60 an ounce, 2.31% higher since Monday. Earlier in the week, just before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a strong U.S. dollar dragged the yellow metal to a low of $1.141.60 an ounce.
Comex May silver futures had an even better week, settling at $16.883 an ounce, up 8% since Monday. Silver futures closed Friday at their highest level since Feb. 17.
Analysts noted that gold rallied as a result of investors being caught off guard after the FOMC released a more dovish-than-expected monetary policy statement and lower economic growth projections. Although the central banks removed the key word “patient” from the statement, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during her press conference that the committee will not be “impatient” to raise rates.
Looking ahead to next week, with little economic data to be released, analysts are expecting gold to continue to take its cue from the U.S. dollar. Most commodity analysts see room for the yellow metal to move higher as investors take some of their U.S. dollar profits off the table.
Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets, said that he could see gold take a run up to $1,200 an ounce next week, but it might not have enough momentum to break that key psychological barrier.
"The U.S. dollar has been on a spectacular run so I think we could see it consolidate lower, which would be positive for gold,” he said.
Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that he could see gold test resistance at $1,190 an ounce next week as it consolidates with support at $1,150. He agreed that the U.S. dollar’s long overdue correction will have the biggest impact on gold prices.
"It’s too early to say if this is the start of a new leg higher for gold,” he said. “A break above resistance at $1,193 would confirm that $1,140 is once again a decent area of support.”
Nic Brown, head of commodity research at Natixis, said that the recent U.S. dollar correction is helping all commodity markets, and although there is growing optimism in the marketplace, they need to wait and see if the U.S. dollar has topped out before expecting to see a sustainable gold rally.
"If that is the case then gold, silver, [platinum group metals], base metals, energy, most commodities, have the potential for more upside,” he said.
Gold Could React To Economic Reports As Fed Is Data Dependant
Although next week isn’t packed with economic data, analysts noted that it could play a role in U.S. dollar direction, especially after the Federal Reserve said that any change in monetary policy will be data dependant.
Hansen said that one of the reasons he is looking for a weaker U.S. dollar next week is because, aside from nonfarm payrolls, most of the data - going back to December - has disappointed. “The market has ignored all this negative data to focus mostly on potential rate hikes,” he added.
"The economic data does not paint a very good picture,” he said. “I think we can expect to see more of the same.”
Next week, financial markets will receive more housing data with the release of existing and new home sales numbers. Economists from Nomura said in a recent report? the housing sector is stagnating because of the lack of new buyers.
Markets will also receive inflation data with the release of the February Consumer Price Index on Tuesday?
Although the Federal Reserve said in its monetary policy statement that they expecting to see weaker inflation in the near-term, economists at CIBC said that disappointing core inflation numbers could further delay expectations of a rate hike. Analysts noted that this scenario would be positive for gold prices.
The week ends with the release of the final report on U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product. However, most economists are now focused on the first quarter of 2015, which is quickly coming to an end.
Along with economic data, Cieszynski said that investors should also pay attention to what is happening in Greece as funding talks are expected to resume again. Greece is once again pushing back against austerity measures, but with no new funding deal, there is a chance they would default on their debt and be forced out of the eurozone.
“Any breakdown in funding talks next week is going to be positive for gold, as a safe-haven asset,” said Cieszynski. “However, any gains on political uncertainty might not last. We have seen these kinds of rallies fade pretty fast when the problems are resolved.”

Gold Could Push To $1,200 Next Week If U.S. Dollar Remains Weak



(Kitco News) - What a difference a few days can make as the gold market sees renewed optimism, ending the week solidly positive on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and lower U.S. treasury yields.
Comex April gold futures settled the week $1,184.60 an ounce, 2.31% higher since Monday. Earlier in the week, just before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a strong U.S. dollar dragged the yellow metal to a low of $1.141.60 an ounce.
Comex May silver futures had an even better week, settling at $16.883 an ounce, up 8% since Monday. Silver futures closed Friday at their highest level since Feb. 17.
Analysts noted that gold rallied as a result of investors being caught off guard after the FOMC released a more dovish-than-expected monetary policy statement and lower economic growth projections. Although the central banks removed the key word “patient” from the statement, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during her press conference that the committee will not be “impatient” to raise rates.
Looking ahead to next week, with little economic data to be released, analysts are expecting gold to continue to take its cue from the U.S. dollar. Most commodity analysts see room for the yellow metal to move higher as investors take some of their U.S. dollar profits off the table.
Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets, said that he could see gold take a run up to $1,200 an ounce next week, but it might not have enough momentum to break that key psychological barrier.
"The U.S. dollar has been on a spectacular run so I think we could see it consolidate lower, which would be positive for gold,” he said.
Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, said that he could see gold test resistance at $1,190 an ounce next week as it consolidates with support at $1,150. He agreed that the U.S. dollar’s long overdue correction will have the biggest impact on gold prices.
"It’s too early to say if this is the start of a new leg higher for gold,” he said. “A break above resistance at $1,193 would confirm that $1,140 is once again a decent area of support.”
Nic Brown, head of commodity research at Natixis, said that the recent U.S. dollar correction is helping all commodity markets, and although there is growing optimism in the marketplace, they need to wait and see if the U.S. dollar has topped out before expecting to see a sustainable gold rally.
"If that is the case then gold, silver, [platinum group metals], base metals, energy, most commodities, have the potential for more upside,” he said.
Gold Could React To Economic Reports As Fed Is Data Dependant
Although next week isn’t packed with economic data, analysts noted that it could play a role in U.S. dollar direction, especially after the Federal Reserve said that any change in monetary policy will be data dependant.
Hansen said that one of the reasons he is looking for a weaker U.S. dollar next week is because, aside from nonfarm payrolls, most of the data - going back to December - has disappointed. “The market has ignored all this negative data to focus mostly on potential rate hikes,” he added.
"The economic data does not paint a very good picture,” he said. “I think we can expect to see more of the same.”
Next week, financial markets will receive more housing data with the release of existing and new home sales numbers. Economists from Nomura said in a recent report? the housing sector is stagnating because of the lack of new buyers.
Markets will also receive inflation data with the release of the February Consumer Price Index on Tuesday?
Although the Federal Reserve said in its monetary policy statement that they expecting to see weaker inflation in the near-term, economists at CIBC said that disappointing core inflation numbers could further delay expectations of a rate hike. Analysts noted that this scenario would be positive for gold prices.
The week ends with the release of the final report on U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product. However, most economists are now focused on the first quarter of 2015, which is quickly coming to an end.
Along with economic data, Cieszynski said that investors should also pay attention to what is happening in Greece as funding talks are expected to resume again. Greece is once again pushing back against austerity measures, but with no new funding deal, there is a chance they would default on their debt and be forced out of the eurozone.
“Any breakdown in funding talks next week is going to be positive for gold, as a safe-haven asset,” said Cieszynski. “However, any gains on political uncertainty might not last. We have seen these kinds of rallies fade pretty fast when the problems are resolved.”

News is Big at the site, can't understand why its not being capitalized on. You are right PlatypusRx. $$$$$ STTX $$$$$

Sorry GUYS GO SUTI !

STTX Check it out. ?? $$

Whiting has a major discovery. They are flaring gas, a lot of it. They have installed very large holding tanks -- it looks like about 10K bbls worth. They have applied for a permit for a processing facility. The rumor is that this well could set records. STTX owns a 3% interest in the discovery well and 5% interest in the surrounding 150 or so locations (the JV is 20K acres). STTX also has (or will have, when it exercises its lease options) a 100% WI in about 20K acres to the north and west of the JV acreage. According to STTX management, they have about $6MM in cash, which should be more than enough to participate in the next couple wells in the Whiting JV. Whiting has permitted one such well about 2 mi. north of the first (that much closer to the STTX acreage). What it means is that STTX's proved reserves are about to take a big bump upward, by several times its current market cap. And because this is a shale play (basically, a big slab rather than isolated traps), it's very likely that many of the other STTX locations -- more than 100 in all -- are going to be productive. News is going to come out in the next few days and weeks that radically changes the market's view not just of STTX but Whiting itself. Developments at the well site have been kept under wraps while the JV partners quietly gobbled up acreage. Now they're done. Whiting could have as many as 350 square miles under lease. Now that Whiting has committed to raising $2B in a public offering, expect the cat to come racing out of the bag in a big way.

Looks like STTX is going to BLOW sky high. $$$$$ STTX $$$$$$

Check this out!! Sounds good to me!!! $$$$$$ STTX $$$$$


PlatypusRx Tuesday, 03/24/15 03:01:49 PM
Re: kampman post# 500
Post # of 502
Whiting has a major discovery. They are flaring gas, a lot of it. They have installed very large holding tanks -- it looks like about 10K bbls worth. They have applied for a permit for a processing facility. The rumor is that this well could set records. STTX owns a 3% interest in the discovery well and 5% interest in the surrounding 150 or so locations (the JV is 20K acres). STTX also has (or will have, when it exercises its lease options) a 100% WI in about 20K acres to the north and west of the JV acreage. According to STTX management, they have about $6MM in cash, which should be more than enough to participate in the next couple wells in the Whiting JV. Whiting has permitted one such well about 2 mi. north of the first (that much closer to the STTX acreage). What it means is that STTX's proved reserves are about to take a big bump upward, by several times its current market cap. And because this is a shale play (basically, a big slab rather than isolated traps), it's very likely that many of the other STTX locations -- more than 100 in all -- are going to be productive. News is going to come out in the next few days and weeks that radically changes the market's view not just of STTX but Whiting itself. Developments at the well site have been kept under wraps while the JV partners quietly gobbled up acreage. Now they're done. Whiting could have as many as 350 square miles under lease. Now that Whiting has committed to raising $2B in a public offering, expect the cat to come racing out of the bag in a big way.

PlatypusRx Tuesday, 03/24/15 03:01:49 PM
Re: kampman post# 500
Post # of 502
Whiting has a major discovery. They are flaring gas, a lot of it. They have installed very large holding tanks -- it looks like about 10K bbls worth. They have applied for a permit for a processing facility. The rumor is that this well could set records. STTX owns a 3% interest in the discovery well and 5% interest in the surrounding 150 or so locations (the JV is 20K acres). STTX also has (or will have, when it exercises its lease options) a 100% WI in about 20K acres to the north and west of the JV acreage. According to STTX management, they have about $6MM in cash, which should be more than enough to participate in the next couple wells in the Whiting JV. Whiting has permitted one such well about 2 mi. north of the first (that much closer to the STTX acreage). What it means is that STTX's proved reserves are about to take a big bump upward, by several times its current market cap. And because this is a shale play (basically, a big slab rather than isolated traps), it's very likely that many of the other STTX locations -- more than 100 in all -- are going to be productive. News is going to come out in the next few days and weeks that radically changes the market's view not just of STTX but Whiting itself. Developments at the well site have been kept under wraps while the JV partners quietly gobbled up acreage. Now they're done. Whiting could have as many as 350 square miles under lease. Now that Whiting has committed to raising $2B in a public offering, expect the cat to come racing out of the bag in a big way.

Great News!!$$$$$ About Time. Been waiting just for this. GO STTX $$$$$$$

No, I REMOVED my post myself. After thinking a bit. Good luck to you also.

MELYD$$$$$

Sorry, After thinking a bit I realized that post was wrong. If you notice I removed my comment to you.

MELYD$$$$$

MELYD $$$$$$ These guys might be partying because they have achieved there goal. THE BAD JOKES, maybe to much brew, and just being cocky.

Dream Big! Domk could make it happen. $$$$$ Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar 18k Yellow Gold Watch
$249,000 give or take a thousand.

Go Domk $$$$$ Soon news and money will follow. Everyone of the penney,s are a gamble. IMO this one is going to pay off. Just a toss of the dice.

WE NEED PR WE NEED PR WE NEED PR!!!!!

Last year.

varmit Monday, 03/02/15 01:44:25 AM
Re: indebt2 post# 94420
Post # of 94736
Guys ! GNCP
I AM TRY TO BE POSATIVE AND UPLIFTING AS I KNOW ARIZONA GOLD ! I know infa red scans that show what most civilians do not know .
I KNOW PARTS OF OUR CLAIMS FROM HGLC TO FFGO TO RENZ TO ASPA GOLD TO NMGL HAVE SO MUCH GOLD ITS ACTUALLY UNFATHOMABLE.
The issue is these penny stock owners keep passing the gold around and never do a joint venture and dig it out of the ground !!!!
THERE WILL COME A TIME SOON ALL THAT WILL CHANGE .
I'm talkin billions AND BILLLIONS IN GOLD
THERES A VEIN THAT RUNS FROM CALI THROUGH ZONA I BELEIVE RIGHT THROUGH THE MANY CLAIMS

THE LARGEST GOLD FAULT EVER DISCOVERED. Well soon to be actual
AT THIS TIME VIRTUAL .

ARIZONA fault is glowing with gold huge gold
THE SAME READON KEYSTONE PIPELINE IS HELD UP SO ARE OUR GOLD CLAIMS PERMITS AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT .

There's a way round it and we r in the middle of the largest gold strike in history !!!

THATS WHY I AM SO AVID ABOUT WHITE HILLS MOCKINGBIRD GOLD MINE . And mckracken cherry storm cloud YABA silver n gold Lexington VANDEEMAN BOUSE COPPERSTONE THE VEIN IS ON SCANNERS TERRA VISION INFARED MILITARY SCAN UNKNOWN TO MOST
ALL I CAN SAY U SHALL SEE GOLD IN ZONA COME TO FRUITION
WHY DO U THINK ONE OF THE LARGEST GOLD CO IS RIGHT DOWN THE STREET FROM WHITE HILLS !!!!!!! FREEPORT MAC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just forget and take tax credits? NOT ME!
Go ahead aajones sell your 40 mil.
I am not listening to you.



no trade on both MOBO and DOMK

What do you expect from these two Canadian Crooks?

Just forget about these two Canadian Crooks and claim some tax credits on these two POS.

I still have 40 million shares of DOMK.

Agree. Go DOMK $$$$$

I like seriousonly's way of thinking to. Both sound good but if your gona dream, Dream Big. DOMK $$$$

I'm with you there. Gold is Gold it will go up as long as this company can stay in business. GOFF $$$$$

HUGE NY BITCOIN NEWS

New York Could Become First City To Accept Bitcoin

New York City Councilman Mark Levine is expected to unveil a proposal on Thursday that will allow the city to accept bitcoin as payment for fines.

The bill would allow the municipality to accept the cryptocurrency for things like parking tickets and court fees, but could also include an added charge for bitcoin payments.

The bill is still in its infancy and will need to be reviewed by the city’s officials before becoming a law; if passed, it would be hailed as a huge step toward mainstream adoption for bitcoin.
App To Pay Parking Tickets

Late last year, New York began working to find ways to make parking tickets easier to pay, which is where the concept of bitcoin payments was born.

City finance officials were considering the use of a smartphone app that would allow ticket holders to pay using Apple Pay, PayPal or bitcoin.

Since then, lawmakers have been working out the details of creating such an app and debating the merits of incorporating bitcoin into the system.


New York is not the first state to explore the possibility of using cryptocurrency for fees and fines.

In 2014, Pittsburgh also examined the benefits of allowing its residents to make bitcoin payments, but ultimately decided against it.

The city’s officials, who were working to avoid bankruptcy at the time, said the currency was too volatile and new to be considered as a viable option. Instead, they chose to focus on more popular forms of payment like credit and debit.

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/york-could-become-first-city-190520477.html

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New York Could Become First City To Accept Bitcoin

New York City Councilman Mark Levine is expected to unveil a proposal on Thursday that will allow the city to accept bitcoin as payment for fines.

The bill would allow the municipality to accept the cryptocurrency for things like parking tickets and court fees, but could also include an added charge for bitcoin payments.

The bill is still in its infancy and will need to be reviewed by the city’s officials before becoming a law; if passed, it would be hailed as a huge step toward mainstream adoption for bitcoin.
App To Pay Parking Tickets

Late last year, New York began working to find ways to make parking tickets easier to pay, which is where the concept of bitcoin payments was born.

City finance officials were considering the use of a smartphone app that would allow ticket holders to pay using Apple Pay, PayPal or bitcoin.

Since then, lawmakers have been working out the details of creating such an app and debating the merits of incorporating bitcoin into the system.


New York is not the first state to explore the possibility of using cryptocurrency for fees and fines.

In 2014, Pittsburgh also examined the benefits of allowing its residents to make bitcoin payments, but ultimately decided against it.

The city’s officials, who were working to avoid bankruptcy at the time, said the currency was too volatile and new to be considered as a viable option. Instead, they chose to focus on more popular forms of payment like credit and debit.

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/york-could-become-first-city-190520477.html

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