QuoteDislikedIts my anti-leech, anti-lazy, anti-troll, anti-scammer personal FF firewall.
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I understand!
(no 'drive-by' traders )
QuoteDislikedjust ask when in doubt,
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QuoteDislikedIts my anti-leech, anti-lazy, anti-troll, anti-scammer personal FF firewall.
QuoteDislikedjust ask when in doubt,
Disliked... Its my anti-leech, anti-lazy, anti-troll, anti-scammer personal FF firewall. It does wonders filtering out the real, honest and hard working traders from the rest.Ignored
DislikedWe'll see how it pans out. Tracking like a hawk 2020.xx as only level in play across the board with lots of noise in the background of bad numbers coming today ...but that its just noise till reports .... sisseIgnored
Disliked{quote} S&P certainly does look tasty at the moment. I'd like to see a quick run into that 204x.xx zone to load up some serious short positions. Gold may already be ripe for picking for the next leg sub 1,000.Ignored
Disliked{quote} lol you should trade options, people will really leave you alone then....Ignored
Disliked{quote} entering the heart of earnings season, I'd bet 2020 settles in the rearview next week....the last chance is now to save the 2015 books and rally into December for a decent positive gain for the year.Ignored
DislikedA question to sisse and/or the fool: Yesterday I couldn't help but see a short on the S&P [19(40/30)] though it's only continued rising since yesterday, do you see it going north or south of here? Regards, Hat.Ignored
Disliked{quote} --> Fool is looking for a Happy Christmas rally with no hikes until 2016. He will get paid on top if we hold above +/- 2000.xx for expiration at the end of the month. -->Ignored
Disliked{quote} That doesn't matter to me, you're good enough. Just manage your money wisely and don't let your success get over your head. Won't work.Ignored
QuoteDislikedNow, the data that showed the biggest difference was the change in the group’s production cost. Total production cost for the group fell nearly 10% ($53 million) from $586 million in Q3 2014 to $533 million Q1 2015. While the group’s total silver production declined 1 Moz in Q1 2015 compared to Q3 2014, the majority of the cost decline came from lower oil-energy prices.
Disliked{quote} Google-fu says about $9.35 It also says production costs go down as oil goes down {quote} http://www.silverdoctors.com/top-pri...h-lower-costs/ They lost money as well though. It stands to reason that once it gets too cheap....one of two things happen 1. They find a way to mine it cheaper 2. They stop mining it I need to find a better source thoughIgnored
Disliked{quote} I've done quite a bit of research on the subject of "production cost" as I've been scale-in buying. It's difficult to get a good production cost number since 70% of mined silver is a by-product of mining other metals (copper, zinc, lead, etc....). So if the mine produces copper, lead, zinc & silver then the miner just needs the selling price of the 4 metals to be more than production costs for them to sell the metals. So if total mining costs are $20, if they get $5 each for copper, lead & zinc they only need $5 for silver to be @ break-even....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well if you have been following the last few weeks on the topic here after the FED: --> Fool is looking for a Happy Christmas rally with no hikes until 2016. He will get paid on top if we hold above +/- 2000.xx for expiration at the end of the month. --> I am not really convince about the current rally (dead cat bounce is my call) and looking for a test 1790.xx before year's end. I am flat as a pancake in equities since the FED but actively looking to short if we lose 2020.xx until the next FED rate announcement later this month... Today...Ignored
Disliked{quote}...U/J also.. despite climbing here and there, but keeps finding sellers for 115.80...Ignored