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>>6803854 lb
at least the workers got paid.
just remember that this is paper trading and can easily be smacked down. Not trying to rain on the parade but the smack downs have come out of nowhere in the past and usually arrive at the NYMEX open at 8:30amEST.
>And it was a tasty burger!
good for you. Had a 3x3 at in and out last night, love the fries at 5 guys but $17 for one burger and large fries is ridiculous.
>Closet thing to heaven on this earth.
lived in norcal and when they finally brought one there it was a madhouse. Always went to the one on ventura blvd in woodland hills when traveling there and made sure I had time to go. Now they are everywhere. Have a 5 guys and in and out within 5 minutes of each other. Sometimes will get the burger at in and out and fries at 5.
did not mean to get you on that, he has posted that a few times. Apology for that.
>Do you sell gold when it bulls?
It all depends on what your original intention for buying it is/was. If you are trading it then you sell a little at a time as it rises but if you stack pay ZERO attention to the price in dollars as you own it.
>How long does the bull usually last?
Until it gets one of the many smack-downs it and silver receives. Both have never been free of manipulated trading for decades
Been at this game a very long time. This is a currency issue at present. I am very aware of what is going on. When you see a parabolic move, and this is not one, then you can get excited. Look at a chart before you cream your jeans.
Have stacked for yrs thank you very much.
'sup my nigga
Malaysia Won't Charge Those Who Willingly Return 1MDB Funds
MACC filed 270 million ringgit forfeiture suit linked to 1MDB
Malaysia seeks to recoup $5 billion of 1MDB funds globally
Malaysia is taking a pragmatic approach to recoup funds lost through 1MDB, saying it won’t press charges against those who return the money voluntarily.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has named 41 respondents in a forfeiture lawsuit to recover 270 million ringgit ($65 million) that originated from former Prime Minister Najib Razak’s account, Chief Commissioner Latheefa Koya said in Kuala Lumpur. About 2 million ringgit of that has been surrendered, she said on Friday.
If they voluntarily decided to give back the money, all is well and true, that's what we're focusing on,'' Latheefa said.And since the law is clear and we have alternative ways of recovering the money, we'll go for the most pragmatic way.''
The agency isn’t ruling out any action against those who returned the money if they were later found to be involved in money laundering.
The Southeast Asian nation has recovered about 919 million ringgit from 1MDB so far, including the return of funds from the U.S. and Singapore, said Latheefa, who was appointed June 1. The agency known as MACC will focus on onshore asset recovery, with global efforts overseen by another team, she said.
Global Assets
The globe-spanning 1MDB scandal has reached the highest levels of Malaysian politics and ensnared Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in its first criminal case. Najib is currently facing trial for the first set of 1MDB-linked charges against him.
The country is still seeking to recover $5 billion in global assets thought to be lost through 1MDB, MACC Deputy Chief Commissioner Azam Baki said on Friday. That’s more than the $4.5 billion that U.S. prosecutors estimated because of the inclusion of local transactions linked to SRC International Sdn. and appreciation in asset value. Malaysia will name the members of the task force focused on the global asset recovery soon, he said.
The local 270-million ringgit forfeiture names branches of opposition party United Malays National Organisation, as well as politicians, companies and NGOs, as recipients of the fund.
https://www.bloomberg.com//news/articles/2019-06-21/malaysia-won-t-press-charges-against-those-who-return-1mdb-money?srnd=markets-vp
silver has been moar heavily manipulated then gold. Gold will destroy fed does not necessarily mean it will sky rocket in price. Still have no idea what saudis have and what they will do with it.
They are conspicuously absent from the official numbers on what each country holds in reserves. They have a lot moar then we know.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/267998/countries-with-the-largest-gold-reserves/
Ask any military person stationed in SA…they know
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/104169.htm
i remember this. The other thing is that it is always been on the books at $42.22/oz-never adjusted for growth or input pricing. Think it was done this way so that when they were eventually caught they could say "well we only had it valued at that so it's not a big deal".
Or when the sent the cnbc idiot into a vault and the numbered bar he picked up did not match what was supposed to be there. They all think we are stupid.