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#321 Snippit

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Posted 03 September 2019 - 04:12 PM

Old Mutual loses it and dumps their top performing funds. Absolutely insane and with a total nonsense of reasoning.

Not a word out there to explain their true motivation. Clearly there has been a major coc kup behind the scenes. 

Only thing that makes sense is being caught unawares and issuing units before buying the underlying. Now they must make up for the market moving quickly to put them out of pocket. But whilst they have closed the Gold Fund and the Resources Fund to new business, they must run with these until end of October. 

There has to be a ballot of shareholders. Only a small % hold theses units and all unreturned ballots count in favor of merging them into the negative performing equity fund (at supposedly no cost). 

The reason given is that these funds are high risk for investors and the equity fund is much safer. You got that.

Wow. The new Old Mutual looks after investors like they are a bunch of village idiots. Even when they are not.

Great stuff Trevor. Senility is so becoming for you demented old far ts.


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Posted 28 August 2019 - 02:40 PM

JSE, Gold Index, J150

 

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28th August 2019:
The review of the bigger picture reminds that this is a bull trend, albeit with a painfully extended Primary wave [2]. The 3rd Primary wave is very evidently very active. The 3rd Intermediate wave within the 3rd Primary wave has reached the 1.62 fib ratio of the first Intermediate wave but this looks to be insufficient to ensure that there will be adequate clearance above [1] to accommodate a typical size of Primary wave [4].  ...

 

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Posted 26 August 2019 - 09:56 PM

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Posted 26 August 2019 - 11:04 AM

JSE, Gold Index, J150
The JSE Gold index has neared the point where wave (3) = 1.62 of wave (1). This can bring wave 4 but in high momentum situations can proceed on a blip into an extension of wave (3). Such an extension can be a full replication. 
We should remember that this price action for gold is driven by grave uncertainties and mushrooming risks in general equities, currencies and bonds. Perhaps we should be careful what we wish for.  
On the other hand this is insurance, and insurance is prudent.

 

https://jsecharts.bl...index-j150.html

 

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Posted 16 August 2019 - 07:50 AM

Makes no difference me which broker others use. I'm opposed to these instintaneous logon and pay off your card systems as a friend cant access his money at all using ebrokers for us trading....but 8f you insinuating I'm part of try rip off other cartel...no I'm not...make my own cash for myself by myself..have a happy day
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Posted 15 August 2019 - 11:00 PM

Do you trade snippit? Or have equities as investments?

 

Do you have any discernible methodology to your buying and selling touting or are you just a component of the noise machine that seeks to drum up trading business for your broker interests? As circa 90% of the rest hereabouts do?


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Posted 15 August 2019 - 11:19 AM

Sold drd 640...not big profit about 5 percent but thought bank..I'll try buy back later if gold is not looking bearish...
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Posted 14 August 2019 - 12:41 PM

Bought drd yesterday afternoon...as markets generally red and gold looks ok, hoping for some profit in next days...or today..
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Posted 13 August 2019 - 09:48 PM

Do you trade snippit? Or have equities as investments?
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Posted 13 August 2019 - 09:40 PM

Gold miners were already going down steadily against a rising gold price before the US announcement on tariff delays.

Not sure how much the insider trading effect has to be in everyone's face before any watch dog anywhere will ever wake up and attempt to do their job. The SEC leads the way for being the most in your face fake entity on the planet. Such consistency takes true grit or something that rhymes with it. The main players of institutionalized corrupt trading practices are of course also the main trading institutions in the USA, but being global brings enormous efficiencies. If your not their partner in crime then you are their victim.


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Posted 13 August 2019 - 07:23 PM

I read an interesting article saying strikes make platinum go up...as production slows down
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Posted 13 August 2019 - 06:49 PM

Thanks for your input JK

unfortunately there is a lot of 'surfaced' platinum so a strike may not necessary result in a demand issue (short term).


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Posted 13 August 2019 - 05:25 PM

 

Actually all gold related shares took a whack today;

Gold is just a store of value where investors hide in rough times:  So equities happy = gold unhappy

Additional tariffs delayed to 15 December =  equities happy

What could make equities unhappy earlier is if HK strikes escalates to violent oppression.

Sibanye got a tripple wammy that made them suffer more the gold shares:

gold unhappy

platinum unhappy

AMCU unhappy with wage offer and threaten to strike

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Thanks for your input JK


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Posted 13 August 2019 - 05:14 PM

Any news that has brought on the 12% drop in Sibanye?

 

Only news affrecting gold miners is the delay in some trading tariffs from September to December.

 

Gold price has drpooed to below $1500, but that shouldn`t have caused such a drop in sp.

 

Actually all gold related shares took a whack today;

Gold is just a store of value where investors hide in rough times:  So equities happy = gold unhappy

Additional tariffs delayed to 15 December =  equities happy

What could make equities unhappy earlier is if HK strikes escalates to violent oppression.

Sibanye got a tripple wammy that made them suffer more the gold shares:

gold unhappy

platinum unhappy

AMCU unhappy with wage offer and threaten to strike

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Posted 13 August 2019 - 05:12 PM

Just read that Lonmin are in wage increase negotiations with amcu, amcu were not pleased with the initial offer but are still open to ongoing negotiations. Could this have been the TERRIBLE news? 


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Posted 13 August 2019 - 04:54 PM

Any news that has brought on the 12% drop in Sibanye?

 

Only news affrecting gold miners is the delay in some trading tariffs from September to December.

 

Gold price has drpooed to below $1500, but that shouldn`t have caused such a drop in sp.


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Posted 08 August 2019 - 09:45 AM

XAU/USD
The 3rd wave usually extends. The manner of the sub-division and arrangement of the fractals depends essentially upon how the kaleidoscope is turned.

https://wavecount.bl...8/xauusd_8.html

 

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Posted 05 August 2019 - 09:28 AM

XAU/USD hourly
This hourly chart of XAU/USD is gearing up for a bounce at the resistance boundary. If that happens then I would expect to see a halt to the equities sell off.

https://wavecount.bl...usd-hourly.html

 

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Posted 05 August 2019 - 07:57 AM

XAU/GBP

The monthly chart puts a Primary wave [3] of 1.62 of Primary wave [1] at the half-way mark..

 

https://wavecount.bl...pot-xauusd.html

 

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Posted 02 August 2019 - 02:07 PM

Channels - 3 charts 

 

https://jsecharts.bl...8/channels.html

 

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