scose-no-doubt
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I already have an etx lol. I have them with everyone. No offers get past the Scose man. Arbilicious.
I already have an etx lol. I have them with everyone. No offers get past the Scose man. Arbilicious.
Possibility of a repeat of last year's performance? Strong uptrend up to Spring, starts to get wobbly, then excessive bearish sentiment in June, record July bull, then out-of-the-blue events get people jittery and one bad decision (US downgrade) makes everyone panic in terror.
It's like deja vu...
PCY.TO Current price .40 cents
52 week low .37 cents it has hit .40 cents 3 times maybe in the last 2 years or something. The company owns 2 coal mines and is working to build a powerplant.
They are just getting started. Id buy the stock at .40 if I had money to do it. But 1 position im in now needs to climb abit before I can get back into prophecy.
DML was at $1.36 pretty decent price. Ive watched for a few years and it seemed the average was $1.40 a couple years ago and then it went on a run to $5 and then the tsunami happned in japan and price of uranium went down and stock dropped to $1 and then went to $2 and then the reported bad numbers and it dropped to $1.5 and now at $1.36 but again anything under $1.40 is a good buy for me.
This is for swing trading not long term. But PCY.To I can't see going below .37 impossible
Looks like France is about to get their dose of socialism !
Spend spend spend and then ooops not our fault the country is broke !
Should be the end of that uncompetitive abortion called the EU too
socialism
you have 2 cows.
You give one to your neighbour
the neighbour on the other side demands a cow too.
So now you have no cows.
You buy in 2 expensive cows to make up numbers
and the same happens again !!
You never quite learn the lesson and recommend this business activity to others across the border.
Oh dear
AN AMERICAN CORPORATION
You have two cows.
You sell one, and force the other to produce the milk of four cows.
Later, you hire a consultant to analyse why the cow has dropped dead.
Inflation will cure all our debt woes...It's no surprise that a brain dead, dim-witted socialist can't understand the German leader’s cultural aversion to overly accommodative monetary policy. The Germans, after all, have experienced the devastating consequences of hyperinflation, whereas the dim-witted socialist only knows how to pontificate from the comfort of his armchair.
In the bizarre Orwellian world of the brain dead socialists, rather than have the citizens of deficit economies spend less while working, producing and saving more (In other words, their living standards must match their productivity) they want the Germans, whose savings rates and current account surplus results from years of fiscal prudence, to lend even more money and suffer higher inflation so that the deficit countries can receive more monetary stimulus.
Inflation will cure all our debt woes...It's no surprise that a brain dead, dim-witted socialist can't understand the German leader’s cultural aversion to overly accommodative monetary policy. The Germans, after all, have experienced the devastating consequences of hyperinflation, whereas the dim-witted socialist only knows how to pontificate from the comfort of his armchair.
In the bizarre Orwellian world of the brain dead socialists, rather than have the citizens of deficit economies spend less while working, producing and saving more (In other words, their living standards must match their productivity) they want the Germans, whose savings rates and current account surplus results from years of fiscal prudence, to lend even more money and suffer higher inflation so that the deficit countries can receive more monetary stimulus.