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Any of you dirt farmers watching this company? I picked up a few thousand shares of EKSO (NASDAQ) several weeks ago at 2.18. Steady growth, manageable debt, a JV with China maybe Japan soon, participating in a WISE study results expected Q2 2019. Boeing, and Ford might buy big if their evaluations go well. This could go to the moon in a few years. Still at a very decent entry point for us po'folks.
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The recent publishing of ICF's and WB's plans to have two prices for goods and services ins tores, one for digitla payment and a higher ne for cash payment, should tell everybody what is coming at us. It comoares to showing a rope to a horse before bringing in the saddle - peope should get used to even more criminal measures to allow getting plundered for the sins of our great leaders, since there is no more room for ordinary intrest lowerings. The situation now is much worse than it was 2007, and when they now show the torture tools to the public this is only beign done for preparing much worse measures by them. To ounish us, their victims of th epast ("penalty interest" implies that the person needing to pay these, committed apunishable crime: reframing, anyone?)
What I mean is: instead of grapping more quick gains it might be high time to think about how you could protect and hide your property formt he state and centrla bank plunderers once the next - and much biger!! - wave of financial desaster reaches your shores. The art lies in owning withut the state knowing it. And even then, if they really play it tough, even that will not protect you from punishing taxes once you try to sell your stuff again. This includes stocks. Its red alert times again. Since quite some time now, and could last for long time to come, uncertainty is high. Consider this the next time you feel motivated to vote for anyone wanting you to vote for him. His hobby and his way of living is the bill you have to pay for, and you even will get told that it is your moral obligation to do so. And indeed, if you vote for getting plundered, you have no argument by which you could complain about it. In other words: you are beign owned by a small clique of owning masters. But go ahead, vote for them. |
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I'm mostly an income generating investor, still holding Exxon (4.4%) and Kinder Morgan (4.4%). Richard Kinder has been buying large chunks of his company's stock this year, which makes me happy. |
I'm a just a lowly part-time day trader, gives me something to do when its raining outside. Hoping that later down the road it doesn't turn out like the Opti-Grab.
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Too many folk without internet and bank accounts to give the article any real credibility.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...urselves-broke |
There are ways to default on your debt without consequences (for default itself that is).
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We have to start from scratch/Zero
´Cause what we have now doesn't work I'm not expert on this, I can only say we have to start from scratch/zero with something else. Markus |
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Thats the big lie of our time that you tell there. That debts can be had for nothing, that money has no price, that debts can be infinitely raised by having infinite money. How comes that one can still believe this crap? |
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And there are situations in which such promises are voided, as there is no real way to force the sole superpower to do anything. Wars and revolutions are the more obvious ones, perceived just causes generated by internal/external policy you dont like are the less obvious ones. And in the modern world it is almost trivial for the US to either freeze or burn the debts it has to other countries in this way as it both has the biggest stick, most allies and the ownership of USD based global financial system. |
Its not just the US intentionally inflating the debt volume, its the rest of the world, by and large, as well.
And lets face it, the power lies not with the creditor, but the debtor. All risks are with the creditor, all the vulnerability. Thats why stupid German politicians agree to throw more and more foul money after foul credits they have allowed in the poast - just to keep the illusion shining bright and not realsing that the money they have thrown out of the window for other states's debt-making will never be paid back. It is often said that Germany made a fortune with the credit crisis, but that is not true, since Germany did not get a real material cash backflow from it worth to mention, but just accumulated and still acuumaltes claims for being paid out in the future. But it never will be paid out, the mone yis gone. The creditors can not pay it back even if they would want to. Which they do not want anyway. These credits get used in parts to pay for German products, which means Germany gives a buyer the money he needs to buy our products, in other words: we pay ourselves for our products that we then give away for free. A hilarious, deeply rotten scheme. Germany's claims in Target-2 saldi alone are beyond 1 trillion Euros now. Thats a one with twelve zeros. That is roughly one third of a yearly GDP. Worse, Germany traditiionally invest book money profits in debt papers of other states instead of material values like industries, land, ressources. That emans when the finacial system collapses - and soone ror later it will - all these investements will be lost, while other nations like GB, FR, E and I will have still the material values they invested in - last but not least in Germany. Dear Eurppe then will have to deal with a hot-boiling, internally socially cllapsing Germany once again, and it needs not much fantasy that Germany then once again will become the centre and cause of unrest, conflict and worse that pulls main parts of Europe once again into a maelstrom. One way or the other I will not live to see that, thank God. Stupid Germans. Damn silly stupid Germans. The are a self-fulfilling prophecy. And the more they try to act with absolute morality, the worse they make it. |
TRQ canadian based mining company. Earnings report due COB tomorrow 14 march. I picked up a thousand @ $1.55 for some walkin' around money,(currently at $1.71) not too late too buy ;). At a quick glance TRQ has had some big block trades the last few days, considered by some to be oversold and seems to be following copper prices which are going up!
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Nice, keep us posted.
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When your neighbor loses their job, it’s a recession. When you lose your job, that’s a depression! :D But this might help https://www.frbsf.org/education/publ...on-difference/ |
EKSO my long term keeper just filed a form 424B3. They said in their earnings conference call they were hoping to share some good news by April, hopefully this is it.
TRQ and others is fun money, EKSO has the potential too make me very very rich :D. Though I am watching them like a hawk as they have tremendous amount of work to accomplish in a very short time before that can happen. On one hand I have my fingers crossed, the other hand is hovering above the ejection button. |
I absolutely hate having business partners. I'll never do that again.
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EKSO took off today, sitting pretty @2.48 a share. Someone too BOT a big block of shares right after close. I think they might know something I don't. But it's got too be good. Maybe it leaked Ford made a purchase of EKSO skeletons
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Maybe it'll pop from $2.60 to $19.00 in a day like VCEL did. Wouldn't that be nice :D
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Was looking at pot stocks seems the boats sailed on without me on most of them. However CBD drinks are supposed to be the next big thing. JSDA might be a good one for someone wanting to get in at a decent price. You could make a couple of bills. I'd wait for it to dip again.
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