GREETINGS ALL ! DOWN DAY TODAY EXCEPT ON THE FARM, WHERE EVERY DAY IS GOOD. ESPECIALLY WHEN FRESH SWILL FILLS YOUR FEED BUCKET ! THE PIG SAW SOME NICE GAINS TODAY IN SOME PICKS AND ONE THAT MAY HAVE GOT AWAY. BUT THIS IS THE BUSINESS WE ARE IN.......YOU CAN'T BUY THEM ALL SO WE TRY TO SORT THEM DOWN THE BIGGEST POTENTIALS FOR PORKY PROFIT AND THE MOST AFFORDABLE. TAKE LAST NIGHTS PIG PICK V.FTR. IF YOU GOT IN SOME AFTER OPEN DURING THE EARLY MORNING DROP OFF, THEN YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE WELL AND WILL DO EVEN BETTER IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.
V.THV......SCANNED STRONG IN 8 OF 10 AREAS WITH VERY HIGH VARIABLES IN THREE SECTORS. JUDGING BY THE CHART, ITS BEING ACCUMULATED AND LARGE. STEWART BC TO BECOME ONE OF THE NEXT HOT CAMPS IN MINING. MIGHT BE A GOOD ONE TO TUCK AWAY FOR SPRING DRILLING SEASON. WORD HAS IT MAY MOVE ON A RELATED CAMP PLAYERS RESULTS SOON.
Stewart mining camp hosts significant gold
Well the area is heating up, results coming in soon. It might not matter who posts the samples first. Everyone in the area will benifit in an increase in share price. Financing is no problem as well. Located in the area of Stewart in northwestern British Columbia, the Stewart mining camp hosts significant gold mineralization in several structurally controlled,sulphide-replacement zones occurring within a well-mineralized trend ofthe Hazelton group volcanic rocks common to the Stewart-Iskut-EskayCreek gold district. The Jurassic Hazelton group in this area is themain host for significant precious and base metal deposits includingthe Silbak Premier, the Big Missouri, the Silver Coin, the Sulphurets,the Red Mountain and the Eskay Creek deposits.
V.LME...ANOTHER LARGE SCANNER TONIGHT. 8 OF 10 SECTORS AND HITS OF LARGESSE ON THE CAPITAL INFLOW AND BUYING CHANNEL AREAS. SOME DETAILS FLOATING AROUND ABOUT SAN GOLD (V.SGR) AND THEIR PLACE IN ALL OF THE WORKINGS AROUND LME. LOOKS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE PIG TO ACCUMULATE. THE PIG FIGURES THE POTENTIAL FOR A TRIPLE IN A MONTH OR LESS.
V.BRS IS AN OKLAHOMAN OIL PLAY THAT LOOKS READY TO MOVE. SCANNED WELL ON 7 OF 10 FRONTS AND HIGH ON 2 OTHERS. SOME GREAT NUMBERS AND ITS UNDER A BIT OF AN ACCUMULATION PHASE TO BOOT. THE PIG SAYS IF YOU WANT TO PLAY THE FRONT END THEN GET IN FOR THE SPUDDING NEWS AND OUT. OR HOLD THROUGH DRILLING AND RESULTS. OR YOU CAN GET IN CLOSE TO END AND PLAY THE RESULTS ANGLE. A BIT RISKY FOR THE PIG BUT TO EACH HIS OWN. THE PIG LIKES IT ANYWAY.
V.SOH...A PREVIOUS PIG PORK PICK. SCANNED VERY WELL AGAIN TONIGHT ! NOT SURE WHATS UP BUT ITS GETTING FATTER ! THIS ONES READY TO BUST.......DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND. COULD BE A NICE TRADE SHORT TERM AND AN EVEN BETTER ONE INTO THE SPRING. CHECK THAT CHART....!
PRECIOUS-Gold steady a day after slump, China data eyed
TOKYO, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Gold steadied above $1,100 per
ounce on Thursday after falling more than 2 percent the previous
day, when investors became risk averse as the dollar rose and
China's tightening bank lending capped economic optimism.Market participants were eagerly awaiting a set of Chinese economic indicators on Thursday, including CPI and gross domestic product data.
FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold <XAU=> was at $1,115.95 an ounce as of 0000 GMT, up 0.4 percent from New York's notional close of $1,111.10.
* It fell as low as $1,107 on Wednesday, its lowest since Jan. 4.
* U.S. gold futures for February delivery <GCG0> were at $1,116.10 an ounce, up 0.3 percent. On Wednesday, the contract settled down $27.40, or 2.4 percent, at $1,122.60 on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
* Spot platinum <XPT=> was at $1,627 per ounce, compared with New York's $1,622.50. It rose as high as $1,654 on Wednesday, a level last seen in August 2008.
* Spot palladium <XPD=> was at $465.50 per ounce, up 0.1 percent from $465 in New York.
* Platinum and palladium, both valued for their use in catalytic converters, have been trading at multi-month highs helped by investment demand after the launch of U.S.-based exchange-traded funds backed by the metals this month.
* The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Trust <GLD>, said its holdings stood at 1,111.922 tonnes as of Jan. 20, unchanged from the previous business day. [GOL/SPDR]
MARKET NEWS * The euro <EUR=> fell to a five-month low against the dollar on Wednesday amid worries about Greece's ability to finance its deficit, while fears that China is trying to slow bank lending dulled demand for commodity currencies. [USD/]
* India's gold demand abated on Wednesday as the rupee weakened against the greenback, making the dollar-quoted yellow metal expensive, dealers said. [nSGE60J0B1]
* The Dow suffered its worst drop of 2010 on Wednesday as U.S. stocks succumbed to fears that China's curbs on bank lending might jeopardise the global economic recovery, while IBM's outlook sparked caution about the technology sector. [.N]
* Russia has started investing some of its gold and foreign exchange reserves, the world's third largest, into the Canadian dollar as part of its diversification strategy, a top central bank official said. [ID:nLDE60J1YX]
DATA EVENTS * The following data is expected on Thursday: <ECON>
- Australia Dec sales of new motor vehicles (0030 GMT)
- China GDP for Q4 (0200 GMT)
- China consumer price index for Dec (0200 GMT)
- China producer price index for Dec (0200 GMT)
- China industrial output (0200 GMT)
- China retail sales for Dec (0200 GMT)
- China urban investment for Dec (0200 GMT)
- Euro zone flash PMI for Jan (0858 GMT)
- Swiss ZEW investor sentiment for Jan (1000 GMT)
- Weekly U.S. jobless claims (1330 GMT)
- U.S. leading indicators for Dec (1500 GMT)
- Philadelphia Fed business activity index for Jan (1500 GMT)
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PRICES Precious metals prices at 0005 GMT
Metal Last Change Pct chg 2 day chg MA 30 RSI
Spot gold $1115.05 $3.95 +0.36% -3.70% $1117.83 41
Spot silver $17.93 $0.06 +0.34% -1.38% $17.70 44
Spot plat $1627.50 $5.00 +0.31% -0.97% $1505.28 71
COMEX gold $1115.30 $3.60 +0.32% -2.17% $1123.77 40
TOCOM gold 3,282 -49 -1.47% -1.14% 3,297 40
TOCOM plat 4,752 -53 -1.10% +0.23% 4,439 68
Currencies
Euro/dlr $1.411 $0.001 +0.06% -1.31%
Dlr/yen 91.19 -0.03 -0.03% +0.10%
TOCOM prices in yen per gram. Spot prices in $ per ounce.
THE PIGS NEWS OF THE WEIRD...... Slightly off center . . .
Take the money and run
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The driver of a Brinks armored truck apparently took the money and ran. James Parker drove away in the truck — carrying several hundred thousand dollars — after a co-worker left the vehicle to pick up a deposit at a home-improvement store. The truck was found later with the engine running in the Brinks parking lot — but Parker and the cash remain missing. Parker has yet to be found.Man makes 3 photocopies of his buttocks
CLAYTON, Mo. — Police arrested a man who allegedly dropped his pants in the crowded lobby of the St. Louis County Courthouse and made photocopies of his buttocks. Police found Daniel Everett holding two copies he had already made. He was making a third. ''What did I do? What did I do?'' witnesses said Everett asked police. Everett, an immature 38, told police that the copies were intended as a practical joke for his girlfriend.Harleyville sign makes for popular theft
CHARLESTON, S.C. — In Harleyville, S.C., the town limits sign has disappeared from the same spot for the fourth time in five years. And town officials think they know who has the signs: Harley-Davidson fans. A motorcycle shop owner says swiping Harleyville signs, which have been spotted as far away as Florida, is a point of pride among some bikers. ''I've seen them coming with a beer in one hand and a sign in the other like I'd give them a brownie point or something,'' he said.When stealing, don't leave identification
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, Mich. — A suspected shoplifter was found when, after dropping her purse at the scene of a crime, she called police to claim her bag. The woman allegedly set off an anti-theft alarm as she fled a Family Dollar store. She dropped her purse in an parking lot while being chased. When she went to the police station to retrieve her lost purse, she was promptly arrested.Football seats mark man's grave
MOUNT LEBANON, Pa. — Paul Wellener's family found the perfect marker for his grave: two blue plastic seats from the Three Rivers Stadium auction. Wellener, a lifelong football fan and a Pittsburgh Steelers season ticket holder for 42 years, died unexpectedly on March 16. Wellener's son, Paul, and widow, Mary Ann, bought three pairs of stadium seats for $2,100 at an auction — and knew they had found the perfect gravestone.Hungry? Try a "Fat in Chocolate"
KIEV, Ukraine — A Ukrainian candy company has begun marketing what may be the stickiest, richest and most fattening treat on the market: pure pork fat covered in chocolate. Cracking open a finger-sized stick of ''Fat in Chocolate'' reveals exactly that: a vein of white fat. The dark chocolate product pokes fun at the traditional Ukrainian snack of salo, or salted pork fat, usually consumed with vodka and pickles.This fire truck brought to you by ...
STOCKERTOWN, Pa. — They may not be able to change their tires in less than 20 seconds, but Stockertown's fire department is looking for something decidedly race car-like: sponsorship. The tiny borough of 650 residents bought a fire truck but hasn't been able to scrape enough money to pay for it. So the fire chief and the City Council president dreamed up the idea of selling advertising space on the fire truck. So far, no one has signed on.Champion liar tells good, clean story
BURLINGTON, Wis. — Gordon Zwicky's outrageous tale about his trip to Florida earned him top honors in this year's Burlington Liars Club contest. Zwicky, 72, beat out 299 other entries from 31 states and Canada. Zwicky claimed he and his wife, Dorothy, won the lottery and decided to drive to Florida. Their neighbor told them they would be fine as long as they paid attention to the road signs. ''Thirty miles from home they saw a sign stating, 'Clean Restrooms Ahead.' Two months later they arrived in Florida,'' the tale read. By that time, they had cleaned 450 restrooms using 267 rolls of paper towels, three cases of bowl cleaner and 86 bottles of Windex. They were so tired, they immediately left for home.Three-legged pooch revives owner
 In March, Lowman saved Percy from certain death by adopting him from the local Humane Society as he was recovering from an accident that took his right hind leg and severed his tail. |
Who gets to blow out the candles?
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Expect a big birthday party next year in the Greco household. Suzanne and Michael Greco celebrated their shared birthday Saturday by welcoming their first child, 8-pound, 8-ounce Maxwell Allen Greco. ''We're wondering what the odds are of having the whole family born on the same day,'' said Vicki Greco, Michael's mother. ''It's just amazing.''Cop's dummy partner not deductible
SAN FRANCISCO — A police officer whom voters let patrol with a 10-pound wooden dummy partner can't deduct the campaign costs as a business expense, a court said. Robert Geary spent nearly $11,500 of his own money to get the measure on the 1993 ballot, a move designed to counter the brass who ordered the ventriloquist dummy to remain in a locker because they said it made the department look silly. San Francisco voters, though, approved of using the Howdy Doody look-alike, Officer Brendan O'Smarty, to calm children. Now, Geary must pay the Internal Revenue Service $3,500 in back taxes.
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