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LAKE SHORE GOLD CORP 6.25 PCT DEBS T.LSG.DB



TSX:LSG.DB - Post by User

Post by peep2on Mar 31, 2016 10:13pm
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Post# 24718142

If the FED interest rate increases were nonsense,

If the FED interest rate increases were nonsense, which means the only answer for the FED is it's old 
failed answer of more and more QE money printing, 

which will ultimately collapse the world and reset to gold,

then selling LSG to THO at dirt cheap arrangements is
nonsense, and Tony knows that. 

Making Tony not in control but the big financiers of LSG
are, who want to break free the longs' shares to give
them to latecomer big players, even if more expensive
now in THO. 
From
'Why the Fed rate talk was 'a bunch of nonsense'
https://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/30/why-the-fed-rate-talk-was-a-bunch-of-nonsense.html
"Events afterwards (the first rate increase) were a roller coaster: A violent market reaction lower, dueling public comments from Fed officials alternating between hawkish and dovish, a market rally, then, most recently, strongly dovish language after the March FOMC meeting and then Yellen's speech.

There was a point recently where markets were beginning to buy a rate-hiking Fed, with expectations of a move around midyear and, possibly, a second in December.

No more.

After Yellen's speech, the market believes the only likely increase will come in November or December, which are showing respective probabilities of 50 percent and 62 percent, according to the CME. Fed fund futures don't have a full quarter-point hike technically priced in until March 2017."


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