RE:RE:RE:Response to SinbobAll good points and we are left to guess the timing, I agree. Markets are getting crazy volatile now a sure sign that unexpected eruptions are coming. Desperation to 'fix' things should intensify and I guess there are still many fraudulent 'rabbits' left in the hat. the 'globalness' (wording) of it all leaves me most confused ie; developing economies and their $US debt; the rollover of the $US (timing); the collapse of Deutsche Bank; the weary US consumer; the collapsing housing markets; the collapsing auto markets; the Euro death watch; inflation; and so much more. One intriguing little ditty I seem to keep hearing whispers of is that Trump will default on the US debt (yikes). If he is impeached there may be civil war. Neither side will give in and 'the other side' doesn't want to realize that it does no good to control the media that only about half of the 'other side' believes because, no matter how you look at it, it is all controlled by a miniscule number of the most evil, greedy, power hungry vermin that God has suffered to allow crawling rights on the face of this earth. I think 'this time' will be more confounding than most. Guess I don't know enough about nickel to further pontificate. I am thinking that 'this time' is getting so precarious that only the precious metals will attract rather than the 'future' speculative value in commodities such as nickel and copper etc. If the global economy shuts down, we are all in trouble anyway. I'm gravitating to the old theorem that the only currency value will be mostly in gold, silver and perhaps palladium and platinum. Land etc. will hold long term value. I fear for the younger generations.