Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Critical point for POG

[fordster]

Slightly broke out or if it backs off it's at resistance.... Tudor123/CA/Marcus...how are you guys doing? Long time no talk to.

[MarcusA]

Thanks Fordster! I am doing fine (at least much better than the SP over the last months). Yes sorry, I had to reduce my postings - very busy organizing two relocation across Europe. (This stupid brexit broke my heart, now the increased burocracy is wrecking my nerves. (By the way: Have you seen the pictures of empty shelves or the people fighting for gallon of gas?) As to TUD: Still practicing

[fordster]

You have the right to have your heart broken bro... The conditions that exist in England today were quite predictable. All those trucks coming over into a new country. If it was going to become a "hard boarder" I heard there would be an immediate 6 month wait for items to arrive. I'm Not following it, but I would imagine even with a soft boarder, its still a huge mess...If I had no

[MarcusA]

The shortage of gas and empty shelves mainly comes from the lack of truck drivers (not so much the hard border, which appears to be rather soft too me.) The truck drivers there were mostly from the eastern states of the EU and they kicked them all out...ten thousands. Now they have gas but cant get it to the gas stations. Now the military should help... I never had or have problems travelling. I

[fordster]

Logistics is what's going to finish off our economy...so down in the OC it looks like the d-day invasion pics. Ships all over the place. The whole shipping industry has been considered essential workers...but the long shoreman are extremely burnt out and (something I just learned) all those souls on those ships have not been allowed off their ship for over 18months no matter where they go

[MarcusA]

Logistics was never a problem here - until now. You are dam right - there is lesson to be learned... Speaking about "lessons": Isn't ES just giving one? The PP was upgraded again.

[fordster]

Follow the smart money...this must be becoming a monster....requiring more funding to figure this out. I'll follow ES into junk bonds at this point...follow the smart money.

[Countrygent]

History may not repeat, but it can rhyme. Think late 70’s post oil crisis dislocation and economic transitions (you can say growing or adjustment pain) meets the always denied until it can’t be denied structural inflation.  Result: stagflation, an ideal economic model for gold to become a preferred asset. This time we have some differences, but there is a turning of the screw occurring