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Hi Tiger - Absolutely, I agree with your sentiment here. - The juicing of the economy, probably with mid-terms in mind and the price that will ultimately have to be paid. - But, love him or hate him, the latest figures are perfectly timed.

In making this post I hope I'm not offending anyone. Especially my fellow posters for whom I have a high regard and respect.

Trump seems to be delivering all the right numbers just now. - Namely in employment figures and the greatest rise in wages for almost 10yrs. - These numbers are very important to the ordinary man on the street. They resonate and carry a lot of weight. The latest figures, just published, will influence the mid-term I feel. - Just saying. :-)

Hi Langley -

What's your take on gold, Centamin and the forces and influences at work affecting them? - You're allowed to criticise of course, but I think you have to earn the right on the back of your overall contribution to the thread. Actually, I can't recall any contribution, other than the odd, fleeting criticism, that you've ever made. - Apologies if I'm wrong on this score.

Hi Razor - Your two-penneth is always welcome and worth having.

It's rapidly becoming the norm that every bit of news emitting from Centamin is a bummer - a loser ! - Is it deliberate or what? - Is there a grand-plan behind it all? - In my paranoid state, I'm beginning to think we're all gonna get stuffed/betrayed.

Kinnell - They're going for the 'Jugular'.

I note how they 'Emphasise' the improved Sept. production figure of 48, 511 ounces and the expectation that this improvement will carry through into Q4.

Hi Tiger - Yes indeed, most of the facts are already known and we've already had our good-hiding over them. - Why should there be a double doze? - Under normal price-discovery type markets I don't think there would be a second shellacking. -However, these are not normal times, at least not normal in the sense that we used to understand them. - Algos have become a driving-force these days although I would be surprised if Algos influence Centamin. A mid 250 stock is probably a bit too small and lacking in sufficient liquidity. - I don't know to be honest. - We'll soon know.

Good morning Elonex - My view is that the plate-spinners have no choice but to maintain the status-quo. - It's not a one-off mid-term phenomena, it's a permanent perpetual, state-of-play. If they stop what they're doing, the whole house-of-cards will collapse. The present model requires that the Law has to stand aside and the media become embedded with the process of the theft of the wealth of the nation and the continual deceit of the American people as well as the rest of the world. - I should add, all in my opinion of course, that the UK Government/elites are willing supporters of this enterprise.

Hi Sotolo - We only ever get downside surprises. - When was the last time there was an upside surprise? - I can't recall. - I might have overlooked something but I genuinely can't remember. Even in the days of reporting record-breaking production, response was sluggish at best and if there was an uptick it wasn't long returning to previous state. - The market never seemed to reward outstanding Centamin performance. A slight hiccup however, well that's a different story, usually a rapid maximum effect. - Enigmatic, a hidden hand, it's been described in all sorts of ways on this thread, but that's the story behind the mystery.

Thanks for the link mick-b. - Great rhetoric. - We'll be getting more of the same at this afternoon's budget. :-)

In a way the overhang of the court-ruling and of course it's implications, somehow gives Egypt a tight-hold over Centamin. Any acquiescence between the Government and the Judiciary on this issue, depending on which way they wanted it to go, could either make or at the very least deliver a serious blow to Centamin's future. - They hold all the cards. They have them by the goolies I'm afraid and Centamin appears not to want to do anything about it.

A stampede into miners will result in a fall-off in other stocks. - This is to be avoided at all cost. - The pumps will be manned to put the fire out if they can.

1240 hit - I'm wondering whether the TSX price might fare better between now and close.

Might be misreading the tea leaves here but reading through todays notes there appears to be unexplained negative movement in miners.- Could it be that the barriers are up in trying to prevent a flight to miners at the expense of the rest of the market? - If this turns out to be the case we may be in for some disappointing times ahead. - IMO

The price is becoming a bit like 'Charles Tyrwhitt' shirts. - They seem to be on permanent offer. - We'll be getting money-vouchers through the post next.

Meant to say breaking above shoulder-line, not braking. - Although, knowing our luck, braking will probably turn out to be the correct word. - :-)

Unless I'm mistaken, we're very close to braking above the shoulder-line of the recent double-bottom formation. -
108 should do it, 110 would be even more encouraging.

Hi Mizolgit - I remember David Seaman the Arsenal and England goalie. - Someone once remarked - 'With a name like that it's amazing how many clean sheets he keeps'. - You mention 'Trust' - Is that a word still in common use or still in the dictionary even? - Never mind.
'The old days are gone now
alas to be no more
The passing of a heritage
The closing of a door
But I shall still remember
With fondness - All those things
That time has long forgotten
Yet to my memory clings.

Good morning. - I'm laughing at your £10 a day comment. - It's good to laugh though in these trying times. - It's amazing how rational people quickly morph into 'Grasshoppers' when they become expert at reading 'Tea leaves. :-)