Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "Kitco NEWS" channel.

  1. Gold has been down for a very long time. These people want to scoop it up. Mine's staying where I can lick it.
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  2. Gold never moves. All the other stuff just goes to ratshit is all.
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  3. Thank you for the in-person format - so much better. Especially thanks for the handshake. We all need to get back to our senses and shake off the criminals' doom narrative.
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  4. This man just said that the US economy is strong, and he doesn't even laugh when he says it.
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  5. "...economists, just like a lot of us, are guessing what's gonna happen with consumer behaviour...in a post virus world" What's going to happen in a post LOCKDOWN world is that free enterprise, and the spirit of self determination that actually feeds us, is going to be swept away by a socialism that is guaranteed to lead to empty stomachs. Consumer behaviour is going to get very scary. But hey 'and you will be happy'!
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  6. It's now a pretty good rule of thumb that if JP Morgan appears to lean one way, it's best to go the other.
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  7. "...there are very few contrarians left, as you know..." No I don't!
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  8.  @houfame  You're clearly looking for a word to denigrate Celente. You need to look again, find a more accurate label because, like him or loathe him, what he displays here is not grumpiness.
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  9. Clearly this man knows his stuff but how does he - as so many others - keep using the name of a virus to refer to the damage done by the actions of politicians? Such inaccuracy is itself a continued acceptance of the continuation of unnecessary damage.
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  10. Accessible until the plug is pulled.
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  11. This man's an adviser And yet he trusts Pfizer?
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  12. The pandemic never hit any economy. The lockdowns hit the economies of every country except one.
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  13. Good luck with the 'going to cash' thing.
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  14. Boom now; crash soon; then Big Bruv' buys it all and we are kennelled as he sees fit.
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  15. caribbeanQueen How long had you had it?
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  16. C K You are so right, it's horrid stuff. Can I private message you with my address and I'll take it off your hands. Don't mention it, it's just the sort of bloke I am.
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  17. "...if the economy eventually recovers..." Biden sneaks a look over to Harris, tries not to burst out laughing.
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  18.  @houfame  He's an American patriot. He looks around him and he sees his whole economy and way of life being destroyed by needless lockdowns and draconian measures. That's provocation. His reaction is impassioned protest - the right to which is reserved for the one mindset it seems.
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  19. They are turning people onto furlough as an introduction to UBI. Here in UK many young people think this is a good way to go. They think the amount paid will stay as generous as it is now. What a surprise they will get when the process is complete and all small/medium businesses are no more. They are then fully captured. On the plus side, obesity will cease to be a problem.
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  20. Nice syrup.
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  21. Buy lead. Gonna fly.
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  22.  @latincrypto7093  To express a view contrary to yours is to lack education?
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  23. Just another Jarhead Yup, parallel universe. Did CNN buy Kitco?
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  24. Yellen is expected to "max out on the stimulus"? This is the stimulus that can stimulate nothing and no-one. This is the stimulus that should more accurately be called 'sedative'. Just stay calm, here's enough to eat while we bury the dollar.
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  25. Thank goodness for this man's tenacious grip on the truth. The US economy - along with all the other support systems of Western Civilisation - is being subjected to the Verdun treatment: it is being bled white. Hyperinflation is coming - and not just confined to one country. The whole free world is going down; is being taken down; and all of it, directed by our own governments.
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  26. Yup, he's right on the green thing. Coal is being ditched everywhere by the 'new economies'. Everywhere that is, except the newest and biggest economy which absolutely loves the stuff - the dirtier the better.
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  27. An idea. Sit Greg Mannarino down in his studio and film him watching these two here. Epic.
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  28. Gold is truth. That is all.
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  29.  @PURPLE_SHADE_SMOOTHIE  I so hope you are right.
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  30. If it's 'final', then there is no question 'for how long'. Not saying it is, but that title needs sorting.
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  31. Emma Evans That leaves you with the dollars then? Buy a wheelbarrow.
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  32. Covid made nothing unsustainable - the criminal lockdowns imposed subsequent to covid are the problem. But now that the Orange One has been excised, it looks like the US might see a way forward. Pass me that sick bucket please.
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  33. Again: 'covid' has not been difficult for any industry, anywhere. The criminal ( because totally ineffective whilst severely damaging to trade) lockdowns have been difficult everywhere. Everywhere that is, except the one economy. 'Go figure'
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  34. How full of shit is Kitco these days?
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  35. Jesus! Yet another spokesman for a vaccine that we don't need.
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  36. Paul Griesbach I agree: astrology is total bunkum. Then again, I would think that due to the contrarian tendencies inherent to all us Pisceans.
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  37. What can save us is our getting back to work instead of listening to the MSM covid narrative. It's not ebola and it's not bubonic plague. I've had it and so have 3 of my family members. Stop listening to the hype. Alternatively, keep listening to the media hype and prepare for communism. It's up to you.
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  38. Stimulus is the opium of the masses.
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  39. As soon as Powell starts his contribution with reference to 'the Delta variant', you know you are being fed yet more bullshit. He goes on to make the case that the world economy is being held back because too many people are refusing to agree to take the jab which doesn't stop them getting infected; doesn't stop them passing infection to others; and increasingly finding, doesn't stop them being hospitalised by becoming infected. He should be taken out into the yard.
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  40. Insolvency is not a risk for the US.There is no risk here. To invoke the idea of 'risk' at this stage is to display myopia. Insolvency is 100% nailed on. Why else would those in power allow a middling viral outbreak to extinguish the small/medium business engine of the economy if total meltdown were not the aim? If they are to 'Build Back Better', then they need to flatten the existing site first. The FED and the US Gov' are not 'trapped', they are the trappers and the zombies are lurching right into it. When it springs, it will happen very quickly.
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  41. We don't need no vaccination.
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  42. We survived the mundane virus easily. The lockdown regimes that were enabled by the panic are of another magnitude entirely. No chance of freezing where these measures are taking us.
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  43. Why can't we meet in person right now? Get in touch, request a meet and get yourself there. Let the masked dickheads go their own way.
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  44.  @Casmige  Fixed it? How?
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  45. Absolute simpleton.
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  46.  @liquidkeys  Laaaaaavely
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  47. Why is a banker briefing a nation on matters virological? The 'vaccination process' is carefully timed to coincide with the natural falling-away of respiratory infections of the northern hemisphere Spring and the effects also of natural immunity. In other words, the vaccine is superfluous. But it has to be pushed at every juncture so that the whole idea of annual boosters can be embedded and the $Trillions of yearly revenue stream can be opened-up.
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  48.  GodGoldGuns  Very. So many playstation traders.
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  49. Gene Seiler You're believing all the hype then?
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  50. It's lovely to be able to not give a shit.
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