oh, jobless claims increased about 20k which in theory shows deflating economics….pizz🤡💩🤡💩🤡💩🤡💩🤡💩

/GC gold daily shows…..Tas support at 1749.2……Getting dicey…trust me that must hold…2 bars close below id curtains…but hopefully price tests and rejects that…volume is quite large so far today……flush out of weak gold participants is quite possible…and the good old friday pop…IMHO…any thoughts welcomed…glta…Matthew what do you think?
https://tos.mx/4hZSU3E

why am i even attempting a miners play on gold?…because gold completed a gartley buy pattern at a .618 retracement of the previous set of swing points…gold had a technical key reversal day on 9/20 monday…Because price was extended down defined by the gartley buy and .618 fibs extension….that 9/20 bar went below and then above the previous bar and closed in the opposite direction to the previous down trend eg key reversal day…I understand cycle work says that the low is due oct/nov….but cycles work fail also, frequently actually….glta

/GC 4 hour chart…This is IT…This decides the battle of bulls and bears….bar e down has the volume characteristic that matters that the market just tested…did buyer conviction hold?….proof will be if this price level is tested(done) and lower price rejected (occurring) .we will know soon enough…glta

https://tos.mx/qzrLu0k

11ish AM EST…The daily chart /GC has chit for technicals…I mean chit…But nice RSI(14) developing on the 10 minute and less time frames…..TAS support by their algo’s where the buys are lurking, implying support, is holding so far…stay w positive expectancy a while more…

Oh. I didn’t see any of that so don’t know what happened there.

Bottom line, if posts are just people attacking one another and not adding value, then some of those may get pulled. Personally, I get a great deal of value from your posts Matthew, especially the charts you share. Cheers!

The glaring bottom line from my perspective is the fact that my comment was deleted by someone with no common sense. Oh well…
Thanks

Well, we’ll have to disagree there as I feel Cory has a great deal of common sense, and doesn’t want the blog littered with name calling and insults. Makes sense to me.

Finding out that it was Cory is disappointing. You also have no common sense if you think my simple question was more offensive than jonsyl’s sarcasm that came first.
Is it really lost on you two that jonsyl’s INTENTION was to offend? He’s done the same thing over and over again with zero deletions. I would have no problem if his completely valueless comment had been deleted along with mine.

Matthew, there is no need to now start insulting me, as I didn’t do anything to you, and just got done paying you a compliment and said I appreciated your posts.

Look it’s common sense that someone responding to another poster here with a personal attack and escalating it to using name calling (like degrading someone as a “weakling” if that was the word you used), is quite a bit different than someone insinuating sarcasm and not even referencing you directly in a post that mostly dwelt with gold’s seasonality, the Powell’s comments , and being facetious about the control the Fed thinks they have on the markets.

There isn’t any reason to remove Jonsyl’s comment. I can’t speak to your comment as it is no longer up, but there are other posts that have been removed in the past if they are just insults and name calling and some folks have even crossed over into libel and slander against guests we’ve brought on the show. Jonsyl didn’t insult any user here or call anyone a name. That is common sense, and why his comment didn’t get removed, where your comment apparently did, likely based on insults and name calling. It’s a simple concept.

I had already previously stated I didn’t remove your comment before you responded back that your comment “was deleted by someone with no common sense.” If it wasn’t me then that only leaves one other person, Cory. When you moved on to insulting him, then I disagreed with your statement and stuck up for Cory’s common sense. Now you’ve shifted your ire to me, after I thought enough of you to at least respond back and explain the situation to you and had just got done paying you a compliment. I cared enough to respond back and wanted to better understand your initial comment of calling the KER “slimy”, which is again, another insult, but now I’m sorry I even tried to engage with you at all. Good grief!

I stand by my so-called insult. That’s some nutty logic you’re employing to defend jonsyl’s crystal clear and repeated attempt to insult me. It is what it is and anyone with common sense knows that.
For the record, I am not and would not ask for his comments to be removed. The response to my comment while ignoring his is just ridiculous.

Btw, jonsyl, here’s the pitchfork on gold when you need it:
https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=%24GOLD&p=D&yr=1&mn=7&dy=0&id=p55439486295&a=902656161

The fork provided perfect support on Monday so move below Monday’s low would not be bullish. Does that make sense to you?

OK. Well sorry you feel that way, and can’t see the distinction between personal attacks and direct name calling and someone musing about technical analysis with “oh my, where’s the pitchfork on gold when you need it.”

There is no personal attack there, no name calling, and no reason to remove it. A post with personal attacks and name calling can and do get removed from the blog as they only make things worse, and they are like tromping onto someone’s floor with dirty shoes on and tracking mud everywhere. Those kinds of posts serve nobody.

You’re either purposely missing the context, the multiple sarcastic comments that preceded the last one OR you don’t know sarcasm when you see it. I happen to know someone like that and it is not rare from what I’ve been told. This person has borderline personality disorder and can’t spot sarcasm to save her life. Perhaps that’s you, too, but I doubt it. If you were in my shoes, you’d know exactly what jonsyl was doing and would haul off as you’ve done so many times in the past (always righteously, of course – in your mind).

By the way, you might want to rethink how you use compliments. It doesn’t look good at all when you pay someone one and then hold it over their head as if a favor is owed. I realize it is human (sheeple) nature to glad-hand and place “getting along” above all else but that tendency is corruptive and destructive and doesn’t work on me. Friends and family can’t buy my silence or cooperation that way either.

Faget about jonsyl keep doing your thing, Matthew.

I will now, Terry. I sure did not expect my legitimate simple question to cause a problem.

Matthew, in you’re veiled attempt to diss on me, it is you that missed the point. Being somewhat sarcastic like Jonsyl was about the chart forks, is just that, just like the sarcastic comments about the Fed and Powell’s comments were likewise sarcastic. This site is full if sacarstic posts and those are not the same thing as flat out personal attacks or name calling, which is a step too far. If Cory felt it was too far, then he pulled the post and it is his site, and he has common sense just like I do.

Honestly, we don’t really have interest in moderating most of the comments or squabbles between posters (which are endless and always have been, and likely always will be). Once it gets to the level of personal attacks and name calling, it no longer serves the community. The people that post on the blog are not the only ones reading the blog. Most of these segments have hundreds or sometimes thousands of views, including from the contributors and companies we interview.

If it gets to just insulting, personal attacks, and name calling that isn’t helping out everyone, and is sometimes better if those posts get removed from the site. Again, we don’t want to really need to moderate the comments, or delete anything, and rarely do.

We are busy on 8-10 calls/zooms per day, recording segments for the site, setting up new ones, responding to emails, etc. and most of the time just let the comments slide. If he removed the post, then he felt it was counter-productive to the site.

Jonsyl being sarcastic on forks, even if directed at you, is just a technical indicator, like Bollinger bands or moving averages, so does it really matter enough to insult him over it?

As for the compliments, they were genuine, as is every comment or compliment I give anyone. I’ve complimented your charts many other times. Most would see the congruence to those statements, and not immediately try and assign an ulterior motive to them.

My point was there was no need to ugly with me over something I didn’t do, and I took the time to respond because I think enough of you to do so. If I didn’t care at all I wouldn’t have responded, nor complimented your contributions here.

I just find it odd how hard you work to find motives that aren’t there, how you need to constantly try and belittle others, like you just did to both Cory and I in this thread, and thought it was an odd way to respond back when I was trying to be real with you and explain what likely happened and that I valued your thoughts. That’s it man. Good night.

I asked him if he enjoyed being a weakling, that’s it. The fact that adults now need to protect other adults from such a well-grounded question is sad. My assessment was accurate and no more offensive than he intended to be with his repeated remarks. It’s simple stuff. Or so I thought.

EX….no one should mess with a neurosurgeon…They are the tiny sub-group that actually work miracles win the Rockefeller Disease cartel….Not much of anything gets by a neurosurgeon IMHO….a great neuro guy saved me from dying of a spinal cord compression injury years back….tough case 4 hr. Sx…….58% C-5/6 compression…incompatible w life….full recovery for me…..🔊💥🔊🎉🔊🔆🔊😎

Good point Larry. I respect people in any field or discipline, where they have spent time learning their craft and helping others.

Congratulations on the full recovery, and yes it sounds like that neurosurgeon really was a life saver.

Cheers!

Not only that, I enjoy contrary indicators I don’t care if they’re in my own family. In the past, not recently many years but families worked out great as contrary indicators. Same with friends and acquaintances. Taking a tally of all these helps me make really important investment decisions. Of course, the last few years with a bubble assets and all the toxic policies of the government these contrary indicators aren’t so reliable anymore but that’s because everything is turned upside down. We don’t have free markets and there’s no price discovery everything supported by government intervention they started out with a stock market with ESF with Reagan the plunge protection team after the 1987 stock market crash.
Now they’re supporting everything all toxic assets everything in the economy is completely out of control and it’s going to turn out to be a apocalyptic event when this thing ends.

THAT’S RIGHT, THERE’S IS NO MORE FREE MARKETS.

THIS IS NOW A MATRIX. THAT’S THE UGLY TRUTH

I agree with you. I am not a trader like many that post here but like to read your comments. I just trade some in my IRA for my retirement. Right now I like stocks like Kinross KGC. They are beat down and pay a div. and buying back shares. I do not mind if it takes time for them to come back.

and even before that….