Monday’s Market Wrap from The Lone Ranger
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The U.S. equity markets continue to close at record highs.
Fox news
Donald was to busy twittering SNL
I hear lots of rubbish stated and written about Gold and silver prices.
For the record, these were the silver prices yesterday (12/4/16)reported from India:
City Silver (1 gram) Bar Silver (1 Kg)
AGRA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
AHMEDABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
ALIGARH ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
ALLAHABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
AMBALA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
AMRAVATI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
AURANGABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
BANGALORE ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
BAREILLY ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
BELGAUM ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
BELLARY ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
BHILAI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
BHOPAL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
BHUBANESHWAR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
CHANDIGARH ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
CHENNAI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
COIMBATORE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
CUTTACK ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
DEHRADUN ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
DELHI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
DINDIGUL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
ERODE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
FARIDABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
GHAZIABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
GULBARGA ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
GUNTUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
GURGAON ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
GUWAHATI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
HALDWANI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
HISAR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
HOSUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
HYDERABAD ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
INDORE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JABALPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JAIPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JALGAON ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JAMMU ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JAMNAGAR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JAMSHEDPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
JODHPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KAKINADA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KANNUR ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
KANPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KARNAL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KARUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KOCHI ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
KOLHAPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KOLKATA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KOTA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
KOZHIKODE ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
KURNOOL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
LUCKNOW ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
LUDHIANA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
MADURAI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
MALAPPURAM ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
MANGALORE ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
MEERUT ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
MUMBAI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
MYSORE ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
NAGERCOIL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
NAGPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
NANDED ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
NASIK ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
NELLORE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
NOIDA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
PANAJI ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
PATNA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
PONDICHERRY ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
PRODDATUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
PUNE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
RAIPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
RAJAHMUNDRY ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
RAJKOT ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
RANCHI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
RATLAM ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SALEM ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SANGLI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SHIMLA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SHIMOGA ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
SILIGURI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SOLAPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SRINAGAR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
SURAT ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
THANE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
THANJAVUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
THRISSUR ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
TIRUCHIRAPALLI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
TIRUNELVELI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
TUTICORIN ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
UDAIPUR ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
UDUPI ₹ 41.1 ₹ 41,100
VADODARA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
VARANASI ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
VELLORE ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
VIJAYAWADA ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
VISAKHAPATNAM ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
WARANGAL ₹ 40.8 ₹ 40,795
These are prices in Rupees.
With 68.03 rupees to equal $1 US.
That for Americans without a calculator is about $18.75 an ounce, about 50 cents an ounce premium over Shanghai prices.
Thanks
Gold Price In Indian Cities
City Standard Gold (22 K) Pure Gold (24 K)
1 gram 8 grams 1 gram 8 grams
AGRA ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
AHMEDABAD ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
ALIGARH ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
ALLAHABAD ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
AMBALA ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
AMRAVATI ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
AURANGABAD ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
BANGALORE ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
BAREILLY ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
BELGAUM ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
BELLARY ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
BHILAI ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
BHOPAL ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
BHUBANESHWAR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
CHANDIGARH ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
CHENNAI ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
COIMBATORE ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
CUTTACK ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
DEHRADUN ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
DELHI ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
DINDIGUL ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
ERODE ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
FARIDABAD ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
GHAZIABAD ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
GULBARGA ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
GUNTUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
GURGAON ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
GUWAHATI ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
HALDWANI ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
HISAR ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
HOSUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
HYDERABAD ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
INDORE ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
JABALPUR ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
JAIPUR ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
JALGAON ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
JAMMU ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
JAMNAGAR ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
JAMSHEDPUR ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
JODHPUR ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
KAKINADA ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
KANNUR ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
KANPUR ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
KARNAL ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
KARUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
KOCHI ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
KOLHAPUR ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
KOLKATA ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
KOTA ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
KOZHIKODE ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
KURNOOL ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
LUCKNOW ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
LUDHIANA ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
MADURAI ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
MALAPPURAM ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
MANGALORE ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
MEERUT ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
MUMBAI ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
MYSORE ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
NAGERCOIL ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
NAGPUR ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
NANDED ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
NASIK ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
NELLORE ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
NOIDA ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
PANAJI ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
PATNA ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
PONDICHERRY ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
PRODDATUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
PUNE ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
RAIPUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
RAJAHMUNDRY ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
RAJKOT ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
RANCHI ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
RATLAM ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
SALEM ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
SANGLI ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
SHIMLA ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
SHIMOGA ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
SILIGURI ₹ 2,795 ₹ 22,360 ₹ 2,926 ₹ 23,408
SOLAPUR ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
SRINAGAR ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
SURAT ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
THANE ₹ 2,844 ₹ 22,752 ₹ 2,975 ₹ 23,800
THANJAVUR ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
THRISSUR ₹ 2,700 ₹ 21,600 ₹ 2,905 ₹ 23,240
TIRUCHIRAPALLI ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
TIRUNELVELI ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
TUTICORIN ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
UDAIPUR ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
UDUPI ₹ 2,725 ₹ 21,800 ₹ 2,930 ₹ 23,440
VADODARA ₹ 2,881 ₹ 23,048 ₹ 3,012 ₹ 24,096
VARANASI ₹ 2,810 ₹ 22,480 ₹ 2,941 ₹ 23,528
VELLORE ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
VIJAYAWADA ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
VISAKHAPATNAM ₹ 2,765 ₹ 22,120 ₹ 2,893 ₹ 23,144
Prices on Sunday 12/4/16
Gold is often sold in form of Jewelry.
24 carat gold is relatively soft, so it is not uncommon for jewelry to be 22 carat, so as to be more durable.
It’s interesting to see the variation from city to city.
Thanks for posting CFS. Can you post the link to these prices? Thx!
interesting, so much for silver going thru the roof should the shtf.
unless of course what Modi did doesnt qualify. lol
People in those line ups might think it does tho.
anyway, maybe people prefer bitcoin to silver.
all those Dice vids would suggest people really dont want silver.
This my thought about Trump and Taiwan.
Over the past month or so there have been rumors of Taiwan being worried about an invasion from mainland China.
Certainly Twaiwan has bought missile defenses.
Certainly Mainland China has impeded Taiwanese fishermen in there local waters.
Certainly Chinese mainland military vessels have gone close to Taiwan.
I believe Trump talking to the Premier of Taiwan is simply Trump’s way of warning China that Taiwan is considered an Allie of the US, without involving US military operations which with a mistake could start a war. In any case Trump is not yet President, so he cannot order military movements.
Al, it was so disappointing to hear of the issues you had with some guests on this show in the past. Unfortunately it wasnt surprising. These people who pledge advice in order to help out of good nature and nothing else need to be heeded with caution. Thats not to say any of your potential guests are unethical or non trustworthy, and theres no offence intended at all.
I was always wary or Roger Wiegand when he introduced him self as “Trader Rog”, as if to emphasise he was a trader. Some traders are decent people, others wouldnt know the definition of decent
Whatever happened to trader Rog, BTW. I liked his hairdo.
Ryan – ironically, Big Al discussed that on the weekend show blog. He won’t be returning.
On a more positive note – Ryan, you had to have made a small fortune on MXSG today.
Congrats!!
(I trimmed back 1/4 of my remaining position at $.184 like a dummy and watched it go up to $.23….. but then it pulled back to $.16 and then closed at $.174, so I’m glad I pulled some profits. If it dips back down further then I’ll buy that 1/4 position back.)
Holy cow, Excelsior! It’s been a great the past 5 trading days for Mexus! Sounds like you still did good today even if you didn’t sell some at the top today. I’m going old turkey with MXSG.
I look for it to trade $.20-$.25 around gold pour time, but who knows. What is so impressive is that it’s been doing this in the headwinds of gold. This will be another 10 to 20 bagger + by the end of the gold bull. Just you watch. A little birdie told me more good news is coming. 😉
Thanks for the head up Ryan and I agree.
Oh..and I know we sound like a broker record on here with Mexus, but I hope we continue to keep sounding like a broken record for years.
*broken
Yes, this may get a bit much for certain posters, but if they don’t like hearing about stocks that went up 12,000 – 14,000 % this year off their lows, then what the hell are they doing investing in resource companies. I’m not in this and taking on this kind of risk to make 10% a year. 🙂
I didn’t start really discussing Mexus in more detail here on the KER until February when it was $.0035 per share. Yesterday it was trading at $.17-$.23 per share, and I must have mentioned 2 dozen times this stock was going to be heading much higher on the development and production news.
I’ve posted every news release that came out, photos, speculation, and reached out to Paul Dent in their investor relations department about keeping their site up to date, and shortly there after he appeared on the show here. Rick Ackerman also covered the stock in his technical reviews when it was $.06 and said the chart was very bullish and was heading higher.
If investors missed this run and didn’t at least have some funny money in this from under a penny or at 6 pennies (when Rick covered it in the audio) then that’s on them. Instead people want to constantly know what’s happening to the gold price. Here’s a clue, the quality Jr miners will absolutely crush their underlying metals prices be it Gold, Silver, Copper, Zinc, whatever…..
There were several dozen updates here on the KER Forum, a live interview, and technical advice from Rick A. that should have at least given any investor that wanted to a chance to have made an insane percentage return, regardless of their position size.
They aren’t all going to be winners, but you gotta be in it to win it.
Good luck to all in their investing the rest of this week!
I’d add that there a many investors on here throwing out quality Jr stock ideas on the KER every day like Matthew, CFS, Bonzo Barzini, Bob Moriarty, Marty, Brian, GH, Wolfster, Bob UK, Paul L., Pete, Ryan, Dan calgary, Blue, Dick Tracy, Tad, MarkedtoFuture, Ozibatla, Jason, Glenfidish, (and too many other posters to name them all), Cory & Big Al, and all the special guests they bring on the shows. Rick Ackerman must have reviewed 70-80 stocks and ETFs earlier this year and gave everyone here his support and resistance numbers…. what else do people want?
Investors here could make a fortune if they just followed some of those suggestions, did some due diligence to pick out the ones that met their risk tolerance and investing objectives, and got a handful of them during the dips and selloffs for the next leg higher.
May everyone find success using their investing strategy, but at one point you got to pull the trigger and get started with a small tranche. You can always average down 1-2 more times if the trade moves against you or just sell it if goes below your threshold and buy it back at a lower level.
Yeh trader Rog burnt some bridges by the sound of it.
Sad to hear. I liked his macro overviews of the commodity sector, but look at this way, now we have George Gero on regularly and he does an excellent job of covering the macro picture in the commodity space.
“The only constant is change”
If Trump the shrewd businessman is going to rewrite trade deals with other trading nations he must include them all and respect them all. You can’t change trade with the mainland Chinese and forget about Taiwan. You can’t do deals with The Ukraine and forget Russia. He wants to do what is best for America by being open for business but with a fair policy for his people. If you want peace there must be prosperity and you can only have a world that is safe by allowing everyone to negotiate their terms through dialogue and allow trade to prosper. DT
Maybe just maybe he was saying …”im ze presidente and ill talk to who i damn well please”.
The chinese have had double standards for years and are militarily inferior to the good old US of A…perhaps he just wants them to kow tow…the USA per capita GDP is high…china needs america…to buy all thier crap
Nick, all the world’s economies are peddling crap, but Asia in particular. The US before the 1970’s had quality products but now everybody builds around the theory of planned obsolescence and the cheapest product wins, people are also wising up to these terrible manufacturing processes. With a businessman as President I believe we will start to see this change.
Very well said DT
While attention was focused on the Italian vote, it became more clear that the EU will break up.
https://mishtalk.com/2016/12/04/great-timing-award-wolfgang-schauble-says-greece-must-reform-or-leave-eurozone/
But which country will leave first is a complete unknown….
England, Greece, France, Portugal, Italy, Austria, even Germany are all candidates.
WikiLeaks Documents Reveal Sinister Relations Between Erdogan And ISIS
Back in November 2015, when the world (or at least parts of it) was trying to answer one simple question: where does ISIS get its money, we first provided the answer in “Meet The Man Who Funds ISIS: Bilal Erdogan, The Son Of Turkey’s President.” Subsequent articles such as “ISIS Oil Trade Full Frontal: “Raqqa’s Rockefellers”, Bilal Erdogan, KRG Crude, And The Israel Connection” only shed more light on the illegal cash-for-oil transfer taking place between Turkey’s ruling family and the Islamic State. Ultimately, the highly illegal bilateral trade (which the west had quietly averted its attention away from) faded and eventually stopped entirely following the expansion of the Russian bombing campaign which cut off the main trade routes between Turkey and Islamic State oil producers, which in some ways was good news for Turkey, as it avoided being shamed internationally for its role in supporting the terrorist organization.
That, however, changed today following today’s article by the Press Project which has found WikiLeaks evidence highlighting “sinister relations between Erdogan and ISIS” and transformed yet another conspiracy theory into non-conspiratorial fact.
It was a solid fact that ISIS was supported by Turkey when the Russians presented the evidence of the oil caravans. It’s just that few Americans noticed.
Gann Global’s latest:
http://www.gannglobal.com/webinar/2016/November/GGF/16-11-GGF-Video6.php
Thanks, GH. It’s good to see that Flanagan and I are generally in agreement. He even highlighted the same divergence between the miners and gold that I’ve been talking about.
It sure looks like a bear trap to me…
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=GDX&p=D&yr=1&mn=1&dy=0&id=p87507203554&a=444092852
Nice GH. Thanks for the Gann Global post.
UUP is attempting to fill yesterday’s gap…
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=UUP&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p60513135912&a=491599323
The miners are struggling with the 20 day MA but I think they will get through it…
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=GDX&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=13&id=p40494962034
I heard…..Gore met with Trump’s daughter,because she is the one interested in global warming