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I would just leave it another couple of weeks - that strain is notorious for stalling after a quick start, but it will pick up again. The Wyeast yeast strain guide for 3274 says this: This strain is notorious for a rapid and vigorous start to fermentation, only to stick around 1.035 S.G. Fermentation will finish, given time and warm temperatures. ...
"Farmhouse Ales" (Markowski, Brewers Publications) confirms that traditionally saison – while, yes, brewed in the winter or spring and needing to keep until the summer – obtained what preservation they did have from hops, not alcohol. It also mentions that sourness was an accepted part of saison (and in fact many beer styles :) until relatively recently. ...
Sorry to say that looks like the beginning of a pellicle, meaning your beer is infected. But if you drink it quickly, you may avoid the worst of it. Best case, it might even taste good! And NEVER put that heater in your beer! Put the beer in a tub of water and put the heater in the water.
The wikipedia article on Saison is not terribly helpful. In one paragraph it states that traditionally, saison beers were less than 3% alcohol: originally saisons were meant to be refreshing and thus had alcohol levels less than 3% In the very next paragraph, it says The ale had to be strong to prevent spoilage during the long storage Strong or ...
I don't think you will have a problem at all - even though it is technically 6x the recipe, it is still a relatively small proportion of your whole batch, which is mostly pils. Sure, the color won't be as light, but I think the sweetness won't be crazy overwhelming with under 1lb and will probably be nice to have another flavor in the beer aside from ...
If you have a cooler that will hold your fermentor (i've used my mash tun with a blanket or sleeping bag draped over it to hold the cold in), 4+ plastic bottles that you can fill with water & freeze (ice packs also work), and a closet that you can keep at a semi-stable temperature, you might be OK with either of them, but you'd probably also want room ...
What is your vessel? The bugs in Roeselare need more oxygen than yeast does. I've heard that using a plastic bucket, which lets in quite a bit of oxygen, can drop the pellicle in as little as 6 months. I've also seen people use the wooden-stick-in-a-carboy method that have dropped between 1 and 2 years. Like @Fishtoaster said, some people wait until the ...
I've been looking around and I can't find an account of someone who had their pellicle ever drop, including one guy going on 2 years. The accepted practice seems to be to rack it from underneath the pellicle when it's ready.
I used WY 3724 in my last saison. My records show 60 days to go from 1.053 to 1.005, but I kept the temperature at 88 F. for most of that. For the first few days, the yeast is very active. However, the krausen falls, and the yeast slows down once 50% apparent attenuation is reached. If you raise the temperature and are patient, the yeast will keep going and ...
Nope, you don't need to change a thing.
Using a saison yeast will make a completely different beer. Is that OK with you? IMO, you'd be better off trying to find a way to keep the batch cool rather than radically altering the beer you want to make.
I doubt you'll have an issue. Fermwraps don't get hot enough to auto-ignite anything (It can't even bring water to a boil without melting the plastic), so I doubt anything will catch fire due to the heat of the FermWrap. If there's an electrical fault somewhere, well that's beyond the scope of this question and forum. I'm going to guess in most cases, ...
Nope. Keep your priming sugars the same. Explanation: The sugars we usually use for carbonation is 100% (or near 100%) fermentable. Thus, it will cause the same amount of carbonation.
Make a starter ASAP. That is the only way to know if anything survived. Chances are slim as the frozen cells rapture when frozen. If the starter picks up, then step it up and harvest from that. If you want to freeze your yeast you need special "anti-freeze" so that the cells do not rapture.
The viability will have been seriously affected you may have some OK cells in there, but the formation of ice crystals with in the cells will have ruptured the majority of the cells. You may be able to make a starter from it.
My co author, Drew Beechum, is pretty much recognized as the master of saison. In our book "Experimental Homebrewing" he writes about 565 and how temprementl it can be. For one thing, you need to raise the temp into the 80s after the first couple weeks in order to get the yeast to finish. That will clean up a lot of the diacxetyl. Most surprisingly, it's ...
As long as your yeast is healthy and abundant and you're not cold-crashing the beer as soon as fermentation tails off, you'll be fine. I've fermented with a number of Saison and Belgian strains (though I can't remember which off the top of my head) and I've never had any problems with diacetyl. Also, basically any strain that's known to produce diacetyl in ...
If you're scaling everything else linearly, you want to do the same with the orange peel, too.
What yeast are you using? I've had 2-3 month primaries with saisons in the past, nothing to worry about. From http://www.wyeastlab.com/hb_yeaststrain_detail.cfm?ID=60 This strain is notorious for a rapid and vigorous start to fermentation, only to stick around 1.035 S.G. Fermentation will finish, given time and warm temperatures.
In my dealings with Saison yeast they take a bloody long time to finish primary fermentation, 105 days doesn't sound untoward to me. You'll find that it'll be slowly bubbling for the whole time. It's definitely a patience yeast, and you'll probably want to make enough so you can check the gravity every 3-4 weeks to ensure it's still going (and to give you ...
To answer your first question: "In the base malt or steeped". Saison Dupont uses a mashing method, they do not used steeped grains because all the specialty grains can be added to the mash to achieve the desired flavor as well as fermentable sugars. I will go out on a limb and say that 99.9% of commercial beers do not use the steeping grain method used in ...
For your next one, you may want to consider WLP 566, which IIRC is derived/genetically selected from Dupont WLP565/Wy3724. I took a 1.1 Saison/Tripel down to 1.015, but it took about 45 days. I did use a lower temperature (I think in the mid-70s), as I wanted to limit phenols and esters, and have it just be the hint of saisony barnyardiness.
You can raise the temp to 64F and leave it there if you're concerned fermentation is going too slowly, but not much higher than that. That will give the yeast a gentle nudge, without sending them into overdrive. As to the rest, a couple of days is more than enough and can help the yeast generally kick up a gear to clean up anything else they haven't yet ...
IMO, a week isn't too long. But I question whether you actually need a d rest. Can you taste diacetyl? If not, you don't need the rest.
To specifically answer your question "has anyone had this long of a growth phase with this yeast?", the answer is "yes". It was a while back but I recall comments about how the French (yeast) had an attitude, and they'd eat whenever it damn well pleased them, and no sooner. I'm not sure what you call yeast like that, but my experience includes a saison ...
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Well my husband and I haven't been married a year and, I'm already planning our vow renewal. Crazy. Well yes. Now let me explain. Our wedding was fabulous. Good location, good food, and even better friends and family. I can not say one complaint about anything that day. However, when we got the pictures back from our photographer I was not happy with them at all, he even missed our first kiss, luckily my sister in law took a great picture. When I got the pictures I decided we would have a vow renewal in either 6 or 7 years because that's when it would land on a Friday or Saturday. In that case we would be celebrating 15 or 16 years of being together. As of yet I have not decided whether it will be an intimate affair or throw a party. If we decide to invite everyone, I still want to have an intimate ceremony and then invite everyone to a party, which would be basically the reception. This time though I will have a photo booth and Carnivale masks.


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Why Spirit of Contradiction?
When I was small (or should I say when I was little?) it seems I could be quite annoying. I suppose that I was fond of asking difficult and awkward questions, and I had an inconvenient memory that tended to recall the most improper things I'd hear, from my parents or the television or anywhere else. I remember I used to be (and to some extent still am, though fortunately more selectively) terribly curious, I had an insatiable thirst for information. I say information and not knowledge, because the things I knew were most often individual data points, quite useless fragments of truth without a good understanding on how they connected to each other, or to the world. My mind was filled with unarticulated facts, which value or relevance I was not equipped to gauge, but I still loved being able to have that concrete and solid feeling of knowing something, having pieces of truth. I suppose it was my first and last spell of collector's impulse, I collected facts like any other child would collect cards or stones, with no better reason or organizing principle, and likewise, the more obscure and unknown they were, the better.
It was also the case, and this is retrospectively quite embarrassing, both on my own account and of those people I convinced, that I could pass myself as,
if not an expert, certainly an initiate to certain things, because my information retrieval efforts were conducted through quite well-defined channels, and the information was quite complete and extensive on some domains, and though I could give some examples, they're better left to the past. Lest you think I'm bragging, whenever I remember these things or I have them brought to my attention by someone talking about them, I find myself rather uncomfortable. I guess that, in some ways, it seems to me the kind of thing I did was quite stupid, and little by little I realized that knowing things was quite different from understanding them, though it is no more stupid than other common childish things, I suppose.
However, one other thing I remember and which still can bring a smile to my face from time to time is the seemingly endless argumentative well from which I drew the energy to question almost anything I'd find wrong or insufficiently explained. For this rather annoying–but also valuable–facet of my personality, I was often given the appellation of spirit of contradiction, which is something that Spanish children tend to hear at least once in their lives (far more often, thinking about it…). You are spirit of contradiction, would say my mother, and I couldn't but take it as a complement, even then.
When I first started a weblog, I decided on calling it something different, which I thought sounded better, but Spirit of Contradiction was the second choice. Today, I think it much more appropriate, given how, more than information, I hope to convey more articulated thoughts, and how contradiction–the very grounding of dialectics–is the vital soil of all new ideas, of all new solutions. Making use of this occasion, I thought it'd be also fun, as a further justification of this title, to let you know the nicest thing a person has called me in anger.


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Game 114: Red Sox at Twins
Here are the lineups from Target Field:
Ellsbury CF
Crawford LF
Gonzalez 1B
Pedroia 2B
Ortiz DH
Saltalamacchia C
Reddick RF
Lowrie 3B
Scutaro SS
Pitching: RHP Tim Wakefield (6-4, 4.99)
Span CF
Plouffe 2B
Mauer C
Cuddyer 1B
Kubel RF
Thome DH
Valencia 3B
Young LF
Tolbert SS
Pitching: RHP Scott Baker (8-6, 3.01)
Game time: 7:10 p.m.
TV/Radio: NESN, ESPN / WEEI
Notes: It's probably just a day off for Youkilis. The clubhouse is not open yet. ... For the third time, Wakefield will be trying for his 200th victory. He would be the 108th pitcher in history to reach that plateau. ... Wakefield is 14-7, 4.54 in 28 career games against Minnesota. ... Wakefield faced the Twins May 6, allowing eight runs on nine hits over 4 1/3 innings. ... The Sox are 3-1 against the Twins this season.
Stat of the Day: Carl Crawford is 9 of his last 10, raising his batting average from .240 to .260. He is hitting .316/.358/.434 since coming off the disabled list.
Song of the Day: "Minneapolis" by Bill Janovitz.


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Mark your calendar. A Republican is today's best person.
The Speaker of the Florida House, Will Weatherford, has come out against the GOP plan to gerrymander the electoral college.
"To me, that's like saying in a football game, 'We should have only three quarters, because we were winning after three quarters and they beat us in the fourth," Weatherford, a Republican, told the Herald/Times. "I don't think we need to change the rules of the game, I think we need to get better."
Get better? Heresy!
It seems obvious to me that their inability to "get better" is why some state legislatures are now considering stealing elections. It's really quite pathetic and unbecoming of adults.


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Blue - he works in a distribution warehouse right now through a temp agency; they call him when work is available. He has tried looking for permanent work but whenever he doesn't find any, he blames it on the economy or says that "they only hire Mexicans" (we live in California), etc. I think its all bull because I've had three jobs since the economy went south.
As far as his goals....I know he wants to make money, lol. But he changes his mind ALL THE TIME. One minute he wants to be a youth advocate, next he's going to go to barber school, blah blah blah. Sick of it.
Mom to E and N, Wife to J.
Blue, he broke out the room and ran down the hall screaming.
Waaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiit, Krystine, how did he "intentionally" get you pregnant? Sabotaged the condom, B/c pills? I'm confused. I'm not saying he won't get there, but you need to make sure you aren't marrying a lazy bum. Can you imagine you getting laid off from a job and that dude just sitting there waiting for you to find another? It's another thing if you both talked and decided for him to be a SAHP, but if he is just chilling....Nah, buddy.
Hmm. If he would pick a trade or something and go with it I might have his back. My DH is a very hard worker--he's an electrician--he didn't graduate high school and I went to an ivy league college--he makes about 3-4x more than I do......but also cuz what's his is mine .
Mother to E (5) and S (1)
Stepmother to A (12)
Married to David
Jenn - that is EXACTLY what I imagine!!!!! He says one thing but the motivation factor is what I'm unsure of. I feel like he could be doing more to get to where he wants to be. Hell, I am! I work full-time, run two side businesses, am mom to our 2 year old AND I'm in school full-time.
I probably should have used a different word, lol. He says he was hoping I would get pregnant. Not sure whether he was serious or not!
SN: It is so LIBERATING being able to talk about it!!!!!!!
Mom to E and N, Wife to J.
Is that pic of ol girl in a hotel bathroom?? Just being nosy. I notice backgrounds too much
#1 19yo, #2 15yo, #3 9yo, #4 4yo, #5 2yo, #6 1yo 6 kids and counting...Counting my blessings. What did you think I meant? :-)
If you aren't "done" with him, sit down and do a 6 month, 1 year, 3 year, 5 year, 10 year plan. Sometimes, people need a little guidance. If you are going to continue to be with him, don't waste your time in the process. See what he is made of, although he may have already shown you the truth. How old is he? Do a 6 month to 1 year plan, see what he commits to do and what he actually does.
AWWWWWWWWW Jenn! Poor Jax. Well at least Eli wasn't the only one.
Mother to E (5) and S (1)
Stepmother to A (12)
Married to David
Blue - Seeee.....I'm going to need DF to do better, lol. I won't even care that I've spend tens of thousands of dollars on school to work in the field I work in if DF would just DECIDE and stick with it.
Don't know if it makes a difference but we're still young...I'm 23, he's 24.
Mom to E and N, Wife to J.
I'm going to lunch.....so forgive me in advance for the hiatus!!
Mom to E and N, Wife to J.
I like the suggestion Jenn gave. He may need a little guidance, but you shouldn't wait forever.
"The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires."


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Giving fruit/herbal tea to toddlers.
Ive looked on google and cant find much about it so i thought i would ask here..
We only really give our 16 month old son water and milk to drink, but once a day we give him a cup of twinings fruit or herbal tea. Examples of flavours we give him are: chamomile and spiced apple and raspberry, strawberry and loganberry.
The ingredients on all of them are just herbs and natural flavourings. Theyre caffeine free, and in the nutritional information it just says 'trace' for everything. So it seems to me that they would be a healthier alternative to squash or whatever.
However..theres a niggle at the back of my mind that there must be a reason why these things are not marketed as child friendly, and also im the only mum i know that does this.
Does anyone else give their child fruit tea? Does anyone know of any reason why i shouldnt?
Does your toddler like the tea?
My eldest dd loves fruit tea or decaf normal tea however my youngest dd hates hot drinks never thought there was a problem with it. I'm guessing it isn't targeted at children due to being a hot drink same as hot chocolate is advertised for women but dd drinks far more hot chocolate than me
Herbal teas are dangerous to a child's liver. some more than others, but all contain tannins, at a higher concentration than breakfast tea. ( we drink standard tea because it is so naturally low in these substances, that is why it is drunk) Some herbs are actively toxic to children, and have caused death when drunk in the form of herbal tea, camphrey, for example.
If they're caffeine free I cant see why not.
I've often thought the same have a read if this
I personally think it's a great idea - when a child knows no difference they don't know what they are missing!
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child in my own personal circle, so cannotbe too specific, although I know it wasn't an isolated incident. It was a predictable and preventable death, but the mother would not believe it was the herbal tea causing the child's illness, she kept giving it to him. I am going back some years now! But however long ago, that person is still dead, and should be waking up this morning grumbling about the rain like the rest of us.
Hi, I come from Central Europe and herbal and fruit teas are very commonly used and there is a wide range and variety on affer everywhere. Pharmacies and chemist's all sell baby teas, granulated or as teabags, some of them you can offer babies from as early as 2 weeks (made by Humana or Hipp). They are specifically made for babies. However, I have not seen them here. You can try a local Eastern European/Polish shop or a Chinese medicine one.
It's fine to give your child home made or "adult" herbal tea from 6 months onwards (diluted of course). I am now translating from another website: you can use fennel and aniseed for upset tummy; camomile, thyme to aid sleep, linden with a bit of honey for a bad cold (do not use longer than 3 days).
You can always make your own teas for a fraction of the price, herbs grow everywhere. When/if you peel apples for your child, keep the peel - put it in a saucepan with water, cinamon and cloves and simmer for about 15 minutes... if you want put a bit of orange peel, or pears peel... Done. You can add a bit of honey or sugar, or dilute as much as you like. Serve warm as tea or cold as juice.
There are some teas you can buy on Amazon. Amazon.co.uk: baby tea: Baby Products, Hipp are granulated teas, Apotheke come as teabags - all are great and nice tasting and add variety to your child's diet.
I don't know whether they're suitable or not, but I'm sure I've read that tannin inhibits the absorption of iron which obviously isn't good for growing children. So it would be worth investigating how much tannin herbal teas contain.
Normal tea has a lot of tannin in it which interferes with iron absorption
I was given hipp camomile tea in mu bounty pack.
'Herbal' teas can be dangerous over long term - camomile, fennel etc etc
But fruit tea's, i.e. £1.40 a pack of fruit tea bags- twinnings berry & apple for example will be fine - it's just dried fruit in a tea bag - dunk it in a few times, cool & see if your child likes - mine love it and I prefer them to that rather than fruit juices & squashes which have a lot of sugar & tartrazine in
Yes, other common herbal teas contains susbstances that can be harmful....and others are in general harmless.
Although if you want to take it to an extreme, and as my toxicology teacher in uni used to tell us ''every substance is a poison, it all depends on the dosis...including water''. I think this says it all.
I started giving my daughter peppermint tea when she was about 18 months as normal tea hinders the body to absorb iron. She still drinks it now at 4 1/2, and loves it!!
I used to give Hipp Fennel tea to LO ...
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child but deffo dont belive its toxic
You can buy fennel tea especially for babies by Hipp. I've used that for my little boy when he had tummy ache.
Fruit teas and herbal teas are two different things though. Im pretty sure there aren't any concerns with fruit teas.
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- Originally Released in 1953.
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Wow. A completely fraudulent and fixed market hasn't had a 20% correction. YAWN.
More importantly, WHO CARES?
how is it fraudulent?
the economy is slowly getting better day by day and the market is reflecting that.
Oh good.... Who knew CNBC was right all along?
Watch what these Americans have to say about the current SOTU, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nirnIV5pfs#t=169
Who cares about market corrections when your belly is growling.
how is it fraudulent?
Every US economic statistic is manipulated to suit the markets.
How does the US deliver such outstanding GDP growth with a labor participation rate that is the lowest since 1978?
The answer is simple. Just manipulate the inflation rate lower and you get higher GDP.
The US Bureau of labor Statistics uses a variety of techniques including hedonics and substitution to manipulate the inflation rate lower. So if the price of cars has gone up by say, 10%, then one can attribute 70% of the increase due to improved quality and so the inflation rate for cars falls from 10% to 3%. The GDP rises by the 7% hedonic adjustment of the price of the car. This technique is especially potent for computers since their speed and storage capacity increase a lot every year. Some quarters, 80% of US GDP growth was due to hedonic adjustment of computer prices.
So this US GDP growth is just a mirage manufactured by mendacious managers of the US economy.
Shadowstats has alternate inflation charts which show US inflation 3% to 6% higher. This means that real growth in the US economy has been zero or negative for quite a while. And the labor participation rate reflects that reality:
labor participation rate chart:
bwaaa haaa haaa ha!!! keep drinking that kool-aid endo. that must be sum good purple drank you got there.
i don't eat my money but if it taste as good as it feels making it i bet it'd taste good
"the economy is slowly getting better day by day and the market is reflecting that. "
actually, day by day, the labor participation rate keeps falling as more people lose their jobs, the quality of jobs keeps dropping (lower-paying and part time jobs replacing full time ones), the nation keeps getting deeper and deeper into debt, more and more people are getting food stamps and government handouts to get by, the dollar is losing its reserve currency status, being replaced by china, shall i go on?
what planet are you on, exactly, when you claim the economy is getting better day by day? how did you come to that conclusion?
Green shoots! Green shoots nigga!
-Barack Hussein Obama
I care because a 20% correction would drive the pumping to $150 billion per month and move interest rates to historic lows. I want to lock in a few new mortgages before a smidge of reality cracks the facade once again.
Good time to consider selling, fishez.
lot's of cheap stock for sale this morning. my portfolio is up 4% today. the selling over the last week is WAY overdone. you guys are missing out on the action. i'm too busy making money to care about your negativity.
You do care. If you didn't, you wouldn't be posting here.
i read Zerohedge every day, every article, every comment, and I consider myself part of the community. my goal is to GET MONEY!!!
too many people here put their money on what they believe to be morally correct instead of putting their money on what's MAKING MONEY!!!
the doomsday profecy yall are preaching might be correct in the long-run, but it didn't make you money today, and it might not make you money in the future. today it did the opposite.
yall call the people making money "sheeple" as if you're somehow smarter by not making money.
yall need to get with the program.
Sounds like you are a Cramer disciple. I think you might find more like-minded people on the Seeking Alpha website.
Needle, you can't talk to guys on that purple drank. they just don't listen. look at Bieber. "mo money! mo money! mo money!!"
I love Seeking Alpha, and the information from Seeking Alpha has made me LOTS of money.
I DO like Zerohedge, it is a great contrarian indicator. Zerohedge tends to always bet against the money, so betting against Zerohedge is a good way to make money.
i hear the exits are gonna be pretty cramped as it is....good luck getting out with that huge head of yours
Yes, because I'm "sure" none of the gold and silver bugs on here bought when gold was $250 or silver $4. Or the Bitcoin proponents at $30 or lower. Or people that buy ammo and guns and crushed it last year on that investment. Please ASSume some more...
zerohedge didn't even exist when gold was $900 nevermind $250.
i read zerohedge every day and find the information useful, but anybody who's invested based on the sentiment of this site has lost LOTS of money. fact.
Then how come I bought gold for $880 while reading ZH?
Even as a shill you should get your most basic facts rights.
gold was above 900 when ZH went live, and dropped toward 800 for about 2 weeks. CONGRATULATION!!!! you bought at the bottom (so you clain) and still made less money over the last 5 years than investing in the SP500 made over the last 1 year.
and we both know you probably looked at the chart to cherry-pick the price you mentioned because you hate to admit that i'm right.
I was mostly able to preserve the purchasing power of my wealth when discounting by the real inflation rate (Shadowstats) over the last 5 years, thanks for asking.
Believe whatever you want to believe - I'm happy to report my gold averaged buying price is still less than the recent lows, even though I did buy some at $1600+
Golds best days are still ahead in all likelihood.
You never made the case that ZH existed when it's readers bought gold, silver, ammo, bitcoin, etc. So all of us savvy investors were clueless in the markets until ZH came online and only then bought gold?
Urban youth, please.
You're embarrassing yourself.
You sound like someone desperately in need of getting appreciation by others.
Making money can only fill that void for you so far, you know.
Enjoy making money, while ignoring the bigger picture or actively hasting the demise of the (moral) system. And watch out that morally even more incorrect than you folks don't take yours - we're not going to defend you.
"The only way to win is not to play" (the game of making more money by all means.)
I'm sure you're a big hitter. Please, tell us what new Toyota you bought this year when you "closed your biggest deal." I've learned in life that people who claim to have a lot of money or to make a lot of money are usually poor or middle class at best. You're no big hitter. You're a wannabe.
I wouldn't be buying dips, but reducing exposure. No correction yet. But an all out crash. The FED tried the central planned, priced fixed commie experiment with Wall Street cronynism on top...and we know how that ended.
"I'm too busy making money to care about your negativity."
So busy making money, he has time to stop by the Hedge and fart out uninformative drivel.
I even had time to buy a porsche with all the money i been making.
Your ambition must be small to brag about 4% on the ZH wall.
And it's been 1,836 days and 7 hours since we've had a president with fascistic and dictatorial tendencies.
We're a country being led by the blind (or corrupt) and we are a society that is completely lacking in the most basic of morals.
America is a rotting cesspool of shit.
That is an insult to rotting cesspools of shit the world over.
Not far enough back, since only a fascist would send Salinger out to comer the market for his personal enjoyment before using the executive authority to unilaterally enact laws for the little people (amongst a host of other crimes).
Minimum 19,369 days (he also has some issues, but at least he warned about the creep of fascism)
But if we set the bar at "beyond a reasonable doubt" it's been 31,014 days since Coolidge left office.
re you kidding me? Like Bush was any less of a facist than Obama? I'm tired of this fascism BS -Mussolini and Hitler were far better than what we have. At least their Fascism/National Socialism was designed in large part to benefit their people -rather than Zionist Banksters.
gold is down 2%+, my portfolio of STOCKS is up 4%+
sorry i enjoy MAKING money. you guys must enjoy doing throwing it away.
You sound like a douche. Am I close?
Well I suppose we need to find out what you mean by "money" if we want to know what you mean by "making money." Of course I imagine you mean Federal Reserve Notes. Are you aware that some people are allowed to create extra Federal Reserve Notes for themselves? And do you really want to use such an instrument to value your holdings?
Anyways it appears to me that you may be very unclear on the financial concept if "numeraire."
yall talk about FRN's like they're worthless. they're not. they're worth whatever they can be sold for, and today those "worthless" FRN's made me 4%.
Ah let's see, the FRN has seen an erosion in value of approximately 97% in the last 100 years...
Now that's real value and staying power.
Keep it up grasshopper and when you can snatch the gold coin from my hand...
I'm a strong believer in precious metals but I'm not going to call you names just because you look down on gold. Let's be objective. To each his own. So with that boundary set:
First thing - universally manipulated markets aside, physical gold typically isn't traded by gold bugs like stocks are traded by stock traders such as yourself. If someone thinks phyiscal gold is a day trade then yes they're at the mercy of the paper gold price manipulators and yes they would be 2% down and are better off going to another manipulated market. Physical gold is an anti-fiat purchase and a way to not watch your cash go poof some day. So don't compare it to stocks. If anything, compare it to a wad of paper that the government printed. That wad of printed paper (of any country) consistently loses value on an hourly basis so clearly no 4%+ return there.
Second thing - most people who own physical gold decide to hold onto it, some even keep it for decades. Their main reasons are typically security from banks/manipulators-in-chiefs. and global currency-independent portability and transferrability. I doubt you do that with your 4%+ stock portfolio. So again, a disparate comparison on your part. The paper gold manipulation, frustrating as it is, does not deter gold buyers from owning the metal. It never will. Why? Because a bar of bullion (again that comparison to cash rather than stocks comes back) is something I can put in my pocket, fly 18 hours to Thailand, sell it locally and buy a used car. And I can do that on the day the stock market crashes, on the day the government topples, on the day the banks are shut, on a day the internet is down, whatever it may be, I can still do that with a bar of bullion.
If I walked up to you and said, "I flipped a home and made 10%+ yesterday, you only made 4%+ in stocks therefore you're an idiot"...it is a highly unintellectual statement comparing two investment vehicles that have different approaches and different reasons for investors to be in (regardless of the fact that all markets are manipulated).
Now that was the end of the objectivity.
My personal opinion is - overall try not to sound like an idiot troll and glad you made 4%+ on your stocks. That's not why I buy gold. In fact a down day in gold is a buying opportunity and most gold bugs actually are happy about it.
Very well said sir.
Comparing apples to oranges is a fruitless persuit.
I appreciate your civilized response, honestly.
I have no problem with gold, I actally own gold (if SHTF, I own some gold as an insurance policy to fall back on).
If SHTF, I have enough gold to handle my bidness and bribe some politicians i know to get in on the good life if the USD goes to zero.
but in the mean time, FRN's still can purchase gold, so if gold is valuebal, then than means FRN's are too. More FRN's in my account is more gold i can by if i choose to. It;s more wealth.
I just don't get why yall hate on people who use the stock market to generate wealth?
I can exchange my money for plastic chips at a poker table, then double my plastic chips and trade it back for double my money. i dont care 2 shyts about them plastic chips...
I'm just makin money, and too many people here seem to hate on that, call me evil cuz im makin money on the opposite side of what is considered "moral" here.
Like I said i read here all the time, im just sayin the bottom line is all i care about, nothing personal at all.
I don't think people here hate on people who use the stock market to generate wealth. In fact a lot of gold bugs actually are just like you...they DO have trading positions that have nothing to do with precious metals at all ! What they'll likely hate on you for is if you tell them to believe in the markets or the FRN not being used by people of power to legally or illegally grossly manipulate outcomes as seen fit. So I think if you callled a spade a spade, then yes ZHers are happy to agree with you ..let's all make money! If you read ZH a lot then you know of all the calls to BTFD, BTFATH, do this pre-FOMC, do that post-FOMC. Some of these are /sarc but most of them are likely actually following through and making/losing money but nevertheless still happpy to trade with the goal of generating personal wealth. So in all likelihood - you've probably got a ton of company on ZH. With one possible difference...
What I think a lot of ZHers want to be crystal clear about is that money making and wealth generation aside, world markets are rotten to the core (thanks to the Feds, algos, bots, whatever else), governance and regulations are decided by those who have the money and staffers to write those very policies and there are absolutely no ramifications given the staggering degree and extent of manipulation and skew.
I think if you made 4%+ in this market then all the power to you and hell we'll even drink to that, but if you told ZHers to actually "believe" in the markets, policy makers and the Federal Reserve then no they will absolutely not agree with you.
that's fair.
I don't want anybody to believe in anything, just believe in the wealth you can make from it.
decent people dont want to make money in a moral vacuum. Because, if you live in a moral vacuum (like we do in todays 'market') any wealth that you have accumulated through hard work and clever observation may vanish at the hands of theives without recourse.
I dont care to make money in an environment where i know people are being deliberately and consistently lied to. Because i am thereby participating in a system that may one day leave me destitute and without justice.
this isnt a joke. its about real lives and the prosperity of real people and the families that depend on them. I'm not sure if you're aware, but you've been coming across in your posts like those gambling capitalists who do think its all a joke and fuck the consequences of however it is that you happen make money.
Someones gonna make you eat that currency, money is the collateral for the certificate you mistakenly call "money"...smart ass.
Endo has been here long enough to know what the score is.
It appears to be a troll just posting to elicit a fightclub response.
Is that you Kenny Powers?
Great, you just posted up a chart that made my nostalgic for the 90s.
And the deeper the dip, the more you should buy. If you do no want to take the risk, just buy call options on every significant dip. That strategy has worked well.
Manipulated markets are so predictable.
There will never be another 20% correction. Buy now or be priced out forever.
I just hope they can keep levitating this thing for at least 3 more years. 2 apmex orders/month X 36 months = 72 orders of beautiful Libertads. Orale Yellen...pump it up mama!
America cannot be an empire (900 bases in 130 countries per Ron Paul) without the wealth effect of a surging stock market.
So if the NSA can spend $75 billion a year spying on the world, surely the Fed can spend several times that amount levitating the markets. The US defense budget is about $1000 billion a year. The next time the US stock markets (or bond markets or real estate) lose 20% to 40%, the American empire comes crashing down.
Unless you are inclined to be suicidal, do not bet against manipulated markets. Or the imminent demise of an empire. Both will happen. But you can go broke in the interim.
While everyone knows that the defense budget is large -- even in the numbers that the public sees as the formally admitted figures by the Department of Defense -- the truth is that when one scratches beneath the bureaucratic veneer, national security spending is much larger, nearly double the amount US citizens are told.
Its because of unlimited printing by central banks. The day they stop this market will drop 50% in no time.
Here is more detail chart why there is no correction, Federal reserve is printing like crazy. its printed 0.10% in 1 week. Total asset is now at 4.102 T
Here is more detail chart why there is no correction, Federal reserve is printing like crazy. its printed 0.10% in 1 week. Total asset is now at 4.102 T
We fall into the deflationary black hole or have a crack up boom if Mr. Yellen loses control. Situation still too unstable for true price discovery. People might lose confidence and start asking uncomfortable questions.


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4) "Resist the temptation to lengthen depreciation lives," which "will only bias toward consumption and away from productive investment."
5) "Remember that the corporate income tax is only the first act of a two-act play. After-tax corporate profits distributed to shareholders are double-taxed as dividends. After-tax corporate profits retained by firms eventually come out in the wash as taxable capital gains to shareholders. An integration of both bites at the apple would truly be a pro-growth and comprehensive tax reform effort on the corporate side."
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Does your kid ever do anything that makes the hair on your neck rise?
Last night DD was in bed and started crying. When I went up she said she needed to go potty. Once she was done she asked for her M&M's. All routine. While I was putting her diaper on her she got really calm and serious and said, "He is watching us."
"Who is watching us?" I asked. "Daddy?" I asked turning around. DD shook her head and said, "No. He is watching us."
I took her back to bed and she said that she was scared and that 'he was watching us' again and again. Now, DD will say that she is scared to get attention. This was different. she was genuinely afraid. She couldn't say who was watching us. Finally I asked, "Where is he?" She pointed at her door and said, "He watching us at door." I turned around and there was nothing there.
I told her that she was safe and no one was there and that daddy and mommy would never let anyone hurt her. Then I sang her Hush Little Baby while I ran my fingers through her hair. She fell asleep. I left, but the hair was standing up on the back of my neck.
I see dead people
Does your kid ever do anything that makes the hair on your neck rise?
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Funny because I was just going to ask how to help him get past the 'scared of the dark' phase.
Omg. This gave me chills. We have noticed our DD saying things lately like "Look at the Giraffe mommy"..."Where Gianna?"..."Outside-right there." Um ok honey lol. But nothing nearly as creepy. YIKES!
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