| | | Re << Perhaps... there's a work related derivative trading pair out there somewhere... so you can go short and get triple leverage on doing 3x less than nothing ?>>
That sounds really good. Vote for the politician who promises that, especially the one who undertakes to finance the trade, and holds out hope that finance be jubilee-ed should the imperative arise.
Make sure the strip club coupons and bear nuts come w/ the package.
I can understand ~8% of the total 56% rise, for DRD, because gold itself rose that amount (1585 to 1700) in the interim, as all DRD is comprised of two ponds for of known quantity of gold with a processing plant attached to one. There may be some silver credits in the ponds, and some residual PGMs, plus some base metals. It is the gold of DRD that is worthwhile. The rest of the value would take additional investments to secure.
Should we have another crack at the contagion nut, or just a good old fashioned financial crisis nut, we would know what to better do.
As to time under lockdown, should I have to again do, am good w/ what we are doing now, and am okay to stay back home next time, but all in all would still be biased toward being somewhere away from home, as learning exercise for the kids.
We have our routine down. The kids are on-line at 6:00am (12:00 noon HK) and doing their lessons by zoom, and for the younger Jack, I take over at 9:00am with emphasis on math, science, and literacy, and social studies. The Coconut is on own steam entirely.
Here is the Jack doing on-line PE - am paying full tuition for this protocol, plus some fancy on-line tutor in NYC for the coconut, and her ballet instructor who used to be ex-prima ballerina and retire CEO of a ballet company. Just as well financial market volatility rises with lockdown, and value of some shares rise as well as fall, more sharply and frequently the better.
And also that worries about the virus overshadow concerns about chocolate donut. Yes, the Jack just did proto-essay linking sugar to immune system by way of ‘too much’ ice cream. I told him the issue is definition of ‘too much’ under conditions of dire imperative.
Today is Jack’s “Wonder Wednesday” where he gets to wander away from math and pay some attention To fluffier subjects such as religious studies and essay perfection. His electricity-saving social studies project is about done. Tentative impact considerable if applied across the entire town.
The project engaged by the Coconut managed to raise enough Asia money for food crates for 1,000+ Township families, plus internet data packages for same, so that the kids can do on-line learning.
The view remains good as ever.
The market, less clear ... Let us see how the reopening goes in NYC, LA, Houston, and Seattle, etc etc. Some of the places should go well as they might not have had an issue to begin with. Some places may not be as fortunate.
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