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**Kuncher** · 05-11-2012, 12:58 PM

i gurantee that a bunch of people heard that 500% percent gain if nothing else.

Somebody is going to be doing damage control for the rest of the week .

It will be a looong time before sprott comes back on

Excellent point, TT. It's just so much sport when the CNBCs trot out the "relics" and use them as punching bags.

Trouble is, they just rotate the relic instead of not letting them back on...

There is still relic Richard Russell for them to chew on, and relic Jim Grant has recently been trotted out for his share of "bag time" and let's not forget hardmoney candidate, Ron Paul...

plus there are still all those others Kosares and KWG have interviewed who are heavyweights in their relic rags. Only K and KWG have dug these guys out and paraded them in "alternative news venues" as esteemed seers and sages that the sound money sages truly are.

And CNBC wonders why their ratings are worse than cable re-runs of the Dick Van Dyke show of the 60s.....

beefsteak

05-11-2012, 12:58 PM	#10
Kuncher Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	i gurantee that a bunch of people heard that 500% percent gain if nothing else. Somebody is going to be doing damage control for the rest of the week . It will be a looong time before sprott comes back on Excellent point, TT. It's just so much sport when the CNBCs trot out the "relics" and use them as punching bags. Trouble is, they just rotate the relic instead of not letting them back on... There is still relic Richard Russell for them to chew on, and relic Jim Grant has recently been trotted out for his share of "bag time" and let's not forget hardmoney candidate, Ron Paul... plus there are still all those others Kosares and KWG have interviewed who are heavyweights in their relic rags. Only K and KWG have dug these guys out and paraded them in "alternative news venues" as esteemed seers and sages that the sound money sages truly are. And CNBC wonders why their ratings are worse than cable re-runs of the Dick Van Dyke show of the 60s..... beefsteak
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