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• Amazing he gets the punctuation of 'what's' right -- RIP, 18:38:18 12/07/09 Mon
  ...then messes up the next word.
  
  DHS will be ashamed.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 18:38:03 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Inevitable Idi0t
  

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• Skinee -- RIP, 18:35:12 12/07/09 Mon
  Glad I was first on your list.
  It gives me a warm feeling.
  

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• Yeah, Miro -- RIP, 18:33:48 12/07/09 Mon
  What's a use?
  

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• - -- faloffal, 18:28:49 12/07/09 Mon
  Miro, you not going nowhere, y'hear. I've got more Hungary stuff, and maybe Trosky come back and make a confession. Then we can loosen our belts and teach a woman or two an important lesson.
  

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• Hambone... ya gettin an itchy trigger finger, yet?.... -- schilling -- Miro (), 18:21:16 12/07/09 Mon
  Hambone is soundly asleep at the wheel.
  
  Unless this site gets rid of the few village idiots, it will go to lala land just like the original Kitco did
  
  This sh*t will not continue forever, bet on it. All good posters will leave and what will be left is "trash" trying to talk their agenda. Good luck folks, all in that "free speech" lane, let the idiot talk and he creates a traffic jam.
  
  
  I don't think when I come back I'll try to log on to this site, it has close to no value at this time because of nonsense stuff and shit that some "know it all, or hate this or that" folks post, dominating this forum.
  
  I loved old Kitco and then assholes brought it down
  
  I love this site and then assholes started to dominate it.
  
  What's a use, I may as well go and talk to my barber. He also knows it all and has some funny ideas about the world and people, and markets.
  

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• And the Bugs actualy thought Skinee is a idiot -- Skinee, 18:22:39 12/07/09 Mon
  Now we have Three
  
  Rip..Gila and Ellix
  

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• - -- faloffal, 18:16:29 12/07/09 Mon
  spook news: the theme, the date, the characterers, amazing...
  
  http://www.latimes.com/sports/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-us-tv-basketball-wives,0,1496383.story
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) — A VH1 reality series that promises an inside look at the lives of NBA players' wives and girlfriends is set to air early next year.
  
  VHI said Monday that "Basketball Wives" will show the upside of the women's lives — big homes, designer clothes and jewelry — and the drawbacks, including worries about whether their husbands are being faithful on roadtrips.
  
  Shaquille O'Neal's wife, Shaunie, will be featured and is an executive producer. Others taking part are Eric Williams' wife, Jennifer, and Mesha O'Neal, married to Jermaine O'Neal.
  
  VHI executive Jeff Olde, in announcing the series, noted the public's fascination with the wives of star athletes.
  
  Tiger Woods' wife is in the spotlight now over his recent car accident and his alleged extramarital affairs.
  
  "Basketball Wives" debuts March 15.
  

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• He's mouth breathing -- RIP, 18:14:17 12/07/09 Mon
  ...and his BP is headed off the chart.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 18:11:23 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Gutle$$ Idi0t
  

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• He's tiring -- RIP, 18:10:08 12/07/09 Mon
  I can hear him wheezing.
  

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• - -- faloffal, 18:07:55 12/07/09 Mon
  the big photograph... might look like this:
  
  Obama
  Shaq
  Tiger
  
  Africa
  China
  India
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 18:07:32 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Master-Baiter 0f Idi0t$
  

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• Let'$ Find 0UT Wh0 -- Gila_Bob, 18:06:31 12/07/09 Mon
  Can dew with0ut the Ince$$ant P0sting, cRIP
  Be a MAN jU$t 1 Day in your Ignorant Idi0t Life
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 18:04:28 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Inc0ntinent Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 18:03:58 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Int0lerable Idi0t
  

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• Hmmmm -- Iainmac, 18:02:01 12/07/09 Mon
  What is a belly dance party?
  You invite your women friends together and Mozel will bring the music and party to you!. This includes a dance lesson and use (during the party) of veils and hip scarves, as well as a short performance by Mozel. A fun way to relax and celebrate that special birthday, promotion or other transition in your life (or a friend's life!).
  
  http://www.mozeldancecompany.org/special-events.html
  

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• Please keep a moderator out of this -- RIP, 18:01:27 12/07/09 Mon
  It's much better if Gila is allowed to run his course.
  He's a fat guy....he will tire....and lord knows he needs the exercise.
  
  And I'm not complaining.
  It's funny.
  

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• c'm0n Hambone -- Gila_Bob, 18:01:00 12/07/09 Mon
  Friend:
  
  T0$$ me & The Mental cRIPple Permanently
  In$ide 10 Daze cRIP will Kill Herself
  Yule bee doin' "god'$ werk" for the Whirled
  
  $incerely Y0ur$,
  
  Big Bob
  

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• - -- faloffal, 18:00:33 12/07/09 Mon
  if you do any research on India Rainfall patterns, and check when they buy IMF gold, then June, July and August are big rainfall months. Ninth months after the first big rains, the babies get born. It is said you can just about Nail any women in India after she's got a good wetting. If you're a hospital worker performing ..cough..'health care' then you simply allow the babies to be born in February, and if the father can't ...cough... up the money, that's it, you don't see your kid again ever... And of course we gnow Liberalism is now running rampant in India, and soon you're gonna be an absolute ZERO if you have no CASHOLA for libstick. Therefore, look at gold COLLAPSING as we get closer to latest Monsoon + nine months.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:58:14 12/07/09 Mon
  The Tardy Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:57:39 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t Bigg0t
  
  (Of course, at THI$ Place, she get's a lotta $upp0rt)
  

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• Hambone... -- schilling, 17:57:16 12/07/09 Mon
  ya gettin an itchy trigger finger, yet?....
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:55:58 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Mr. Kn0w-It-All 0f Idi0t'$
  

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• LillDevil -- RIP, 17:55:09 12/07/09 Mon
  And the banks were bailed by whom?
  For whose benefit?
  
  I must have been imagining things.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:54:51 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Reflexive Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:54:20 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t with n0 Real Life
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:53:40 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee wanna bee tuff Idi0t
  
  (I t00k a $h0wer)
  

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• - -- faloffal, 17:48:37 12/07/09 Mon
  Monsoon primer:
  want to scare people in India?
  Make it rain in December.
  
  http://www.imd.gov.in/section/nhac/dynamic/seasonalra.htm
  take a look at the table in the lower right section of the map. Excess rainfall is being recorded. To me this is not good... if it rains when it shouldn't, then when it should rain, it might not... and that will cause food production difficulties..
  

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• RIP, 17:39:26 12/07/09 Mon Always has. Always will. -- LilDevil, 17:47:18 12/07/09 Mon
  Always?
  
  Sure RIP.
  

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• Jew on jew crime gets bailed by goy -- RIP, 17:39:26 12/07/09 Mon
  Always has.
  Always will.
  

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• @ Barronz ... Gold's Next Leg Up is $1,350 an Ounce -- MoreGold, 17:38:05 12/07/09 Mon
  GOLD CRESTED ATOP $,1227 per ounce last week before falling back hard. Suddenly, momentum lovers got a taste of market reality.
  
  What goes up on momentum can comes down just as hard.
  
  To be sure, the long-term bull market in gold is still very much intact and my next major upside target is $1, 350 an once - revised from the $1,300 as offered in this column two months ago (see Getting Technical, "Gold Has More Upside", October 7).
  
  But in the short-term, the gold trade was very crowded and its pace was on an ever accelerating slope. Its look becomes similar to one side of a parabola, a shape perplexing geometry students everywhere.
  
  Such parabolic moves up are often followed by a similar parabolic move back down and we only have to look at the March-May 2006 run-up in the yellow metal for precedent here. Gold ran from roughly 560 to 730 in nine weeks before coming all the way back down in only five weeks.
  
  A similar retracement now would bring the yellow metal down to $1,000 an ounce where very strong support lies. Personally, I don't think it will get that low as many a gold bug will be drooling over the second chance to buy into this long-term bull.
  
  http://online.barrons.com/article/SB126016430551179699.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoobarrons
  

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• AuManAJ -- LSteve, 17:36:40 12/07/09 Mon
  "Wait, wait for it, it's coming to me... weren't almost all his victims JEWISH?"
  
  And that makes it.......OK?
  

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• Canada has no gold trading market -- RIP, 17:35:08 12/07/09 Mon
  What's the sense?
  We just sell the ROW gold stocks....lol
  

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• Put your handbag away please RIP -- Iainmac, 17:33:16 12/07/09 Mon
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• Yup -- RIP, 17:31:56 12/07/09 Mon
  Them Aussies will give direction to POG
  Yawn.
  

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• LSteve, talk to some of Bernie Madoff's investors. -- AuManAJ, 17:30:49 12/07/09 Mon
  Wow, you really made your point! How could I miss that Jewish plot against the world.
  
  Wait, wait for it, it's coming to me... weren't almost all his victims JEWISH?
  

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• Morning chaps and ladies -- Iainmac, 17:30:18 12/07/09 Mon
  Aussie market opens in 30 minutes, so get the bitch-slapping out of your systems soon please.
  

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• C'mom RIP, Gila_Bob is Out Posting You -- LilDevil, 17:28:49 12/07/09 Mon
  
  Quick! Post something, he has stolen your crown!
  
  Better fire up the auxiliary servers!
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLKmsJTLPtM
  

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• - -- faloffal, 17:25:17 12/07/09 Mon
  who in TimeWave is gonna pull a Liu Shaoqi?
  She's got an itchie trigger finger... that climate weapon makin' her sweat, giving her nightmares ...
  

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• Rope....A......Dope -- RIP, 17:22:23 12/07/09 Mon
  His flacid biceps will give out soon.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:21:25 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee plagiari$t Idi0t
  

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• AuManAJ -- LSteve, 17:20:50 12/07/09 Mon
  "Tell us how you've been taken advantage of and ruined by the conniving Jews."
  
  This has never happened to me, but you talk to some of Bernie Madoff's investors.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:20:21 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee g00fball g0lf-ball Idi0t
  Thee Tiger w00d$ of Idi0t$
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:18:20 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee All-Day $ucker of Idi0t$
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:17:42 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Dim Bulb of Idi0t$
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:16:34 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee h0ckey puck 0f Idiot$
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:15:55 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Allzheimer'$ Idi0t wh0 $tarted It All
  And n0w cann0t even Remember
  
  L0L
  

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• Welcome to the Gila Bob and Rip Show. Warning: It stinks ! -- Sherlock, 17:15:53 12/07/09 Mon
  See ya !...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rwS0-XgvOk&feature=popt17us13
  

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• Why did Tiger cheat? -- RIP, 17:15:46 12/07/09 Mon
  He saw his future in his mother-in-law.
  
  Classic RobotTrader.
  http://www.zerohedge.com/article/bored-lets-go-chase-some-waitresses
  

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• - -- faloffal, 17:14:14 12/07/09 Mon
  the bubble LSteve, I would agree. The most uncomfortable factor for bubble is the S-curve correction, said to occur half way through. The best examples I know are the Automobile bubble of 1920/22 and the Internet bubble of 2000/02. Both these bubbles correct viciously, before they resume. I would suspect this might occur in gold. It might also occur in global population too, which is quite frightening. The population chart from Nathian's site shows glabal population in a parabolic rise we're at the Half-Way point, right now, before it naturally collapses on itself (2039). The population correction is also corraborated in TimeWave, which shows a viscious correction in Growth Rates in 1959, notwithstanding USA boomer.
  

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• Gila.....you know nothing aboot hockey, do ya. -- RIP, 17:11:48 12/07/09 Mon
  There's an instigator rule.
  
  But don't worry.....I understand your problems.
  

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• The Chinese Connection -- 2_point (), 17:09:41 12/07/09 Mon
  I suspect an increasing amount of
  News to be associated with the names
  Zhao, Li, Ai, Zhang, Gao, Jin & Shi
  will be observable, as the beat goes on,
  but we will see.
  .
  

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• Gila Bob -- LSteve, 17:09:42 12/07/09 Mon
  Gila Bob I didn't post that because I thought this bull run was over. I posted it because I think this downdraft we're having right now was partially precipitated by the statements of a Chinese central banker. I believe that we'll resume our upward trend by the end of the week and within 2 to 4 weeks we'll be well over 1250.
  
  What is interesting is how the statements of a Chinese central banker are now affecting these market movements. I believe this bears watching in the future. These statements can be used to determine market inflection points.
  

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• Hambone.............. -- Gila_Bob, 17:08:36 12/07/09 Mon
  Friend:
  
  I strongly Urge U
  To Ban Permanently Mois
  AND My Pet Idi0t
  
  Big Bob
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:06:54 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Hateful & $piteful Little Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:05:53 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Tactical Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:04:55 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Queen'$ 0wn Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:04:21 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee C0Ntemplative Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:03:38 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Ba$ic Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:02:29 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Em-BARE-A$$-ment of all the 0ther Idi0t$
  

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• LSteve -- AuManAJ, 17:02:04 12/07/09 Mon
  Don't stop there. Let it all out. Tell us how you've been taken advantage of and ruined by the conniving Jews. Show us how you really get it, the grand conspiracy of the Jews
  
  It's not that money and power corrupt, NO, it's a Jewish plot.
  
  It's not that large corporations in all sectors have quasi-legally bought off the politicians with campaign contributions, NO, it's those stinking Jews.
  
  It's not the special interest groups, or that the politicians wanting to keep their positions of power make promises to provide "bread" to those that don't pay taxes by robbing the productive class, NO, it's all because of the Jews.
  
  TSure, there ARE evil Jews, just like there are evil Christians, Moslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Blacks, Whites, Browns, Russians, Chinese, Italians, Americans ... PEOPLE.
  
  LSteve, open your eyes. Read history.
  
  Misdirect, bread and circuses, divide and conquer, life cycle of democracy, generational cycles, fiat cycle...
  
  It's not the Jews, it's us, all of us, human nature, it just keeps repeating.
  
  Done. Bye.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 17:01:33 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee In$ulting Idi0t
  

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• L Steve -- Gila_Bob (), 16:58:00 12/07/09 Mon
  Friend:
  
  The Chine$e pr0ducing Car$ @ 14.5 MM per Year
  90% for Domestic Consumption
  
  They BUY the Mine Output
  Sew they "officially" Tawk Down the P0G
  (SEW Thee CB can Get M0re GOLD for it'$ Money)
  While they "encourage" thee P0pulace t0 Pre$$ure the Market
  (That would be the Market External to their Country)
  Buy BUYing G0LD with their $aving$
  
  This ain't R0cket Science
  And it Ain't a Bubble
  It'$ the $teady Accumulation of Ba$e Money
  BUY a Government AND a Populace
  
  Big Bob
  

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• Lardo's gonna teach me manners? -- RIP, 16:59:19 12/07/09 Mon
  rotflmao
  
  Keep posting till yer fingers ache like yer leg.
  

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• When he STFU, L Steve -- Gila_Bob (), 16:49:30 12/07/09 Mon
  Friend:
  
  ESPECIALLY as regards di$$ing thee 0pini0n$ 0f 0ther$
  I MAY quit em-Bare-A$$-ing thee little Idi0t
  
  Till then he get$ ta Learn Manner$
  The Hard Weigh
  
  Big Bob
  

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• Governor Hu Xiaolian -- LSteve, 16:51:10 12/07/09 Mon
  Did you guys see this?
  
  The heady rise in the gold price into the mid to high $1220s came to a halt yesterday, perhaps prompted by reports of a statement by Chinese Central Bank vice Governor Hu Xiaolian interpreted as implying that there is a bubble developing and that China is probably not going to purchase IMF gold.
  
  link:
  
  http://mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page31?oid=94016&sn=Detail
  

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• - -- faloffal, 16:50:33 12/07/09 Mon
  Given what we know about the Japanese turn of fortune right around 1961, they will experience very impressive demographic growth for 14 years (excepting 1966) They would be good candidates for Dubai World housing. The Saudi's and Arab countries in the Gulf, are trying to diversify away from primary oil production, and for that they would need topnotch manager class, where Japan is pretty good. Japan is world's number 2 economy, and if I am right about the bullish case, the writing is on the wall for the West, third week in March 2010... Of course all these other TimeWave adn QuantTime juxtopositions in between... we are living in fascinating times...
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:46:52 12/07/09 Mon
  IdiotU$ n0n-$ecunDUMB
  

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• Gila Bob -- LSteve, 16:46:43 12/07/09 Mon
  Don't you think this is getting a little excessive? I think you have effectively communicated your idea.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:45:51 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t 0f The M0ment
  Thee puffed-UP Idi0t
  Thee pu$illanim0U$ Idi0t
  Thee Idi0t g0ne Begging
  Thee Refried Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:43:53 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee AccU$aT0RY Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:42:53 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t wh0 Cried t0 his M0mmy
  

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• The end of an era--one of the finest folk singers of all times is gone -- Permabear1, 16:42:47 12/07/09 Mon
  RIP Liam...
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZYOvUuEqLw
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:42:14 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Baby Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:41:41 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee p$ych0tic Idi0t
  

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• Someone has a tic -- RIP, 16:40:52 12/07/09 Mon
  ...and prolly a helluva lot more.
  
  I tell ya....see Bullish's shrink.
  He will foot the bill.
  I know those dry holes are costly.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:40:48 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee C0N$tant Idi0t
  

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• RIP -- LSteve, 16:40:30 12/07/09 Mon
  Maybe a new false flag operation:)
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:40:16 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Immeasurable Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:39:12 12/07/09 Mon
  The petit fois gras 0f Idi0t$
  

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• The Bugs lucked out today -- Skinee, 16:38:31 12/07/09 Mon
  Gold only down a few bucks.
  The Cabal has a heart after all.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:38:29 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t Wh0 Will Take It AND Like It
  Or STFU
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:37:39 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t Wh0 Pa$$ed F0r An Idi0t
  

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• - -- faloffal, 16:37:18 12/07/09 Mon
  Japan stockmarket reversal.
  
  If anyone look at Nathan Martin weblog www.economicedge.globspot.com link from Friday, you might notice Dent using age 48.5 as peak spender. If you subtract that number from today, and look at Japan birth index, you see the reversal. I'm partial to the 48.5 age for Japan, generally, because they have longest life span. The 48.5 is also a good age to use for Peak spenders living/working in Financial centers. For the Financial peak spender, they bust is the same as the general peak spender (age about age 47), the Third Week in September, 1961. I don't have the monthly population stats to verify this projection, but I have seen monthly and weekly stats birth stats that can be generally applied across a wider range. Kids born in September are products of parents having more time during Christmas for procreation activity.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:36:51 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t n00ne danced With
  @ the High Sk00l Pr0m
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:35:53 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Per$i$tent Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:35:21 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee h0l0cAU$t Idi0t
  

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• Isn't it time for a new holocaust movie? -- RIP, 16:34:20 12/07/09 Mon
  This Demjanjuk stuff is bad press.
  

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• Sunshine -- LSteve, 16:33:05 12/07/09 Mon
  The best cure for the scams of hebs is the full light of day. If people would just get wise to their activities that would be the end of it. But P.T. Barnum knew what he was talking about.
  

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• AuManJ -- LSteve, 16:30:21 12/07/09 Mon
  Don't be thinking I'm carrying any water for any hebs.
  

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• This site -- LSteve, 15:56:32 12/07/09 Mon -- AuManAJ, 16:28:03 12/07/09 Mon
  
  I absolutely agree. Don't let them hide in the dank, dark corners of the net. Let them openly post here for all to see.
  
  Only the cleansing effect of bright sunshine can reveal how ridiculous their ideas and posts truly are.
  
  NO, don't ban them. Treat them like the clowns they show themselves to be.
  

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• lonestar -- Gila_Bob, 16:26:22 12/07/09 Mon
  Friend:
  
  Congratulations on the Baby
  And Good Luck with The Health Problem
  
  Big Bob
  

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• Tungsten -- LSteve, 16:26:02 12/07/09 Mon
  Few years back I dropped a 1 oz maple leaf on a concrete floor. It went flat on one side and is also a little bent. If it had some tungsten in it, it would have held up better:)
  

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• girls ! -- Sherlock, 16:25:52 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQBv1i63Y2w
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:23:22 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Di$app0inting Idi0t
  
  But, then, I never expected Much.
  

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• Grandson- We have a new grandson -- lonestar -- SilverFox, 16:22:46 12/07/09 Mon
  I would like to pass on my best wishes for the newest member of your extended family. I will say a prayer for him tonight.
  cheers
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:21:02 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Eff0rtle$$ Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:20:17 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t wh0 br0ke his daddy'$ Piggy-Bank
  

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• U.S. Mint -- LSteve -- SilverFox, 16:20:12 12/07/09 Mon
  Maybe they can use those tungsten gold bars to make the new gold coins. I wounder if there is any truth to that story.
  

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• Grandson- We have a new grandson -- lonestar (), 16:17:24 12/07/09 Mon
  Patrick 5 lbs, 15 oz, born this morning. Currently in ICU with Pneumonia. Please remember him in your prayers.
  
  Thank you very much.
  

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• Oh no! -- Sherlock, 16:19:41 12/07/09 Mon
  Here we go again....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELB_khhGKwQ
  

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• Way too much effort -- RIP, 16:19:40 12/07/09 Mon
  .....with disappointing results.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:19:08 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Pre-dick-table Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:18:29 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Idi0t wh0 HA$ ta make the La$t P0$tie
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:17:44 12/07/09 Mon
  An Idi0t with a cHIP on hi$ $h0ulder
  

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• U.S. Mint -- LSteve, 16:17:42 12/07/09 Mon
  U.S. Mint now suspends all one ounce gold coin sales due to shortage of physical gold!
  
  link:
  
  http://mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page34?oid=94091&sn=Detail
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:16:43 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee $upercilli0U$ Idi0t
  

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• Miro -- SilverFox, 16:16:39 12/07/09 Mon
  Well have a nice vacation. Sorry cannot join you just came back from a two week vacation on several islands. Weather was great mid 80's. After receiving todays snow wish I was back there again. Well still need to make a dollar before the year is out. Bought my wife a 2 ct ring for our 25th. Need to pay that baby off. Once wave five up takes place I should bank some cash and take a break again. At one point today I was looking smart until the market told me again I am stupid. Well need to be humble in this game.
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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:15:36 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Tire$0me Idiot
  

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• @POG -- RIP, 16:15:27 12/07/09 Mon
  Here's the way I see it.
  If NY wanted to play 'pile-on' today....it would have been lights out.
  A double whammy.
  
  BUT....it's NY interests that want POG higher.
  Not Chinaman.
  
  Sorry for repeating myself.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:15:02 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t with0ut a $0luti0n
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:14:28 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t with0ut a cAU$e
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:13:17 12/07/09 Mon
  Thee Magic Numbah Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:12:34 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t with N0 $kin In The Game
  Thee Dilletante Idi0t
  

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• @ nat gas -- RIP, 16:11:50 12/07/09 Mon
  10 more dollars to go.
  Then we hit the magic number.
  

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• Miro - If that's all you have to add then RIP& Carmack offer more than you. -- Kitcotodd -- Miro (), 16:06:05 12/07/09 Mon
  I know, I am such a shit. ;)
  
  Bye folks for a couple of weeks. I made my money this year and leaving for well deserved vacation in Cayman Islands tomorrow, after dealing with markets and reading all this nonsense I have to take a brake.
  
  Anybody wants to join? You'll find me in Cayman Beach Suites on seven miles beach.
  
  See you there, then we can talk about gold market and market in general without village idiots interruption ;)
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:11:23 12/07/09 Mon
  The Unpr0vable Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:10:24 12/07/09 Mon
  Kanna-duhhhh'$!!!!!!! m0$t fam0U$ Idi0t
  

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• it pays to watch the weather -- Sherlock (), 16:09:18 12/07/09 Mon
  Look at UNG go -- RIP, 12:22:58 12/02/09 Wed
  http://www.stockwatch.com/oldsite/oldsite_chart.aspx?symbol=UNG®ion=U
  
  Every month nat gas rolls into contango....it collapses.
  
  Where's my gooroo?................UNG/ Rip -- Sherlock, 12:31:45 12/02/09 Wed
  just hit a new 52 week low at $8.65. How low can it go ? There could be a nice trade here. I've been watching it closely all morning. And after all, it's
  december. And this weekend it turns cold.....
  [Edit]\Picked up a small position in UNG @ 8.70 -- Earl, 14:56:57 12/02/09 Wed
  

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• What is he trying to prove? -- RIP, 16:09:51 12/07/09 Mon
  I'm sure he had a prOpHetaBle day.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:09:12 12/07/09 Mon
  The maniacally repetiti0U$ Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:08:26 12/07/09 Mon
  Tarmack'$ 0nly Friend.............
  And he'$ an Idi0t
  

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• Yeah Miro....take a 'brake' -- RIP, 16:07:47 12/07/09 Mon
  Say hi to those DHS dudes for us.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:07:40 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t wh0 came in from the C0ld
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:07:00 12/07/09 Mon
  The Ethnically clean$ed Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:06:24 12/07/09 Mon
  The A$ian ex-$purt Idi0t
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:05:35 12/07/09 Mon
  The Je0pardy Idi0t.............
  

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• LSteve -- RIP, 16:04:54 12/07/09 Mon
  Well....check the green line on MoreGold's 13:22.
  
  The same thing happened Thursday night.
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:04:46 12/07/09 Mon
  The Idi0t 0f the Day
  

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• RIP -- SilverFox, 16:04:21 12/07/09 Mon
  At one point today you were correct but not regarding fridays hit. Remember the Chinese want to add to their gold positions and will try and buy cheaper. But the bigger problem is the crimex as far as I am concerned. Just look at London moving into New York. That is where most of the hits take place
  

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• cRIP -- Gila_Bob, 16:03:50 12/07/09 Mon
  The m0ral equivalent of Idi0t
  

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• RIP -- LSteve, 16:03:10 12/07/09 Mon
  Maybe a link to the chart would help make your case.
  

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• @ Crimex positions? -- RIP, 16:00:52 12/07/09 Mon
  If you look at the charts...it is Hong Kong that has buried POG for two consecutive days....right at the closing bell.
  
  I know you won't bother....but, oh well.
  I tried.
  

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• - -- faloffal, 15:57:52 12/07/09 Mon
  climate change in a bear trap
  

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• Looks like they came in and supported the US dollar -- SilverFox, 15:57:30 12/07/09 Mon
  Well maybe later this week we se gold moving up. I still think they need 1100 gold to clear the crimex positions and make them worthless. We wait
  

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• This site -- LSteve, 15:56:32 12/07/09 Mon
  If a poster can make significant anti-semitic statements and be admonished without being banned then I know that free speech reigns here. And this is what I want, a completely free exchange of ideas. If people can't handle it and it bruises their soft little sensibilities then too bad, cry a river, build a bridge and get over it.
  
  Let our ideas exist in the free market of ideas. I'll take all comers who wish to challenge my ideas. Why....because they may just have a better idea. My ego can handle it.
  

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• Natural Gas Futures Advance Most in 11 Weeks on Cold Weather -- Sherlock, 15:56:29 12/07/09 Mon
  By Reg Curren
  Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Natural gas futures rose the most in 11 weeks as revised forecasts for colder weather in the Midwest and Northeast lifted demand for the heating fuel.....
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601072&sid=aQToxAeQhpFo
  

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• UNG up 6.5% -- Sherlock, 15:53:01 12/07/09 Mon
  Told ya !
  

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• I can say with certainty who IS NOT a good poster. -- RIP, 15:51:13 12/07/09 Mon
  4 letters.
  First letter....M
  

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• Miro - If that's all you have to add then RIP& Carmack offer more than you. -- Kitcotodd, 15:50:31 12/07/09 Mon
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• Look at POT go. -- RIP, 15:49:32 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.stockwatch.com/oldsite/oldsite_chart.aspx?symbol=POT®ion=C
  
  Is their last hope starving people?
  
  Ask the folks who control prices.
  I would put nothing past them.
  

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• Why do you folks expect some good posters from the past to participate? -- Miro, 15:47:35 12/07/09 Mon
  
  Some left forever, some peak maybe make a post and go away again
  
  How could you blame them? There is no way they can compete with "brilliant minds and posting" of say RIP, mozel, carmack, etc. ;-)
  

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• Death—Health Care Reform—And Taxes -- Sherlock, 15:47:24 12/07/09 Mon
  By: Mark Koba
  Senior Editor
  As taxpayers take the first steps in preparing their 2009 returns, they might find themselves thinking about what’s in store for 2010 and 2011. A struggling economy, an exploding federal deficit and the cost of a possible health care bill signal major adjustments ahead...The hot button items under discussion in 2010—as they were earlier this year—will be capital gains, dividends and ordinary income, and the changes that are expected will very likely be unpleasant, especially for investors....http://www.cnbc.com/id/34224628
  

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• Mozel -- LSteve, 15:45:00 12/07/09 Mon
  I agree with Mozel on this;
  
  "Production lowers prices, which benefits the common man, raising his standard of living by lowering his cost of living."
  
  Any creditor hates to see lower prices. But I have to tell you there is nothing any creditor can do about it except engage debasive monetary policy. But that is a dangerous double sided sword.
  
  Recently I was at the 2009 Aerotech Congress and I saw some advanced manufacturing technologies that are going to knock the socks off of manufacturing costs. The day will come when labor costs won't matter since they'll be such a small percentage of manufacturing costs. Factory location will be driven by access to customers, cost of energy and regulatory burden. The capitol will flow where the demographics are favorable and production is embraced.
  
  And I believe becasue of the internet people around the globe are learning the true nature of our monetary system and because of this are embracing Gold.
  
  Even the Greenspan has said we are at the beginning of a new gold based monetary system.
  

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• Fed Will Keep Rates Near Zero Through 2010: Gross -- Sherlock, 15:38:03 12/07/09 Mon
  By: CNBC.com
  The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates near zero in 2010, but longer-term rates will gradually tick higher because of supply and demand, Bill Gross, founder of Pimco, told CNBC Monday....http://www.cnbc.com/id/34315516
  

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• oops ! -- Sherlock (), 15:31:40 12/07/09 Mon
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• Mish Fed's unemployment Projections from Mars -- Sherlock, 15:32:27 12/07/09 Mon
  In the wake of last Friday's miracle job performance with unemployment dropping by .2% (see Jobs Contract 23rd Straight Month; Unemployment Rate Drop to 10.0%) let's take a look at unemployment scenarios offered by the Fed to see how realistic they are....http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
  

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• Apollo -- LSteve, 15:31:10 12/07/09 Mon
  I think Apollo is right. Look for next week to be up.
  

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• We Need a Change at the Federal Reserve -- Sherlock, 15:27:33 12/07/09 Mon
  ..Sign The Petition ( so they'll know where to find you when TSHTF)...http://sanders.senate.gov/petition/?uid=5d1836fe-d883-42bc-af09-4e593a6cab76
  

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• thanks lady bug -- AuManAJ (), 15:19:15 12/07/09 Mon
  But in all modesty, mozel deserves all the laughs for his brilliant insights.
  
  Just see his 15:17:45.
  

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• Rip -- AuManAJ, 15:23:16 12/07/09 Mon
  I know my posts couldn't hold a candle to yours. No need to be cruel.
  

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• AuManAJ -- RIP, 15:20:43 12/07/09 Mon
  Maybe you should have posted more often.
  Then again....maybe you're a better reader.
  

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• Miniminer/ bailout money for jobs : deficit. -- Sherlock, 15:18:39 12/07/09 Mon
  Obama and the boys will managed to spend every penny they saved on TARP. They could care less about the deficit. Cutting the deficit won't get Barry re-elected or his buddies re-appointed.
  

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• - -- faloffal, 15:17:45 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.origsix.com/
  
  if you go to this link, you will see the latest story from 11/20/09, "Gold and Gold Mining in America". Before that, take a look at 'The Whopper', a beautiful gold nugget worth almost 1 million$.
  
  Apparently this company is listed, OSTO.
  otcbb.com
  

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• "Have no part in the unfruitful works of darkness but expose them." Ephesians 5:11 -- mozel, 15:17:45 12/07/09 Mon
  Aliyah is the answer. Next year in Jerusalem: buy a ticket, fulfill the dream. Be where you belong. Prosperity and Peace are the awful price which gentiles have paid for disassociating from the unfruitful works of darkness. But awful for whom ? Who and what are they who say, "Clasp the works of darkness to your bosom ?"
  

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• That's brilliant Rip... -- AuManAJ, 15:13:38 12/07/09 Mon
  Now I know what I want to be when I grow up ...
  
  A Black, Jew ball player.
  
  Then when I make a whole bunch of money I can invest it real well and make even more, enough that I can pay for a national presidential campaign to become the first Jewish (already have a first Black) President.
  
  Having read the posts here for ages, I should have known you'd be the one to finally have THE answer.
  

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• Obama eyes using bailout money for jobs, deficit -- Sherlock, 15:06:23 12/07/09 Mon -- Miniminer, 15:10:52 12/07/09 Mon
  whats your guess sherlock, mine is for a $2 billion post-dated check on deficit, $200 billion on extended unemploy benefits
  

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• Gold bugs cite India, silver, miners as causes for hope -- Sherlock, 15:09:05 12/07/09 Mon
  By Peter Brimelow, MarketWatch
  NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold took a $40-plus beating on Friday, but the gold bugs (not for the first time) are dug in and determined....http://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-bugs-unfazed-by-metals-correction-2009-12-07
  

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• Obama eyes using bailout money for jobs, deficit -- Sherlock, 15:06:23 12/07/09 Mon
  By Robert Schroeder, MarketWatch
  WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The government's bailout of the financial system has been cheaper than expected and some savings may go to job creation and deficit reduction, President Barack Obama said Monday..http://www.marketwatch.com/story/obama-eyes-using-bailout-money-for-jobs-deficit-2009-12-07
  

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• Mozel - either back on your meds -- APOLLO, 15:06:10 12/07/09 Mon
  or off to after-hours. Take your choice & either let it go for now. Tired of this.
  

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• @ what to do? -- RIP, 15:03:44 12/07/09 Mon
  Nothing....of course.
  You do what you do best.
  Blacks play basketball and football....and become feel good presidents.
  Whites play hockey....and a little baseball....and fight wars alongside Hispanics.
  
  Jews?
  Everything involving banking, news, entertainment, foreign policy and price control.
  
  It's perfect.
  Who would want to change that?
  

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• AuMan AG -- lady_bug, 15:03:37 12/07/09 Mon
  rofl
  

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• 3:00 stock rally -- Miniminer, 15:00:03 12/07/09 Mon
  one of these days there won't be the usual mutual fund money coming in and my guess is that smart longs have been dumping stock an hour earlier to avoid the madness and screwing the anticipaters by anticipating the anticipaters
  
  I like it.
  

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• I see the light mozel. No killing... -- AuManAJ, 14:55:25 12/07/09 Mon
  OK, so we shouldn't kill those conniving Jews. What then? What solution do you propose?
  
  Put them to good use as slave labor? (I know this worked for the Egyptians.)
  
  Strip them of all their possessions and expel them a la the Spanish Inquisition? (We could use the money.)
  
  Experiment on them to further medical science? (As I recall, this was a good Nazi idea.)
  
  Ah, so many Jews, so little time.
  
  Mozel, I pray, what to do?
  

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• Rednecks -- knapper, 14:52:01 12/07/09 Mon
  
  98% OF AMERICANS SAY 'OH SHIT!' BEFORE
  GOING IN THE DITCH ON A SLIPPERY ROAD.
  
  THE OTHER 2% ARE FROM MISSOURI AND SAY,
  'HOLD MY BEER AND WATCH THIS!'
  

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• APOLLO -- Hambone, 14:51:07 12/07/09 Mon
  I agree GBG is acting good. I just can't think of a reason why.
  

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• Lady Bug - Gold & the HUI (look at a today chart) -- APOLLO, 14:44:19 12/07/09 Mon
  looks like 458 at least on the HUI - but then maybe consolidation & then down again.
  

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• apollo -- lady_bug, 14:41:30 12/07/09 Mon
  which chart is nasty> POG ? tia
  

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• @AuManAJ @Why are you the friend of fiendish Jewish Finance ? -- mozel, 14:37:08 12/07/09 Mon
  If you do not see the evil in killing for a solution, will you see killing production by regulation is evil ? I think not. Take heed what light is within you.
  

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• Pyrite - You gotta start low... -- WALIAC, 14:35:54 12/07/09 Mon
  
  I can't believe you offered trotsky a plum like getting to join in on the RIP/Gila pissin' match. Who could refuse that? Heck, if he joins in, now maybe we can top four hours of useless, board-degrading drivel.
  

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• You crack me up mozel -- AuManAJ, 14:29:04 12/07/09 Mon
  Come on. Admit it. It's all a put on. Even you don't believe all that crap you post.
  

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• Pretty nasty chart for today -- APOLLO, 14:27:37 12/07/09 Mon
  timber into the close - not done yet
  

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• @Lil Devil @attempting to be living proof of evolution ... -- mozel, 14:20:47 12/07/09 Mon
  through mutant life forms ... some without any brain whatsoever.
  

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• Christian broadcaster: U.S. should leave Afghanistan -- doran, 14:16:12 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.fox11az.com/news/entertainment/78265567.html
  

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• @AuManAJ @your Inner Jew is what is telling you to kill for a solution. -- mozel, 14:14:50 12/07/09 Mon
  Can you believe killing is not good ?
  

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• Shocking numbers: Real unemployment tops 22% -- doran, 14:13:52 12/07/09 Mon
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• mOOnzel @ all that this people speaketh, is a conspiracy ... Isaiah 8:12 -- LilDevil (), 14:01:56 12/07/09 Mon
  mOOnzel must believe his Voodooman gots more Mojo than the Jewish Voodooman...
  
  Ooga Booga Mr. Voodooman!
  
  
  It is Written.
  

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• @"Bernanke did not bother to distinguish between prices that fall -- mozel (), 13:43:45 12/07/09 Mon
  on account of a banking or credit crisis vs. those that fall on account of advances in productive technology or improvements in economic organization. It was all the same to him -- and all bad."
  
  Attentive readers of "Wall Street Buys The New Deal", Chapter 8 of Wall Street and FDR By Antony C. Sutton http://www.reformation.org/wall-st-fdr.html
  will realize we are in the grip of evil Jewish Finance, which judges every proposed change by one standard: "Is It Good For The Jews". When The Jews are creditors, no fall in prices can be good, because the existing price level supports the collateral and assets securing Jewish or bankster loans.
  
  Production lowers prices, which benefits the common man, raising his standard of living by lowering his cost of living.
  
  The goal of Jewish Finance is regulation of production to prevent lower prices. This goal was behind the Federal Reserve Act, The Income Tax Act, the Agricultural Adjustment Act, the National Recovery Act, and all the Credit Control Acts, to name a few. It's the goal of OPEC and the goal of ICE, the offshore oil exchange scam. If you think there's no Jewish and bankster connection there, research and look closer.
  
  Jewish Finance is thus the enemy of economic progress for the common man. In short, Jewish Finance, like all Jewish Ideas, is the Enemy of Mankind. ... all that this people speaketh, is a conspiracy ... Isaiah 8:12
  

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• Mozel, how should -- AuManAJ, 13:57:48 12/07/09 Mon
  we exterminate those filthy Jews and take back control before they enslave us?
  

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• Oh, I forgot to ask -- AuManAJ, 13:56:31 12/07/09 Mon
  Do the Jews control the aliens from planet X, or are they just their minions here on earth?
  

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• Thank you so much mozel -- AuManAJ, 13:53:42 12/07/09 Mon
  Until I started reading your posts I had an idea the Jews were behind all this mess, but didn't realize to what extent.
  

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• Picked up 100K GBG.WT.A today -- APOLLO, 13:51:26 12/07/09 Mon
  I like the way the stock is acting & this warrant has a US strike of $1.52 - paid .38US over the course of the morning, so I'm in at $1.90 on 100,000 shares - that's very good leverage that close to the money. They expire 10/15/2010 - but I am fine that close to the money on an inside one year warrant. Hope they bring the production now. Article posted earlier said fully diluted its 330MM shares - but they did not look at the options - its more than that. But still, the stock is acting nicely & it looks like a potential take-over target to me. Controlling 100K shares for under $40K 12 cents out of the money - I'll take that given I can't buy the bonds until January.
  

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• Will China 2009 Repeat United States 1929 -- SilverFox, 13:50:57 12/07/09 Mon
  Depends on this fact, if they open up and become democratic. If they stay the same eventually a managed economy will make a trajic mistake and revolution might be the result. If they can manage the change successfully I think they will become the global leader like they had until the 1700's.
  

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• Tawked ta trotsky this mornin -- Pyrite, 13:50:29 12/07/09 Mon
  Tryin ta get him ta eschew all that PAID copyrighted stuff an mix it up here.
  I even tole him he MIGHT be able to get a shot at the RIP/Gila bout if he behaved.
  
  This gettin PAID fer yer words could become ADDICTING.
  
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• @"Economic historians are well aware that the excess capacity in the United States -- mozel, 13:49:16 12/07/09 Mon
  precipitated The Great Crash of 1929"
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  This is the standard Jewish Finance propaganda line for justifying regulation of production to prevent lower prices.
  

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• dollar has been fading all day- wave bye bye -- mugwump, 13:44:39 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www2.barchart.com/mktcom.asp
  

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• i like the lsg/west timmins merger -- mugwump, 13:41:41 12/07/09 Mon
  bought lake shore
  http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/091106/200911060566003001.html?.v=1
  

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• Will China 2009 Repeat United States 1929? -- doran, 13:40:11 12/07/09 Mon
  The economic boom of The Roaring Twenties here in the United States was closely linked with the massive financing of debt provided to post WWI-Europe. The U.S. was the envy of the world given its economic engine and subsequent economic surplus. Economic historians are well aware that the excess capacity in the United States precipitated The Great Crash of 1929.
  http://wallstreetpit.com/12715-will-china-2009-repeat-united-states-1929
  

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• PIMCO Hires Neel Kashkari -- RIP, 13:38:26 12/07/09 Mon
  Earlier today we discussed Neel Kashkari’s weight problem (he’s determined to lose the 20 pounds he gained while working for the Treasury). We thought it seemed a bit extreme that he would, by his own admission, skip dinner many nights in order to reach his target, but now it’s all become clear. He’s on a deadline to look good in a bathing suit, having taken a gig with PIMCO in Newport Beach.
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• Unemployment Rate Shrinks, Trust Us -- doran, 13:38:02 12/07/09 Mon
  However, we hate to be a wet blanket, but after further investigation the number is still not a bullish sign to us just yet. A closer reading of the data shows that the 376,000 more workers that last year are not counted in this statistic because they have become discouraged and stopped looking for work. For more detail, please watch this great explanation of how the labor statistics can be manipulated to look better than they otherwise should. It may still be sometime before the economy can start to create jobs and absorb some of the joblessness.
  http://wallstreetpit.com/12719-unemployment-rate-shrinks-trust-us
  

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• @ Naked Shorts Getting Whacked Today ... -- MoreGold, 13:35:05 12/07/09 Mon
  
  Can't be a good time. Lots of hostility to BLOW Off ...
  

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• fraily links commodities & NL from earlier -- BUFFORD (), 13:12:53 12/07/09 Mon
  http://breakpointtrades.com/controls/preview.php?nl_id=408
  
  http://breakpointtrades.com/controls/preview.php?nl_id=407
  
  Fraily possible 1050 target like Tom Obrien....they'd luv to make the Injuns watch their AU profits vaporize
  
  
  
  
  
  http://breakpointtrades.com/newsletter_images/408_G%20-%20GLD%2060%20min.png
  

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• Bernanke - what a joke -- SilverFox (), 13:28:51 12/07/09 Mon
  Bernanke is just a front man for the massive manipulation taking place. With all the money creation taken place the US dollar will sink like a rock in water. Every CB is looking for ways to dump the US bonds and move into gold and other tangable assets.
  How much longer will they be able to manipulate oil prices is the question. We have just seen the beginning of producers moving oil prices away from American markets.
  

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• Gold gone green -- SilverFox, 13:26:39 12/07/09 Mon
  Looks like we just might see green today.
  

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• I'm shocked the NY Comex cabal is buying glod -- RIP, 13:24:48 12/07/09 Mon
  ...just shocked.
  
  Anyone have a quote on roo crap?
  

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• Gold falls for 2nd day as Bernanke sees low inflation risks -- Sherlock, 13:24:47 12/07/09 Mon
  By Moming Zhou & Polya Lesova, MarketWatch
  NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures fell Monday for a second session, pulling back from recent record highs, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said inflation will remain "subdued," reducing the metal's appeal as a hedge against rising prices....http://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-extends-losses-as-dollar-gains-vs-rivals-2009-12-07
  

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• @ Which Way Next CHECK ... -- MoreGold, 13:22:42 12/07/09 Mon
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• @ GDXJ Now Flat ... -- MoreGold, 13:21:33 12/07/09 Mon
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• @ Over Or Not ??? -- MoreGold, 13:19:56 12/07/09 Mon
  
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• ipt finds more high grade ore -- mugwump, 13:16:22 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.mexicomike.ca/php/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11150&sid=a234cbb3c267cd5168a82d9093d8fd0a
  

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• Glyndwr -- Frustrated, 13:05:48 -- Glyndwr, 13:14:26 12/07/09 Mon
  Actually employed by, as I recall; but my previous comment holds, imo. (Btw - great to hear new Kitty's settling in - Love never dies..). bbl
  

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• Glyndwr -- Frustrated, 13:05:48 12/07/09 Mon
  I think he is just busy, he's been writing reports for a hedge fund company...
  

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• Dollar Fear Trumps Greed in Guarding Against Rebound -- doran, 12:58:45 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aZuUmlXtfpcU&pos=3
  

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• Note the premium expansion .......... what can it mean? -- Earl, 12:58:37 12/07/09 Mon
  
  US Mint Runs Out Of Tenth-Ounce Gold Coin Inventory Day After Its Release For Broad Purchase
  
  
  The sad state of affairs in gold land: the premium for the 1 ounce Gold Eagle coins has expanded from $59 to $99, Krugerrands are not available for sale in most places, and this most recent development just out of the US Mint: the one-tenth ounce American Eagle inventory at the mint has been depleted, almost instantaneously after the coin was made available for purchase. This occurred the day after the mint announced the release of fractional Eagle Gold Bullion Coins in one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce, and one-tenth ounce weights. As Coin News reports:
  
  http://www.zerohedge.com/article/us-mint-runs-out-tenth-ounce-gold-coin-inventory-day-after-its-release-broad-purchase
  

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• "we would love to hear from you" -- lady_bug, 10:27:26 -- Kip, -- Glyndwr, 12:54:01 12/07/09 Mon
  Indeed. He'd still be around, imo, but for a few pissant challengers. bbl
  

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• Stocks... Winston posted this fractal -- MichaelH, 12:47:09 12/07/09 Mon
  -- -- Winston, 04:26:54 12/05/09 Sat
  
  chart of S&P fractal forecast for next week (down)
  
  http://www.traders-talk.com/mb2/index.php?s=fd155fd58118eb15921ad80409c3ffa1&showtopic=113871
  

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• NEM's Green -- APOLLO, 12:45:22 12/07/09 Mon
  go baby - let see it hold.
  

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• US dollar bounce might be over -- SilverFox, 12:44:12 12/07/09 Mon
  The quick take down over the last two days indicates to me a short correction. This is more a feeling because the charts are not indicating anything as of yet. Many goldies look to be over sold with respect to the charts. We will see. Traded some positions today and added very little
  

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• fleck hedge fund radio linkage -- BUFFORD, 12:43:38 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.madhedgefundtrader.com/Hedge_Fund_Radio.html
  

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• Permabear - looks to me like resolution -- APOLLO, 12:42:51 12/07/09 Mon
  a ST top & down from here over the next couple weeks. Although, Ben just said too early to come to conclusions, so who knows.
  

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• fleck & flation... hedge fund radio interview -- BUFFORD, 12:42:43 12/07/09 Mon
  "Contrarian Chronicles12/4/2009 3:33 PM ET
  Why the Fed loves inflation
  Chairman Ben Bernanke has some radical ideas about pumping money into the economy to keep prices up. This is no way to kick an economy when it's down.
  
  [Related content: Ben Bernanke, economy, recession, financial crisis, Bill Fleckenstein]
  By Bill Fleckenstein
  MSN Money
  The Bank of Japan sent pulses racing recently by announcing that it was going to hold an unscheduled meeting to discuss monetary policy -- the net result of which (surprise, surprise) was a decision to spend about $115 billion in the form of quantitative easing.
  
  
  What are the real risks of deflation?
  That's when a central bank actually purchases financial assets, such as bonds, to stimulate the economy by pumping money into the system.
  
  Japan's economic malaise is, and ought to be, a reminder of what the consequences of financial bubbles can look like.
  
  As we pursed our twin bubbles here in the United States, in tech and real estate, I was always amazed that so few people seemed to understand that in the aftermath of a bubble that creates a disaster, it's not bad decision making after the fact that creates the disaster. It's the bubble, and the misallocation of capital while it is building, that creates the disaster. (More in a second about misallocation, Dubai-style.)
  
  That is not to say that decisions made in the aftermath can't make things worse. They can. Perversely, nearly all decisions wind up making matters worse, as governments are loath to let negative events run their course.
  
  Not all the selling was 'made in Dubai'
  When I first saw the news of Dubai's debt crisis, I wasn't sure exactly what to make of it, but the 4% swoon in world equity markets seemed a bit much to me.
  
  My oft-cited friend the "Lord of the Dark Matter" offered his view, and it's one that I share:
  
  "In terms of scale, the problems of Dubai will potentially be not much larger than a big municipal bankruptcy in the United States, for example, and currently (at maximum) represent roughly 10% of the overall write-downs thus far from the global financial crisis. However, this does not diminish the fact that an important part of the Gulf would appear to have a substantial dollar-cash-flow problem."
  
  From what I've been able to discern, Dubai has been an overbuilt, debt-driven accident waiting to happen for some time now, and I suspect that in the coming months we'll see more dead and/or wounded financial bodies popping up in various facets of businesses with a connection to the United Arab Emirates. Dubai also demonstrates the fact that financial entities continue to be black holes. Since we still know little about them -- i.e., what exactly they own and how what they do own is valued -- folks can easily become fearful about what might lie beneath the surface.
  
  It doesn't take much to conjure up the ghosts of late 2008, when the full measure of all those toxic assets surfaced. From an investment standpoint, buying financial stocks should make you ask yourself the question posed by Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry: "'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya, punk?"
  
  'Bernanke at his word'
  So read the headline of a recent article by Jim Grant, in which he reprised a speech that Ben Bernanke gave in Japan on May 31, 2003, as a Federal Reserve governor, three years before becoming Fed chairman. (You can find the article here; subscription required.) The topic that day: deflation.
  
  Posing his own question and answer, Grant writes: "And what was deflation? Falling prices, pure and simple. Bernanke did not bother to distinguish between prices that fall on account of a banking or credit crisis vs. those that fall on account of advances in productive technology or improvements in economic organization. It was all the same to him -- and all bad."
  
  Video: Japan's fight against deflation
  
  
  The word "deflation" brings fear to the hearts of Fed heads and many other people, whereas I'd be willing to bet that virtually all consumers worldwide would be happy to see the price of most everything fall (though, of course, people are always upset when their assets fall). In any case, "deflation" has been tortured to the point that it's the evil that must be prevented at all costs.
  
  As Grant notes, the speech Bernanke gave on that particular day in Tokyo was more radical than his musings had been in the U.S., at that time or since. In Grant's words: "It isn't enough, after prices have begun to fall, to stop the decline, the chairman said. Rather, a central bank should push prices up to where they would have been if they had never weakened in the first place."
  
  Reread that. It is rather shocking.
  
  What Japan heard from our whirlybird
  In Bernanke's words: "One might argue that the legal objective of price stability should require not only a commitment to stabilize prices in the future but also a policy of actively reflating the economy, in order to restore the price level that prevailed prior to the prolonged period of deflation." (The emphasis is mine.)
  
  It's absolutely mind-boggling that this is in Bernanke's DNA. Not only are all falling prices to be prevented, but prices must be driven back up to where they used to be.
  
  Find a broker who's right for you
  
  To quote Bernanke further: "Because deflation implies falling prices while the target price level rises, the failure to end deflation in a given year has the effect of increasing what I have called the price-level gap. The price-level gap is the difference between the actual price level and the price level that would have obtained if deflation had been avoided and the price stability objective achieved in the first place."
  
  This is the core of Bernanke's heart and mind, and anyone who thinks that this Fed is going to lift a finger to fight inflation anytime -- before the unemployment level has dropped precipitously or the economy is nearly broken -- is sadly mistaken. (For more on the effects of this and how to protect yourself, read "The case for inflation -- and gold.")
  
  
  What are the real risks of deflation?
  This man would cheer an inflation rate of some small percentage, partly because he appears to think that's better, no matter how it comes about, and because I'm sure he feels he can snap his fingers and stop it once it gets started. But of course he is dead wrong.
  
  As Grant says, "'Helicopter' is who he is." He's referring to the nickname Bernanke's critics have given him because of his propensity to fire up the printing presses and airdrop money into problems.
  
  I might tweak that slightly and say: Helicopter's the name, gold's the game.
  
  Housekeeping
  Over Thanksgiving weekend I was interviewed by the "Mad Hedge Fund Trader," John Thomas, on Hedge Fund Radio. You can listen to the wide-ranging discussion by clicking here."
  

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• Benbo bounced us a little & I got out of this morning's trade -- APOLLO, 12:41:07 12/07/09 Mon
  http://news.ino.com/headlines/?newsid=120720090909
  

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• I do not like this chart - DOW -- APOLLO -- Permabear1, 12:40:24 12/07/09 Mon
  What in particular don't you like about it?
  

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• I tend to ignore Bonds and Yields.. -- Glyndwr, 12:39:43 12/07/09 Mon
  But wish I hadn't on Friday.. Quickest of signals.
  

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• I do not like this chart - DOW -- APOLLO, 12:32:22 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/cbuilder?ticker1=INDU%3AIND
  

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• POG -- lady_bug, 12:31:48 12/07/09 Mon
  nice recovery so far, right shoulder in da works, like Apollo thought :) the gods are with us ? :)
  

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• @"... all that this people speaketh, is a conspiracy ..."Isaiah 8:12 -- mozel, 12:29:36 12/07/09 Mon
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• I think JS borrowed that smoke blowing machine image -- BUFFORD, 12:27:10 12/07/09 Mon
  from the fox news channel HR department...........first day of work orientation at FOX requires massive volumes of smoke to blown up ones asshole before they go on the air
  

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• Mini - DOW is going to drop 200 pts -- APOLLO, 12:27:00 12/07/09 Mon
  in the next couple days - at least.
  

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• dow's got volume so far -- Miniminer, 12:22:59 12/07/09 Mon
  If dow reverses again today on volume, the huge drop could be near...gold led the last drop too.
  

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• I wonder what happened to goldfish's relationship with the big Jew in Congress, -- mozel, 12:18:47 12/07/09 Mon
  the one that was gonna' help her do Wanniski talk to Greenspan ... to centroid gold@$350... Levin, I think it was ....
  

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• If Voy would pay trotsky enough, he'd leave mishville and post here ... -- mozel, 12:08:31 12/07/09 Mon
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• @"an inconvenient internet -- 2bro2b" @Yeah, yeah, that's the ticket .. tell 'em Hitler -- mozel, 12:06:36 12/07/09 Mon
  is behind the Global Warming Science Fraud ... appeal to their Inner Jew ... that'll wake 'em up ... and inform them
  

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• PNPFF +8.41% -- Romanov, 11:59:10 12/07/09 Mon
  Pinetree Capital
  

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• "we would love to hear from you" -- lady_bug, 10:27:26 -- Kip, 11:36:31 12/07/09 Mon
  I also miss trotsky's participation ........over the years he contributed an immense amount of insightful input on old kitco, here too for a spell.
  

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• dollar sinking -- mugwump, 11:29:40 12/07/09 Mon
  time for gold to turn around
  http://www2.barchart.com/mktcom.asp
  

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• bought jag- gold resources up 72% -- mugwump, 11:26:37 12/07/09 Mon
  a no brainer
  http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/091207/jaguar_mining_gurupi.html?.v=1
  

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• as for the South African soccer side -- nogtans, 11:18:44 12/07/09 Mon
  nothing like the rugby blokes , lingering at the bottom of the rankings no 349 or whatever.Go by the infantile name Bafana Bafana
  Have no idea when/where they are playing but will support them out of loyalty but not logic--if they can get rid of the bloody vuvuzelas
  

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• sorry mr nogs .. Im not much of a soccer person- Johnny -- nogtans, 11:13:26 12/07/09 Mon
  think you are looking for Delta
  Myself not a soccer fundi either--cannot stand the posturing , though the skills are awesome
  If everything goes according to plan myself and me boys will watch 4 games( the stadium is a mere 30 km from my town) , Will never go to a soccer WC again/otherwise
  Will see:
  germany -serbia
  portugal-ivory coast
  greece- korea republic
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• bought gleichen- they have a nice project in mexico -- mugwump, 10:52:22 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.gleichenresourcesltd.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=372446
  

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• Chrisalias - I bought this morning -- APOLLO, 10:47:14 12/07/09 Mon
  too late to short here. Wait for a bounce - I would look for a 50% retracement from 1140 & then pick your spots. CDE/KGC are both good candidates & GG as well.
  

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• Apollo -short term shorts -- Chrisalias, 10:41:34 12/07/09 Mon
  which issues do you think will work most effectively if we get the short term drop in gold?
  I couldn't get shorts on GDX/GDXJ.....I shorted SLV and KGC on Friday but my stops were just hit.
  
  To me KGC looks like a good vehicle. My core is still way long gold/silver but I'm not going to watch like a deer in the headlights during another downdraft.
  

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• Trotzky -- lady_bug, 10:27:26 12/07/09 Mon
  where is he posting nowadays?
  Heinz, we would love to hear from you
  Servus
  wo bist Du?
  

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• ROAN - world cup odds -- Mikikis -- ROAN, 10:25:28 12/07/09 Mon
  too far out to put up money. Alot could happen in the build up like injuries however today they would be one of my favorites. However I refuse to comment on things other than gold and whisky!
  

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• POG...futures contract -- Frustrated, 10:20:26 12/07/09 Mon
  could easily see a move to the 50 day MA currently around 1090...
  13 Week EMA = 1083...
  
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• Bernanke Channels Willie Sutton In Assault On Social Security: 'That's Where The Money Is' -- doran, 10:17:09 12/07/09 Mon
  Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who has placed a hold on Bernanke's nomination, was apoplectic when HuffPost told him Bernanke was pushing for cuts in entitlement spending. "Bernanke wants to cut entitlement spending? Well, that confirms everything I'm saying," Sanders fumed.
  
  "The CEOs and top people on Wall Street make huge bonuses, and what? We're going to cut back on Social Security and Medicare? That's what we're going to do?"
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• faber sez- don't buy US bonds -- mugwump -- Pyrite, 10:14:13 12/07/09 Mon
  trotsky.... refute that, doggone it.
  We need you back.
  

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• Bonds should be sold: Rogers -- doran, 10:13:39 12/07/09 Mon
  "If you look at bonds, bonds should be sold. There is going to be a gigantic issuance of bonds by governments around the world," Rogers said in a presentation held by ETF Securities yesterday.
  
  "If any of you are bond portfolio managers, I urge you to get another job."
  http://www.investordaily.com.au/cps/rde/xchg/id/style/8094.htm?rdeCOQ=SID-0A3D9633-9E83ACAA
  

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• Yup, a bit of pain ST, but real healthy MT/LT. -- Glyndwr, 10:13:17 12/07/09 Mon
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• Yea, over the next week. -- APOLLO, 10:10:06 12/07/09 Mon
  we need to put in a right shoulder on Philbond's chart & then you'll get 1100.
  

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• Dubai World May Sell Assets to Repay Debt, Government Says -- doran, 10:09:02 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=anp4yh_SjKzs&pos=5
  

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• Apollo -- Mikikis, 10:08:46 12/07/09 Mon
  So you see the next wave down starting in a day or two?
  

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• Mikikis - we are going to bounce first. -- APOLLO, 10:07:18 12/07/09 Mon
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• OK, bring on the real decline in the POG -- Mikikis, 10:04:39 12/07/09 Mon
  This is barely even scratching the surface. The problem as I see it is that gold ran higher than most expected. So now the pain takes longer to feel to the downside.....I'm waiting for the "howling" that Apollo spoke about. Maybe another $50 USD should do it....stocks really getting hit right now...does that mean intraday wave 2 down on its way in the metals about now?
  

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• dollar down- why is gold still down? -- mugwump, 10:03:33 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www2.barchart.com/mktcom.asp
  

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• Bernanke Wants Your Social Security Money -- doran, 09:56:59 12/07/09 Mon
  After more than a trillion un-accounted-for US tax dollars were shoveled out the door to financial institutions around the world by Bernanke, he has now evidently set his sights on the legacy of the New Deal, our Social Security and Medicare monies. I guess Wall Street needs more caviar and champagne to go with their record compensation again this year while Main Street is applying for foodstamps.
  http://www.benzinga.com/economics/53298/bernanke-wants-your-social-security-money
  

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• IMHO there can't be a PM stock bottom until IAG gains relative strength. -- Kitcotodd, 09:53:22 12/07/09 Mon
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• Yeah right -- Carmack, 09:52:43 12/07/09 Mon
  "(although I don't yet get the hostility toward RIP. I could understand it if it was directed at Carmack.)"
  
  And the ShitTurtle come on here crying like a little girl and complaining about his wife !!!!!
  

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• faber sez- don't buy US bonds -- mugwump, 09:51:29 12/07/09 Mon
  http://moneynews.newsmax.com/streettalk/Marc_Faber_Dubai/2009/12/02/293180.html
  

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• Vacant possessions -- doran, 09:49:56 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/81582fc6-e2d1-11de-b028-00144feab49a.html
  

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• No Escape From TARP for U.S. Banks Choking on Real Estate Loans -- doran, 09:48:09 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aaoaOoxV9AmU&pos=12
  

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• Not with a bang, but a whimper -- doran, 09:46:47 12/07/09 Mon
  It is tradesmen left with unpaid bills who will suffer most from Dubai's problems; Abu Dhabi has thrown a tarpaulin over its own banks to dampen contagion. Far more worrying is the commercial real estate problem in the United States. - David Goldman
  http://blog.atimes.net/?p=1240
  

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• First Dubai -- doran, 09:40:49 12/07/09 Mon
  Dubai's debt problems, despite simplistic casting of blame on a lack of transparency and stupid bankers, are a microcosm of global credit and economic woes. Bubbles survive longer and grow larger than analysts often expect, but the world has moved up the learning curve, with Dubai contributing to that trajectory. ...Doug Noland
  http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy/KL08Dj01.html
  

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• @ CNBC: Islamic Bonds Crashing ... -- MoreGold, 09:40:15 12/07/09 Mon
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• Bah, humbug and labor statistics -- doran, 09:38:34 12/07/09 Mon
  And the top reason not to believe the BLS report is:
  
  1. The level of un- and underemployment is so huge by historical standards as to make the usual sort of measurement questionable. With nearly 20% of the population unable to find proper work, there is a different sort of workforce. The vast majority of job creation in the US during the past two generations came from small businesses, which display only vaguely on the radar of government agencies as well as the bigger private surveys. The financial crisis killed small entrepreneurs as surely as Joseph Stalin killed the kulaks, and the roots of the economy are dead and dry.
  http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy/KL08Dj05.html
  

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• Skinee, 06:15:40 12/07/09 Mon -- Iainmac, 07:16:34 -- Glyndwr, 09:32:10 12/07/09 Mon
  I have glorious history with that one. My main holding in tax-free ISAs. Bought in near the absolute bottom in 1999, along with my first single Glodstock buy - Delta Gold. ('Delta Au' will remember them).
  Odd that the article didn't mention Graham Birch's long and genius stewardship though.
  Current - http://www.trustnet.com/Factsheets/Factsheet.aspx?fundCode=CPGG&univ=U
  

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• Mudturtle -- Mikikis, 09:30:44 12/07/09 Mon
  U.S.A. isn't what it used to be....hasn't been in a long time. Never too late to leave.
  

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• I do like the fact that Silver is still hanging in there on a relative basis -- APOLLO, 09:28:17 12/07/09 Mon
  but the 50DMA is lurking there for Gold & think we see it. Down too fast for this thing to quickly be over.
  

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• Pirates set up their own stock exchange -- Skinee, 09:27:55 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/pirate-stock-exchange-helps-fund-hijackings-in-somalia/article1391004/
  

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• Major take down on Friday makes this correction look almost over -- SilverFox, -- Deepbreather, 09:24:07 12/07/09 Mon
  May not be quite that easy. The MACD and RSI are turning negative. The first resistance on the HUI is at the 50 DMA (440ish) then approx 400. 1140 is the likely first target for gold (minor resistance). Moderate resistance at approx 1070. Silver didn't do it's normal "duck and cover" so perhaps that is a positive for a "shallow" correction. If the shares hold up relative to gold ($GOLD:$HUI) then we have another argument for, say, perhaps a pre-xmas rally. Don't be surprised, however, if we see GDX at $39. I would consider GDXJ at $22-23 a holiday gift.
  

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• Ben sits on the pot again.. 12:00est -- Glyndwr, 09:23:31 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/ecalendar/index.html
  

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• an inconvenient internet -- 2bro2b (), 09:16:37 12/07/09 Mon
  http://eclipptv.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=8783&title=Hitler_was_behind_Global_Warming___Climategate&vpkey=f622e45af6
  
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• Chuck's 2 cents -- siempre33, 09:16:14 12/07/09 Mon
  
  I'm not sure we can call it a true reversal until we see other data prints in the next few days, like Retail Sales which will print later this week, or the Trade Deficit that prints in the middle of the week. But what we saw on Friday, was something! A 1% move in a currency in one day is considered to be quite strong... A 1.7% move by the dollar index would be even stronger than "quite strong", eh?
  

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• ROAN - world cup odds -- Mikikis, 09:11:04 12/07/09 Mon
  Best odds in that list? Spain (-365). Their odds for winning are lower due to ONE loss to the American side.....hardly seems fair....this Spanish side did in fact win the Euro. Worth betting money on them I would think. Not sure that they will win....but the odds are nice.
  

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• All that I have to show for the Calvinist ideal... - mudturtle -- Submariner, 08:51:00 12/07/09 Mon
  Take heart, mudturtle. Their time draweth nigh.
  
  13 "You have said harsh things against me," says the LORD.
  "Yet you ask, 'What have we said against you?'
  14 "You have said, 'It is futile to serve God. What did we gain by carrying out his requirements and going about like mourners before the LORD Almighty?
  15 But now we call the arrogant blessed. Certainly the evildoers prosper, and even those who challenge God escape.' "
  16 Then those who feared the LORD talked with each other, and the LORD listened and heard. A scroll of remembrance was written in his presence concerning those who feared the LORD and honored his name.
  17 "They will be mine," says the LORD Almighty, "in the day when I make up my treasured possession. [a] I will spare them, just as in compassion a man spares his son who serves him. 18 And you will again see the distinction between the righteous and the wicked, between those who serve God and those who do not.
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  Malachi 3:17 Or Almighty, "my treasured possession, in the day when I act
  

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• Major take down on Friday makes this correction look almost over -- SilverFox, 08:43:54 12/07/09 Mon
  Many of the shares had a nice correction on Friday and we might see the end of this correction by Wednesday. What took about a week to do was done in a day. With a quick take down the result are a corrective action in the market. If it were a slow roll over, we would start to see distribution resulting in a larger correction or take down. We might see some green by the end of the day on some goldies.
  

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• we're still deep in the woods -- siempre33, 08:37:37 12/07/09 Mon
  
  this derivatives monster is just beyond anything we've ever dealt with in history....
  
  things could get uglier and uglier, so don't sell your Gold....we will have to walk out of the woods the same distance we walked in....
  

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• maybe a bounce this week starting this afternoon/tomorrow -- APOLLO, 08:19:16 12/07/09 Mon
  for a right shoulder, then 1100 & hopefully some consolidation there & then a push early next year to at least a test of 1225 - hopefully more. Looks like we are going to put in an H&S over the next week or so with the resolution eventually at 1100.
  

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• thx Roan .. -- Delta-au -- ROAN, 07:59:44 12/07/09 Mon
  google works for me.
  

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• JAG newz -- siempre33, 07:59:17 12/07/09 Mon
  
  72% increase in Gold Resources....
  
  http://ca.news.finance.yahoo.com/s/07122009/30/link-f-cnw-jaguar-mining-announces-72-increase-gold-resources.html
  

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• interesting -- ROAN, 07:59:08 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/was-russian-secret-service-behind-leak-of-climatechange-emails-1835502.html
  

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• thx Roan .. -- Delta-au, 07:44:23 12/07/09 Mon
  World cup draw and odds -- ROAN, 05:58:29
  
  is there a website link for that stuff ?
  bbl ..
  

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• European markets drop -- siempre33, 07:31:41 12/07/09 Mon
  
  ...as dollar surge continues
  
  LONDON -- European stock markets fell Monday as the dollar jumped to a five week high against the euro amid improved expectations about the pace of recovery in the world's largest economy.
  

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• resistence 76.50 according to this... -- siempre33, 07:22:32 12/07/09 Mon
  
  http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_08/gnazzo120609.html
  
  
  

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• mudturtle..............great rant....all true. Would that it were not so. -- AZAU, 07:19:20 12/07/09 Mon
  The marginalisation we see in all that post here is a good sampling of a doomed society, imho. They live from one day to the next, in a differential mode, because that is what is given to them. They cannot integrate over long term, because the goo has taken that away from all but a tiny fraction of the populace. They become hand to mouth hunter gatherers, living at the whim of the next goo whack. It is disorienting and pathetic, that the population generally now only has a quicksand foundation under them, and a quicksilver whim goo that is all too eager to keep them swaying and twisting in the winds of chance and change.
  
  horrific existence, if they could only step back and see.
  

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• Skinee, 06:15:40 12/07/09 Mon -- Iainmac, 07:16:34 12/07/09 Mon
  Of course you can lose money if you buy at the top.
  
  A different perspective:
  
  Ten years ago, investors were mad for technology funds. It was the height of the dotcom boom and if a fund didn't have the word technology in it, investors gave it the cold shoulder.
  
  Rationality went out of the window, as fund management groups fuelled the fire with new funds going by such names as Wired and Techtornado. The message was clear: if you shun technology you will miss the revolution of the decade and bumper gains. Pundits could not have got it more wrong.
  
  Related Articles
  
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  Gold fund top over 10 years
  
  Within months, the technology bubble had burst and funds fell to earth. Ten years on and the best-selling fund of 1999, Aberdeen Technology (now New Star Technology), sits fourth from bottom out of more than 2,000 funds in the 10-year league table, having fallen by 63 per cent in value since.
  
  One type of fund that never crossed the lips of advisers in 1999 or for the first few years of the new millennium was gold. M & G even closed its gold fund and when investors complained, it nonchalantly remarked "there will always be gold bugs".
  
  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/6733992/Funds-of-the-decade.html
  

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• World cup draw and odds -- ROAN -- ROAN, 07:13:16 12/07/09 Mon
  Really too bad they did not put USA and North Korea in the same pool!
  

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• CIC -- siempre33, 07:08:36 12/07/09 Mon
  
  it's certainly not easy to make a long dollar
  forecast with this Clown-in-Charge....
  
  
  

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• who does SA paly in the world cup ?? -- johnny, 07:02:49 12/07/09 Mon
  sorry mr nogs .. Im not much of a soccer person
  

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• ROAN :: World Cup -- siempre33, 06:51:52 12/07/09 Mon
  
  looks like a setup for the favorites in round #1...
  Italy is my horse....I was over there in '06 and
  really got to appreciate the passion for the game;
  everything would stop when their team was playing...
  

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• 75.74 :: a very important number to bear in mind -- siempre33, 06:46:10 12/07/09 Mon
  
  if it goes up from here, it is confirmation
  to buy the dollar....of course it won't
  be in a straight line; anything to keep a
  little bit of doubt in your mind, but....
  Gold's down-trend along with USD uptrend
  look like the trend to go with....
  could be LT according to my best sources...
  don't sell your physical, of course....
  
  this is a saga that will take much more
  time to play out; it just looks like hedging
  your bets is the safe way to go, like long
  Gold stocks, long the dollar [or be a trader
  in Gold stocks AND the dollar with the above
  in mind]....all imho....
  

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• The World Game is on again ... -- GlodCoaster, 06:26:02 12/07/09 Mon
  gives the sheeple something to get excited about I suppose, gives the media something to talk about, helps shuffle money around and most importantly, keeps people's minds off important issues like the loss of their freedom to a global fascist state.
  

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• After 30 years gold can't beat interest bearing chequing account. -- Skinee, 06:15:40 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aK_9rHEF2irA&pos=3
  

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• So Tiger woods had six women...uh huh -- Skinee, 06:12:59 12/07/09 Mon
  Instead of shooting one dog, maybe it should be six bitches.
  

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• World cup draw and odds -- ROAN, 05:58:29 12/07/09 Mon
  Eight groups comprise the field of 32 World Cup teams. Each group and its members are listed below and with the nation’s odds to win the group in parenthesis.
  
  Group A: France (-120), Mexico (+350), Uruguay (+365), South Africa (+600)
  Group B: Argentina (-225), Nigeria (+425), Greece (+585), South Korea (+1000)
  Group C: England (-315), USA (+425), Slovenia (+925), Algeria (+1500)
  Group D: Germany (-133), Serbia (+365), Ghana (+385), Australia (+700)
  Group E: Netherlands (-155), Cameroon (+375), Denmark (+400), Japan (+1000)
  Group F: Italy (-265), Paraguay (+325), Slovakia (+685), New Zealand (+5000)
  Group G: Brazil (-167), Portugal (+300), Ivory Coast (+315), North Korea (+9000)
  Group H: Spain (-365), Chile (+450), Switzerland (+885), Honduras (+2500)
  

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• Earth tremors close Gold Fields' Driefontein mine, two missing -- Iainmac, 05:36:07 12/07/09 Mon
  Gold Fields (GFIJ.J: Quote), the world's No.4 gold producer, said on Monday it had halted gold production at its key Driefontein mine following a series of earthquakes, which left two workers missing.
  
  "Production at the entire mine has been halted following the sequence of earthquakes, that led to a fall of ground. Two workers are unaccounted for, there is a big search and rescue operation to find them," Gold Fields spokesman Julian Gwillim said.
  
  http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page34?oid=94093&sn=Detail
  

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• AIG Execs Threaten to Quit Over Pay: Report -- doran, 05:26:33 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10639503/1/aig-execs-threaten-to-quit-over-pay-report.html?cm_ven=GOOGLEFI
  

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• china wants gold moving slow -- mugwump, 04:58:56 12/07/09 Mon
  http://siliconinvestor.advfn.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=26157216
  

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• dollar up a miniscule .08 -- mugwump, 04:55:50 12/07/09 Mon
  gold getting smashed again
  bizarre
  http://www2.barchart.com/mktcom.asp?code=BSTK
  

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• int royalty informed of offer -- mugwump, 04:53:53 12/07/09 Mon
  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/International-Royalty-prnews-2488600951.html?x=0&.v=1
  

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• johnny .. -- Delta-au, 04:42:54 12/07/09 Mon
  who does SA paly in the world cup ?
  Aus plays Germany, Ghana and Serbia .. pretty tough draw ..
  

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• springboks stash dough -- johnny, 04:40:16 12/07/09 Mon
  http://www.sharenet.co.za/v3/news_disp.php?id=168092
  

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• Chinese official raps foreign banks on derivatives -- doran, 02:22:59 12/07/09 Mon
  BEIJING (AP) -- A senior Chinese official criticized foreign banks for selling derivatives with "fraudulent characteristics" that led to heavy losses for state-owned airlines and other companies.
  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Chinese-official-raps-foreign-apf-167709972.html?x=0&.v=6
  

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• @ I am set, )LOL at me) -- mudturtle ... -- MoreGold, 02:19:44 12/07/09 Mon
  
  What, you actually thing you live in a demo-crazy?
  
  You must listen to last nights coast-to-coast.
  It pretty much explains everything that the USG has, and is doing and whose running the show.
  Really mind blowing stuff, and almost all of it is backed up by facts.
  
  Oh Bummah, Yaaale Scull and Bones, doing exacly what many had said he would do...
  

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• Cheer up, mud-turtle ... you could be a Southern tobacco farmer -- mozel (), 01:49:42 12/07/09 Mon
  cleaned out to pay for a bar mitvah ... or an Okie oiley bankrupted to pay for A Big NYC Wedding ...
  

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• @"acknowledging the reality of peak oil --" WOOO HAAA .. Yet another Oil Gate ... -- mozel, 01:43:43 12/07/09 Mon
  oilies are among the most prolic of fraudsters ever to stride the planet ...
  

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• -- -- Winston, 01:36:38 12/07/09 Mon
  The dollar crash and the run for silver - Robert Kiyosaki
  "silver is a smokin' deal".
  http://eclipptv.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=8765
  

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• -- -- Winston, 01:24:42 12/07/09 Mon
  O = W
  

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• I am set, )LOL at me) -- mudturtle, 01:11:36 12/07/09 Mon
  I don't owe anything to any bank for anything. I paid off my house, so they don't have that on me. I pay for my machine tools with cash that I have saved over many years. I have not borrowed from any outfit of any sort for more than fifteen years. I was stupidly responsible in the sort of way that was at one time a model to be emulated.
  All that I have to show for the Calvinist ideal is to get porked by the hustlers that run everything now.
  I did see an out in that there are provisions for a GTFout by way of using SEP IRA accounts to buy real estate in just about anywhere. I know nothing about the RE scams that are everywhere, but I do have an honest brother-in-law that isn't about to screw me as badly as the setup is for the US centgoo. I already pay half to the looters. Why would anyone want to hang around to find out what they have next for the pilfering maggots like me?
  Big Bob's offhanded defense of Obama and that governmnent cracks me up.(although I don't yet get the hostility toward RIP. I could understand it if it was directed at Carmack.)
  This place is fecked. It has been looted by waves of pols, gombit "servants" six times over, and is now getting picked clean by the social security clans.
  ++++++++
  I will now listen to my employees to get their take on what they think is to be their future. I will not say a word to taint their take on what they perceive their future to be.
  This is all important to me at this time as I am figuring out whether I should contribute between five and fifteen per-cent of their gross to their SEP IRA. Half of them will cash it out as soon as the check hits their account. Why shouldn't they? They could place it into a Certificate of Deposit(CD bank account) and get the munificence of Doctor Ben's 1.5% per annum forced interest rate that would have been the rate for lending to a heavily collaterized borrower under the gold coin standard of yore.
  Now that we have advanced past that benighted state of affairs we now get our one percent and get the status of signing away all claims on the bank down to the level of an unsecured depositor. The only reason that any bank in the many lands is still in business is because the same taxcow that is the depositor is also the guarantor of their own deposits.
  The maggots in The US Congress and their counterparts in the various lands have ignored the pleas of their constituencies. Further correspondence with them assures you of a higher rating of the malcontents that need a lesson in realpolitic.
  I am not about to write to my senators to urge them to dump Bernanke. They ignored the anti TARP correspondence that was running 97 to 3 against, and 998-2 by the counts at that time from the congress creatures that showed their polling results. That was the biggest mail volume of all time, yet they did the give away.
  I should contact Senators Kohl and Feingold to urge them to vote against Professor Bernanke? Aside from the tribal instinct, these guys actually believe that their tribe is the only hope for redemption from the unfortunate situation of the present. Pardon me while I leave the mess to the solons.
  (FWIW, when Feingold ran for the senate seat he has a negative net worth of about 11,000 as I recall. I wonder how he is doing now.)
  

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• Great Basin Gold -- nogtans, 01:11:33 12/07/09 Mon
  from Breton Woods
  remains a basin
  
  
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  Great Basin Gold(fd-I own shares)
  
  Headache central for those who know the company. The history is the company bought the hollister property in Nevada from newmont for approx 60m. This came with a bunch of infrustructure that Hecla had built. The veins are high grade and the resource is about 1.6m I believe in that area alone(M and I as far as I remember). The company brought over engineers from Newmonts Midas mine up the road which has a similar geologic structure. The second property is in South Africa, the burnstone mine. About 11M m+i, and inferred(again investors need to go back and find exact breakouts for themselves and place their own value on the type of reserve/resource it is). The good thing about the burnstone property is it is very shallow ore as compared to the rest of S.A(500M max depth).
  
  Now the big headache here is that the market slammed the stock in the downturn, the warrants expired worthless which means the capital the company was counting on to bring hollister into production, the cash flow from which would then fund burnstone got all screwed up. To make matters worse, Newmont stuck it to GBG by tripling their processing costs. This made hollistor uneconomic and forced GBG to buy a bunch of infrustructure.
  
  Today the company stands with significant shares, about 330M fully dilluted. Dilluted market cap above 700M. That said the bank loan which came with a hedging commitment has been replaced by convertible debt. That debt adds another potential 15% to the float but at the same time takes off the hedging commitment. Further hollister is such high grade cash costs are below 300, even with trucking the ore further than intially intended(due to newmont gouge).
  
  The positives here are a few fold. One full production at both mines will commence next year(approx 120K at hollister, 250K burnstone). Burnstone carries I believe a 450 plus cash cost. Secondly, there is a lot of gold, nearly 19M I believe when all resource categories are included. If the company can boost the categories into the resource M+I category, plus start producing as they say they can, a re-rating could be seen to about 4M plus ounces of gold. Further it is my understanding the test mining permit at Hollister covers 120K ounces, however the applications
  for full mining have been sumbitted. They are also going direct to the community which wants the project.
  
  The point is here there is a chance for a double even in the face of mass past failure in terms of operations and dillution, the share price down here at 1.6 can double from re-rating current resource, as well as a multiplier on next years cash flow. Worth a look but probably only for detail oriented investors. Furthermore this stock stays in the penalty box until it shows something. Also the debt and warrant structures create shorting opportunities via arbitrage so that is another weight currently on the common."
  http://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=144&mn=35303&pt=msg&mid=8271034
  

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