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Politics : Welcome to Slider's Dugout

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To: roguedolphin who wrote (4250)12/18/2006 8:41:38 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack   of 50744
 
re: Goldman Sachs is at it again – rigging the market.

-- whodathunkit?

You know it amazes me how long it takes for permabulls to get it.

Goldman was the pride & joy of the commodity bulls when
Arjun "Mary Meeker"-Murti pumped up the Oil market with his call for $108 Oil.

Now Goldman is the Evil Empire for re-jiggering
gasoline in the GSCI index!?!?

Warren Buffett was carried atop the shoulders of permabulls
when he bought a massive physical position in Silver and
shorted the U.S. Dollar, talking about America becoming
a "sharecropper society"...but, yet you all turned on him
like rabid dogs - when he covered his dollar short and dumped silver.



Are you beginning to see a pattern here people?

Let Goldman do the heavy lifting.

For now, trade with them -- not against them.

The big one will come...but, lining up like the
"Red Coats" and getting getting shaken out, used and abused
at will by the manipulators isn't the road to victory.

It's a geurilla war out there... you'd better be
trading accordingly.

-- SOTB

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Goldman Sachs is at it again – rigging the market.

CHAPMAN: Gold, Silver, Economy + More
By: Bob Chapman
Sunday, 17 December 2006

A few months ago they changed gasoline’s weighting in its commodity index and gasoline plunged. Recently the stock market averages have been acting unnaturally vaulting higher without so much as any correction. This has been triggered by a mysterious reduction in margin requirements for an already over-margined hedge fund community that has cranked up the markets since October. It is purely mystical why every time the equity markets look like they are set up for a downside correction, buying comes out of nowhere to drive the market back up. There are always mysterious buyers who appear at every correction juncture. We are sure the mystery buyers are our Working Group on Financial Markets and the Fed via the repo pool. If we did that we would go to jail.

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