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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack II - A Complete Analysis

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To: Susan G who wrote (23925)11/13/2001 8:29:24 AM
From: Secret_Agent_Man  Read Replies (1) of 52237
 
Ramp job on futures this am based on Ka-bul-l victory<g> but what really has changed? L.Dudash's, buy signal, is still intact and FA is still disconnected. also looks like although we are in overbought territory we're gonna go a bit further in that direction...me thinks we'll gap and run but a pullback seems certain before the day is over unless another "event" occurs today.

cheers

btw, some look for Silver to to fall on paper to the ~$3.5 range while physical silver is ~@ $500.00+/100 oz.


The beginning of Default on COMEX???
From Kitco.......

Date: Tue Nov 13 2001 05:31
rhody (silver paper separation) ID#268423:
Copyright © 2001 rhody/Kitco Inc. All rights reserved
The COMEX silver price is likely on its way to
$3.50, but don't try to buy real metal for that.
I just e-mailed Bart concerning his latest bullion
full product list. The only silver bullion
offered is the 1000 oz bar. All other bar sizes
that were previously offered have been withdrawn.
I asked Bart about this. He says the one ounce
wafers are no longer made ( and hence are now so
scarce, kitco can no longer offer them ) . The
one hundred ounce bars are still made but the
premiums are now so high, Kitco can no longer
buy them, and hence no longer has any to sell.
It would appear that the local market price for
physical silver has now separated from the paper
price on COMEX. Options to buy silver on COMEX
will now increasingly reflect the rising probability that
COMEX will default on delivery
and option prices ( hence spot prices ) should fall
from here on. This means we have separation.
That means we have blast off in silver.
This latest Kitco datum can be added to the
anecdotal price pattern we can see for bullion
on EBAY. One hundred ounce name brand bars sell
for $US500+ on EBAY, plus $13.00 shipping and
there is STILL a risk of default by the supplier
on EBAY. I guess the risk of default on COMEX
is greater than the risk of default by private
individuals on an internet auction ( snicker ) .
Well done FACT! You have provided investment
advice of premium quality! Thanks for all the
warnings about the direction of ( paper ) silver
prices.

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