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Strategies & Market Trends : ahhaha's ahs

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To: ahhaha who wrote (4297)4/29/2002 1:45:03 AM
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The answer is labor. In Canada the cost of labor is a major problem. That's why the BOC has to start tightening early.

We're trying to inflate too, but we aren't having much luck with it. Actually the same old inflation plagues supermarket prices and nothing else has changed much over the last many months. Must be the dollar which is now lower than when I last noticed in November that this latest move up lacked the punch.

I see that gold stocks are up 50% since January and bullion is up 10%. It looks like gold is undergoing yet another bear market rally. I thought for sure it was entering a long slow bull market. The 'Bugs think it's rising because of debt induced deflation. I sure wish.

It's amazing. The NAZ and other indices look like they're headed for a waterfall decline. In the good old days I would have been in there shorting left and right given the chart patterns. I can't do that now.

It's a bull market, you know. In a bull market the market can turn on a dime. One has to be long and looking straight down knowing the clean out is near in order to make money. It took me 20 years to learn that. I finally got the lesson down pat during the Gulf War. Then the public invented a false bull, so I was never looking down, so that I could make some money.
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