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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (20013)6/19/2002 7:55:47 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (3) of 74559
 
Hi DJ, <<Waiting for the entry to return back into Au, Pt and Ag>> I got impatient today and made 1/3 of a move, followed up my Impala and Anglo Platinum buys in South Africa a few days ago with Newcrest Mine in Australia, Harmony, Durban and Gold Field mines in South Africa, and may do something about puts/calls when the US market opens. It is time to start moving for this equity poor investor.

Maurice was right, when facing financial death by the Fed printing press, the cash holders will have to make a move, eventually, or die a death of a thousand nibbles.

Message 17611534

<<Can I pay to stay young and healthy (g)? Or just healthy?>>

The gloom on this recovery thread is getting thick and heavy.

Not only are we doomed by the Snowshow-ACF Mike Principle of Perpetual Gloom, but also gloomed by the Dolinar-Chen Law of Certainty of Doom.

We are managing to scare each other silly.

At this time I am tagging along with DAK's biotech-genome salvation in a miniscule way, and gently wading further into Joel's geographically far-off gold mines.

Situation summary: David is somewhat sure that we will get used to Forever WAT, Maurice is sure that folks will be lining up to pay for what telecosm remains that will be pervasively free.

Sub-plot, Pezz is trying to trade, fish, and stay in retirement, ignoring the generally unfriendly environment where the treasury secretary of the world's leading debtor nation can offer nothing more that 'gee, prices are down so much, they should head up soon', even as his boss is holding a nuclear first-strike club on unseen enemies hiding perhaps in the shadows of Chicago.

If we were to make a movie that incorporates all of the above-mentioned elements, it would be a nonsensical experience, and yet, here we are.

Chugs, Jay
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