Hello Maurice, <<Which will mean buy, buy, buy …>>
You are not treating the game of wealth accumulation as it deserves to be treated, as a game of economic survival where we try not to commit financial suicide.
You are not playing the game of economic survival like it ought to be played, like a military campaign, where financial death awaits in most nooks and crannies.
As long as you still believe in the Q that can ever pay dividends, then the tech mania is alive, if only barely, and is able to cause financial death to the closest player participant, that would be you.
This here is a chart of what was Q back then achamchen.com .
Now, tell me, at what point would you have bought?
In the mean time, on this first day of a series of military campaigns,
(a) The Japanese officialdom has promised that they would intervene on my behalf should the Yen rise to cause me discomfort by way of my Yen loan;
(b) As Q rises, I am delighted, because I have a power grip choke hold on Q, and am positioned to extract its wealth;
(c) As the Iraq campaign progresses, if long in elapsed time, my gold may go up in price, and if short in duration, my shorted oil service HOLDERs (all companies positioned to help out with extraction of conquered Iraqi wealth) Puts should go down in price; and
(d) And I figure that, once the Iraq campaign is over, my gold in any case should get back to rising, driven so by deficits everywhere and powered by equity implosions everywhere else.
Well, this is the plan, and as you well know or should now, while men make plans, someone up there may be laughing;0)
Chugs, Jay |