Hello maurice, I spent the night in montagis, between two bridges, after a nice family walk-around following another good home-cooked meal.
Our boat is anchored next to the backyard of a very old house.
I am accessing the internet now using my gprs-enabled gsm pda, and when needed, as I did about 22 hours ago to off-load my paper gold at some number like 14% undeserved gain, I do so via the boat owner's pc and its Orange serviced all-one-can-use gsm internet broadband card (effectively at adsl speed, or so I was told).
On gold, I cannot say I pay attention to its practical uses, and so I do not fret over its genuinely useful demand.
I do not trade against my physical gold by shorting paper gold, and I do not trade the physical gold.
On paper gold, I love it. If there wasn't paper gold, I would have had to invent it myself.
The stuff is wonderful, very democratic, socially useful, allowing all to create money (sell short) and to make undeserved livelihood by shoving and pulling the imaginery gold over the speculative table via cyber space access - beautiful, and to do so while upholding family values and traditional obligations, meandering up canals towards the light heart of bungundy, extending what would have been a two hour car journey by 84 folds, and a lot of meals, funded by the same lazy shuffling of paper gold, back and forth, again and then once more, et cetera, so on then so forth, ad infinitum, amen.
During the elapsed time, between and including accumulating, holding, and off-loading, watching paper gold price substitutes for understanding the goings-on in the world of this planet in our galaxy of somebody's universe.
Wonderful.
To understand enlightened gold is to know the world; to believe in a dividend-spewing qcom is to remain ignorant.
Chugs, j |
