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Gold/Mining/Energy : What is Thorium
LTBR 13.99+3.6%Dec 19 9:30 AM EST

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To: siriusaboutthorium who wrote (660)1/9/2008 10:39:59 PM
From: Yorikke   of 912
 
Unwound all my shorts a while back. Got to say thanks to you all for that.

It's a remarkable company...selling pills of what looks like aluminum foil to sick nuclear plants. And getting some doddering old diplomat with side wiskers and a tux to push the product.

Reminds me of Dr. Slocum's Heart Palpitation and Short of Breath Conditioner. ....Only that chit was fun to take as it was mostly opium and coke. ..ahh the good old days when you could at least get really fked up while you got fleaced.

Uranium has been oversold for months. The boom was last year. If you got profits take em. I hear some of the big boys are carrying some derivative risk as well. The mines may be there, but who will get the product out of the hole is another story. Don't that sound familiar?

Recession is a word for people who watch TV. The words I'm hearing are Great Big gd fking Disaster. Deficits don't matter and neither does the dollar. What matters is keeping the jerks on Wallstreet happy and playing games with arabized bees in the straits of Hormuz. The way it looks now is that we will be lucky if Yellowstone goes ballistic and takes our minds off of the unwinding of the world as we thought it was.....

(Thorium....I know it's a crude, un funny, chop job of a comment, but then that's who I am...)

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