ElM, I just visited your hideout to have a look at that useful graph of gold you had there, along with "this will stay until $500" and see that you have replaced that useful information with a personal flaming from behind your barricades. I had a look to see what's going on and spotted "buffoon" - I guess you like calling people names after all. I also scanned a whole fleet of posts about "Chinese men are better than white men who are jealous of white women going for ..." and other like minded muck which started from a semi-intelligible "we are better than you" debate between CB and TJ with various racists piling on [to CB; not that I think they are necessarily misogynist bullies].
There's no need to unban me to join in that. I had to figure out why I was banned and think it was because you think Brazilians should be able to murder without criticism. Is that right?
BBR will serve as one of my watch towers for macro proceedings in the gloom and doom stakes. I remain unconvinced that we are headed for anything more than another market clearing of over-borrowed speculators as back in Y2K when I had predicted the big crunch before this stream was even established. But my idea of big crunch was not quite as big or as long as in fact happened.
What happened was laughably far from a great financial collapse as was expected by so many. A similar situation was in the late 1980s leading up to the great crash theorized by Ravi Batra for 1990, which was a fizzer too. en.wikipedia.org
Now, the wild-eyed are predicting another bout of doom, but another year has gone by and the doom is still only wishful thinking, although central bankers in general and Big Ben in particular have been rushing around loading and launching helicopters, as expected, and as promised.
Trot back to your hang-out and be foul-mouthed and drunk with power if not actual booze [though one could be suspicious of such an erratic outburst of tantie - come on, you must have had a good night out ... or maybe a bad one]. While there, please consider putting that useful gold graph back. I'm looking forwards to seeing the right shoulder form. Gold has to go up by 25% to get back to the previous peak. That's quite a haircut it took.
Cheers,
Mqurice
PS: That's interesting, I noticed there are LOTS of posts here so checked and sure enough, BBR is top of the charts in SI: siliconinvestor.com ... well, that didn't last long. I checked that link and by the time I got back there, BBR is second.
Only 8th here: siliconinvestor.com With Qualcomm tagging along. |
