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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: ggersh who wrote (290448)11/10/2010 8:59:51 AM
From: THRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
GG,

Well, that is what is SUPPOSED to make a market. My buddy and your buddy are making a market.

What this assclown Berspanky is doing is making an Orwellian "fix" of a our markets so they will always go up. We know they won't always go up, but in the near term that monkey is going to print.

People say QE2 is priced in. WRONG. The current QE-Lite brought 600 million to 6 billion to the market leverage monkeys every two to three days. We can see that pumped up the indexes by approximately 10% (even more in the case of the RUT, cause we all KNOW the RUT is just filled with multinationals that will really benefit from a weak clownbuck...right!). Now QE2 is going to be approximately 75 billion a month. Assuming 20 trading days in a month, that is 3.75 BILLION every single day. Multiply that by 10-30 leverage, which is what the leverage monkeys like to do (see derivatives <g>) and then tell me that gold, silver, and miners are done. Your buddy is leaving the party before the phase three missile of the gold bull has even launched.

We might pullback, we might test support, but gold and silver are far from over.

And this is true as long as the Berspanky may breath (or until rates on the ten hit 8%...and gold still climbs during the rate increases until there is a REAL return for holding bonds).

GT
TH
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