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Strategies & Market Trends : VOLTAIRE'S PORCH-MODERATED

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From: koan4/2/2011 11:29:19 AM
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This is a very important video showing that demand for gold in China is exploding. Given this secular and systemic move in gold and probably silver will play catch up, good gold and silver proxy's are important.

I am gambling with NGD B wts and going to either trade across for NGD a wts if the ratio collapses which it will if NGD gets to $15; or just buy the A wts. teh a's are getting 3.3 to one leverage while the B's are getting 15 to 1 leverage, but expire in April 2012. both A's and b's ahve a strike of $15. A's good until 2017.

Already ran through FR and EDR wts. Got them at .50. We all got them for .50 on the canadian wt thread.

I also like CRJ wts. HL is hard to figure because they have two of the best silver mines in the world and I figure are producing about one million oz a month at zero cost including zinc, lead and gold credits, so $37 million a month profit.

But HL has that environmental overhang which is suppressing the price. With CDE I worry about bolivia.

This video is sort of mind staggering.

Hope this link works. Gold in china.

english.cntv.cn

Having said this, I thought this was a thread on friends of Voltair. voltair may have had an IQ above 200, but he was also a slum land lord.

Of course washington and Jefferson had slaves, os I guess it wa just a sign of the times.
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