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To: TobagoJack who wrote (93577)	8/16/2012 2:19:11 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 219492

In Financial Relativity Theory, the frames of reference can get a bit confusing. Whether one is coming or going isn't totally clear without the right frame of reference: <paulson is not buying tons of gold he is dishoarding piles of paper > Paper is obviously, right now, worth quite a lot, as shown by the fact that billions of people around the world will happily swap any amount of effort to get some of the stuff. Which is not to say that tomorrow they'll feel the same way. One of the problems in Financial Relativity Theory is that traveling at the speed of mind doesn't actually involve any mass or momentum and minds can turn on a dime, especially at the sight of a big dragon. Since it's the year of the dragon, one needs to keep a wary eye out for any apparitions. Perhaps Paulson is paying too much? My guess is not because my official sooth of $1727 for 31 Dec 2012 stands firm. But I am not offering my usual double your money back guarantee for what happens after that. We'll be entering the year of the sun cycle peak and who knows what that will bring? Mqurice

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