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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (5156)	1/15/2004 4:53:13 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

if Dec 1st you told me that US$, gold, euro, oil took hits with DXY back up to 86.7 with gold down to 409 with euro down to 125.7 with oil down to 33.5 even copper down to 108.5 I WOULD LAUGH IN YOUR FACE Well I did call treasuries nearly to a tee I did call Eurodollars to a tee I also posted over a week ago that I sold ALL my miners (even cores) My last gold future spread was sold on the gold pop over 420. I did way miss the blowoff top in silver. Bad miss there for sure. Two days ago I meantioned I was pricing PUTs on the Euro (but I did not pull the trigger) If Euroland cuts interest rates the US$ will bounce more for sure. I am POSITIVE that will happen but I can not give you a time frame on it. Best guess within 8 weeks. However who knows where the US$ will be then. Personally I hope the US$ is right at a big crest before the announcement. It willl produce a fantastic entry point to short the crap out of the US$ again. 50MA on gold is 406. I posted several days ago on my board on the FOOL (gold was still 420+) that we would see 406 again. Well...... here we are. Not very far away. $HUI broke 220 which is not a good sign. WE fall to the 200MA on that and we back at 180. OUCH! Not calling it, just saying it is entirely possible (it all depends on how high and how fast they can do a DCB on the US$). All In all I think I called this pretty well. Mish