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To: konasurfs who wrote (900)	11/29/2005 4:32:40 PM
From: bredren155	Respond to of 50726

i think he did express interest in silver and palladium... those metals have done very well lately. Maybe they did better than the HUI ? i don't know, i couldn't figure out which post he talked about the above but i'm fairly certain that he did. ----- and you say : Fact is, he ROYALLY BLEW IT by selling. Instead, the golds have powered higher and the metal is on the verge of breaching $500.00 an ounce today. it ain't over till it's over. ----- maybe Mr. Slider will come back and remind us of who said that first !

To: konasurfs who wrote (900)	11/30/2005 5:19:32 PM
From: ecrire	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50726

Yeah, Slider sold too early,but many of those stocks have lagged badly, trading as if Gold was 400 or less, so he may not have missed much.Right now Gold is under some short term pressure (88% bullish sentiment)but don't think the slide will get far.

To: konasurfs who wrote (900)	12/5/2005 1:36:20 AM
From: nspolar	Respond to of 50726

"WHO WUDDA THUNK IT? LOL!!" More than just a few. LMAO. By the way, looking for a late April to early May '06 top in the general market myself. A good hard knock down then a rebound into fall, but the spring top could mark the high. Deeper into ole yeller and silva than ever. Have some general market calls to add a little flavor. By early May ole USPIX and the poot parlor might look awful tempting. Looking to poot the OIH this coming week if things continue as they seem.