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To: yoremopnhoj who wrote (3977)12/4/2006 8:57:34 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 50179
 
yoremopnhok: Look at the puts on the S&P....

This is near criminal... worse than fiat.

I told you all months ago that they would run
up the indices.

And now, look at how perfectly they've pre-positioned
themselves with the massive put position on the S&P.

Total put:call ratio is extreme bullish, but the indicies
that were jammed up....are now set up.

This is the most manipulated market in history.

My point all along has been simple:

-- you MUST trade out front of the market and not in
reaction to it.

-- you've got to stay ahead of the volatility and make
it work for you -- instead of against you.

My tirades against the perma-bugs are not for their hate
and absolutely correct recognition of the foibles & follies
of fiat....but, how they've been "Red Coat" standing targets,
making it very easy to continually get burned & churned
by the Goldmans of the world.

Ma & Pa Kettle have jumped on the record DOW bandwagon
and have thrown money at the mutual fund managers who happily
put it to work...just in time for their year end bonuses.

Rinse, Wash & Repeat...

I'll be back Wednesday night for a some detailed reponses
on Uranium, Nat Gas, Gold/HUI...along with some charts.

Permabulls have two choices here.

1. Continue to get whipsawed, burned & churned if you try to
"HOLD TIGHT."

or,

2. Trade out front of the manipulations and/or along-side
them...and quit jumping back on the rallies, then getting
shaken out on the pullbacks -- again and again, and again and again.

Later,

SOTB