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To: pezz who wrote (29975)	2/27/2008 12:56:20 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217576

i am of the same thought regarding martin armstrong and his vision into the far future should events work out as he wrote about, i will have to dig up all of his past work, wherever they may be stored, and learn the secret of seeing the future should events work out as he wrote, for people on this thread and on my e-mail round robin go around, a 'Matrix' moment, where each of us will have to decide whether we want to take the red or the blue pill i keep an open mind the earlier Feb 27th event was close enough for government work, along with the earlier still 2001 call a correct call on 2008 would be simply toooooooo spooky, and i will take the blue pill, or ws it the red one?

To: pezz who wrote (29975)	2/27/2008 4:21:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217576

Hello Pezz, This Dawn's Early Report: (1) Averaged up on the earlier Message 24198582 (@ 39.16-39.20) UNG finance.yahoo.com trade at the now 44.06, figuring as CB Ilaine likes inflation, I should help her gas bill to rise a little bit more; (2) Added to my earlier Message 24246279 negative (short SRS March Put 110 @ 10.60) Real Estate wager and Message 24251128 bet (short Put April strike 105 @ US$ 12.60 ... to to support 2008 - 2012 feeding of ... coconut) by buying more of the goodness that is SRS finance.yahoo.com at 104.19, (3) Shorting SRS April Put 100 at 7.70, but (4) Tempered the wager with SRS Call 110 at 6.80 (actually just another loot, coming and going, every which way, melee style, ala last man standing death match). (5) Shorted PAL June Put 7.5 @ 1.00, adding to these earlier trades Message 24337655 and Message 24348105 , so as to help CB Ilaine pay more for her next car, and to soften the impact by speeding the flow of her clients when the work stops on the assembly lines, per her wish, given her worshipping of one named ben burnandkaput Message 18318640 To help illuminate the macro economic way for CB Ilain, price inflation of assets and of consumables will invariably and always follow monetary inflationn and economic fraud, and the previous leaders of the fraud, meaning housing and banking, will for sure fall apart - soon cb ilain will have her wish, deflation of everything she has and inflation of all stuff she needs, and to add happiness to good cheer, the theoretical economomic deopression as measured per gold standard will show up at the more practical paper money arena, so that we get to watch up closer, in time and space Recommendation: buygold, holdplatinum, teeuppalladium, pileoncoal, pooloil, baggas, stacksilver, geturanium, and, generally, hoardcommodities ... these are the recommended actions to counter the zimbabwe effect while waiting for the argentine outcome Chugs, TJ

To: pezz who wrote (29975)	2/28/2008 4:34:53 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217576

Hello Pezz, Dawn Report: By the dawn's late darkness I executed these moves: (i) bought finance.yahoo.com at 54.20, adding to what i had accumulated before in it (@ 41.22, 41.53, 40.5, 40.3, 40.36, etc etc) Message 23485620 , Message 22781338 , Message 22704403 , Message 22680525, Message 22618308 and its derivatives (gdx march put 50 @ 3.1) Message 24198582 (ii) bought enerplus finance.yahoo.com at 43.11, again adding to earlier positions obtained at 39.2 Message 24202865 because i think cb ilaine should pay more for gas so that i can have more yield to hand over to my coconut's various aids, teachers, and pay for more holidays in warm locales where the sun is bright, water aquamarine, drinks cool, and people gentle. I have a secret counter-measure to the war-mongering spendthrift wastrel litigious and ignorant lot centered around prime evil core who be sir mumble jumbo maestro greensputin and charlatan professor ben helicopter burnandkaput (but, bless them, for they make life predictable, and wagering a sure bet), it is of ancient origin, true, and beautiful, and it has 79 electrons spinning around it. it works like magical antibiotic, kills bugs, but is gentle on the system, like herbal cures. Chugs, TJ

To: pezz who wrote (29975)	2/29/2008 5:31:58 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217576

Hello Pezz, Dawn Report: I looked and note that gold kitco.com is at 971, meaning all is as it should be, correctly discounted for the weekend. I am not sure (i) how much higher gold can go for the next so long elapsed time, and (ii) how deep the consolidation happening will be when it must inevitably be. So I bought equal weight of these two new vehicles: finance.yahoo.com gold double short @ 24.29 finance.yahoo.com gold double long @ 25.84 ... because i know gold will not stay at 971 for long brand spanking new vehicles bought equal weight of each about equal to what mini coopers cost in hk just test driving at this juncture implied bid/ask is high, but so what, as long as the next guy pays same at some juncture they will come in handy for quick get-aways at 970 gold, i am indifferent besides, they both pay t-bill rates them germans are certainly innovative, intricate, and may have designed something j6p can blow self up with imagine having these vehicles handy back in 1981, the insane rise of gold, then t-bill rate, then ordained fall of both Chugs, TJ

To: pezz who wrote (29975)	3/1/2008 12:30:12 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217576

hello pezz, morning report: I was worried about rising inflation, especially of the sort that is due to everything against HKD, as Euro rises, Pound not get pounded, and the Fed promising more where all the illness is coming from; I was also getting concerned about my Coconut's fascination with all things to do with cars, especially of the flashier sort, preferably convertible, … she might get too fascinated with boys who drive flashy cars by the time she reaches age of majority; I had always liked a movie, the Italian Job, made some time ago way back when I was impressionable, and then remade not so long ago, when I started to feel nostalgic – it was a good looting movie, done with flair and fun; I was mulling over the now well embedded gains on my platinum hoard, and how I deserve a bit of biblical reward for having practiced patience, thrift, and all measures that are good; so I called the reputable 2nd hand dealer in town, and it so happens that they have a 2005 convertible mini cooper that my daughter also likes, in the colour she prefers, namely blue, and with just 10k kilometer (folks simply do not drive that much in hong kong), and Unable to resist, for resistance is futile, and given that the beauty, ding-less, spotless, and in perfect mechanical, electrical, and atmospheric condition, is at 50% of a new car price, just so few platinum coins, long ago bought after a guilty night’s outing, as penance. I bought it, in time for Spring. I meant to use the car during this time of inflation-deflation. The time to buy cars to put on blocks is still aways yet. The salesman delivered the car for inspection, interrupting my Saturday reflexology session for so many minutes to execute a test drive, sign name for registration and insurance documentation, charge down payment to credit card, service charge free, to capture the mileage points. The mini will be formally delivered Monday night, fully registered, serviced (already taut as a bullet), and insured. Hong Kong is the ultimate service economy. The gold coins will one day do what platinum coins has done this day. There are so much goodness to look forward to. Chugs, TJ