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To: TH who wrote (12377)	3/7/2008 1:49:24 AM
From: TheBusDriver	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29622

>I think clowns are trying to get my pog and my miners Man, you too? Do they have blue hair and red noses and ride around in a bus? I thought it was all in my head! I thought about you as CDE tried for new highs.....I have some cash and thinking about hard for a trade....but then again $20 silver is kinda scary!<g> volitility is sure the order this week anyway...and it seems the jrs I hold have one by one had their turn to get whacked..... Wayne

To: TH who wrote (12377)	3/7/2008 7:02:22 AM
From: TheSlowLane	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29622

TH - Where will we be by the end of the year? Is the volatility we are seeing now just a faint glimmer of what is ahead? I just watched Frank McGee, a metals trader, interviewed on Bloomberg. His playbook says that if the Fed remains accommodative then we will see $130 oil by year-end and gold at $1200-$1400/oz. He says long-term support is at the $940-45 level but a break above $1,000 will be followed with a euphoric spike. In this scenario, he sees gold having $150-$200/oz intraday price swings by year-end. The interviewer asked what happens after that. Frank was a little vague, but noted that the thing about inflation is that once it gets underway, it is very difficult to get under control. Cheers, tsl p.s. I know how Livermore's story ended so...thanks, but no thanks!