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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (58843)	12/13/2009 5:48:08 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217528

hello haim, welcome back, and i mean that sincerely. i think and hope gold's wonderful years are still ahead. i am sitting here at my in-laws waiting for extended family sunday meal, and my dad-in-law and i just did a deal whereby i will off-take some amount of platinum at current spot which he had astutely bought with me last november at the opportune 790 level, thus allowing him an almost 100% profit in 12 short months, to be free from that idle metallic asset class, measured in terms more familiar to urban illicit drug distributors of the wholesale sort, and engage with a very different and more busy asset class - wood and strings, otherwise known as an ancient cello the cello will be loaned to my brother in law so that the next time he performs in carnegie hall, his work would sound even better. the asset classes are just for hops and skips, i am guessing, until one cannot hop any longer or skip any more. maybe i can sell back the platinum to my in law when he disengages with the cello. "dada dada, what do you do?" "eh, coconut, dada trades cash for platinum for cello for cash with your grand dada - it is called a family value based service economy, and at some juncture, the cello and the metal will be all yours, so you can trade with yourself, without any default risk" ;0)