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To: ahhaha who wrote (404265)	5/7/2010 10:23:40 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 436258

Yes, he was one of the silly amateurs suggesting Red Adair style solution. Otherwise there will be devastating crashes once the oxygen tube is removed. It was removed in late March, so we had a mini-crash. Illiquidity emerged, computers immediately short circuited. No, the uptick rule is not to blame. It was OBVIOUS beforehand to those who understand it, so you must not. -g- usdcrisis.com

To: ahhaha who wrote (404265)	5/7/2010 10:31:46 AM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

> Business, as usual. OK, so we have your word against mine. Mine is: The key reason is the removal of Fed oxygen tube from extremely synthetic markets with no real buyers, as of mid-April. If the oxygen tube is not re-inserted shortly, we will see more extreme volatility, followed by a devastating crash. This is an amateurish prediction, and I am watching the oxygen flow to get clues. <G/NG> P.S. I am not a guru, nor do I claim to be one, and I want you to be right, because if I am right, we will all be swimming in deep shit before too long.