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To: Ken Reidy who wrote (21995)	5/20/2010 8:29:25 AM
From: Ken Reidy	1 Recommendation Respond to of 50428

Max pain on the GG May options that expire tomorrow is $41. This morning's premarket bid on GG is - $41.00. GG opened at 46.03 a week ago today, on May 13th. Max pain on the SLW May options that expire tomorrow is $18.00. This morning's premarket bid on SLW is - $18.00. SLW opened at 20.89 a week ago today, on May 13th.

To: Ken Reidy who wrote (21995)	5/20/2010 8:49:40 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	3 Recommendations Respond to of 50428

Gold futures: Final Shakeout Before The Melt Up? June Options Expiration is Tuesday, May 25: StrikePrice - # contracts 1100 -- 7,105 1150 -- 4,976 1200 -- 18,103 1250 -- 4,781 1300 -- 5,306 1400 -- 6,227 1800 -- 5,814 The Smackdown Crew needs to take gold down to $1100-1150 to take out 40-50,000 delivery contracts. I'm holding the remainder of my GLD puts until we see the whites of their eyes at $1150ish. And once they washout the specs, given the rapidly deteriorating fundamentals for debt and fiat currencies, that sets up gold for a potentially hellacious melt up rally. We shall see. You'd bettter be short something in this market, or have a very friendly pharmacist. Keep your chin straps fastened bugs, SOTB PS: Remember this, as you as listen to CNBC's Sharon Epperson, scream from the pits: "Oh the carnage, oh the humanity..." As Platinum is down -9% and the mo-mo players get shaken out of gold. "Always trade the traders, not the market, because while markets always change, people never do." --SliderOnTheBlack Here's yet another potential meltup catalyst. Enjoy... business24-7.ae