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To: onepath who wrote (14028)	6/3/2010 12:23:15 PM
From: PaperPerson	Respond to of 23087

off topic re yukon golds: kaminak KAM is coming off its high. but right now atac ATC is the place to be. i just trimmed back on the kam to add more atac. my concept, and i dont know if it is any good, but it is what i am doing, is to muscle up on the one that is moving ahead, see if i can catch a more or less perma-wave. kam still a good stock, i agree. i also wanted to try out a position in gpd golden predator. i like their heavy drill program and wouldn't mind getting a "free" starter position in silver predator, based on the possiblity that they are going to distribute some of it to shareholders.

To: onepath who wrote (14028)	6/7/2010 12:28:05 AM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23087

Boy, dollar up to 88.5, just keeps rising. Nikkei down 400 right now. Friday gold up $12 and silver down .54. I have never seen markets like this??

To: onepath who wrote (14028)	6/7/2010 8:13:19 PM
From: tyc:>	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23087

In my last posting i told you of the fun I was having shorting. Here's an example. Today I opened a small short position on a $7 spec, and wouldn't you know it, the stock started moving in the opposite direction. Rather than close out the short in my margin account, I opened a corresponding long position in my RIFF account. That's crazy, you say! But every position I have is afforded a warrant price profile. First, any loss is cut short by a measured stop-loss, and second, size is progressively increased to a maximum if the stock trends in the right direction. Thus the position has become a nascent straddle !! LOL