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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (86397)	1/25/2012 7:52:24 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217774

Sound bites from several of my out-going e-mails this am: Let us not forget “silver” … Dustin Hoffmann's dad meant to say to him in the movie "the graduate" Silver qualifies as a dog of 2011, and it is in alignment with the force. Let us not make the mistake of equating an up market in January for the second or 5th coming of economic recovery. Probably as good as any time to start watch n brief to machinate a buy of out of the money put on the broader markets. The fiat money inflation scripture says more 'money' shall be needed faster as the addiction deepens. Let us see if the script is correct. We are now promised qe 3.5 all the way to 2014 maybe 2016. Let us see what china n Japan can tee-up in cooperative competition. We herald cooperation, welcome competition, and champion cooperative competition. Am giddy with anticipation as it looks like my puts on gdxj, gld, fnv, and slw would soon go to cloud ATM heaven, r.i.p. Even as the gold-as-base-currency-denominated pf continues to be in elegantly calibrated alignment w/ the force. At some point doc Marc's ‘equity is inflation-protection’ kicks in, and we would be saved by 900000% gains on the share market. Some kind of wonderful. In the mean time, unless and until the fed tees up qe4, the general market heads down w/i 2012 relative to the one true loyal dog. Wofwof. It is possible, per fiat money inflation scripture, because more and faster still shall beget less and false. The script is tracking true. the good news, that gold is proving to be money for more the bad news, there must be a reaction to and shall be a counter action against the gold as money rebellion the bummer news, the squid and co plus bloomberg are all on board w/ bloomberg.com gold as riskless-return of choice in any case, history teaches us that righteous gold shall overcome all forms of degenerative wastrelism so let us see if history is correct between the indians, russians, rothechilds, and chinese w/i hk mercantile exchange, surely somethings can be worked out for needy iran marketswiki.com oil for gold program am guessing that some wastrels on capitol hill shall attack hong kong for being freest in this universe, because they hate our freedom am enthusiastic as ever as our deep faith in the righteous eternal is once again rewarded Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 6:12 AM Subject: Re: Comments - Week of January 21 More on the Iran/Indian oil for gold... from RT: youtube.com

To: 2MAR$ who wrote (86397)	1/25/2012 11:56:16 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217774

Like Swiss QE clockwork, Japan chimes, and if the Japanese wasabi 2 dishes are not scared, they ought to be ... bloomberg.com BOJ Should Be Allowed $643 Billion Fund to Buy Foreign Bonds, Iwata Says By Toru Fujioka and Masahiro Hidaka - Jan 25, 2012 Japan’s finance minister should allow the central bank to create a 50-trillion yen ($643 billion) fund to buy foreign bonds to combat the yen’s gains, a former Bank of Japan deputy governor said. “Everything will be solved once the finance minister says okay,” Kazumasa Iwata, 65, said in an interview in Tokyo yesterday. As a member of a government panel on national strategy, Iwata proposed the facility in October, an idea Finance Minister Jun Azumi signaled he was reluctant to embrace because it would be equivalent to currency intervention, which is dictated by his ministry. BOJ law states any buying or selling of currency to stabilize currency markets requires the finance minister’s permission and doesn’t forbid the purchase of foreign bonds, said Iwata, who served as a deputy at the BOJ from 2003-2008. Authorities intervened by selling the yen at least three times last year, efforts that failed to curb the yen’s advance. “I don’t think buying foreign bonds, even with 50 trillion yen, can change the currency market trend,” saidTohru Sasaki, head of Japan rates and foreign-exchange research at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and the most-accurate forecaster for the yen’s level against the dollar last year. “The market is like a big river and the purchase would be equivalent to trying to reverse the current by throwing a bucket of water at it.” Using the fund to buy bonds from the European Financial Stability Facility would also help authorities mitigate the yen’s advance against the euro, he said. The Finance Ministry has been tapping euros in its foreign-exchange reserves to buy EFSF bonds, meaning the purchases don’t affect the yen’s exchange rate against the joint currency. Iwata, currently president of thinktank Japan Center for Economic Reserach, said even companies like Toyota Motor Corp., which has built up a tolerance to an appreciating currency over the years, has been “screaming” about the yen, which rose to a postwar high of 75.35 against the dollar in October. To contact the reporter on this story: Toru Fujioka in Tokyo at tfujioka1@bloomberg.net To contact the editor responsible for this story: Paul Panckhurst at ppanckhurst@bloomberg.net