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To: dalroi who wrote (87067)	2/10/2012 9:53:49 AM
From: TobagoJack	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217786

All large central banks are pssing in the same direction, and have been for awhile As and when one of the large central banks refuse to play the same game in exactly the same way, then the usd reserve currency shall enter into zero-state reset protocol All central banks shall keeping pssing in the same direction until one of them has the wherewithal to say 'enough' and do accordingly. In the meantime, global equalization of gain and planetary leveling of pain shall enable at least one large central bank to say 'enough', and to say so at some point between 6-14 years as the economy it oversees reach real, and then nominal GDP parity w/ that of the USA. Coming right up. In the process, that life guard on the beach in California making 100k per annum shall be reset in real terms to some number closer to 45k max. The definitive crisis should prove to be very ... Educational.

To: dalroi who wrote (87067)	2/10/2012 10:11:31 AM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217786

Just in ... Fm citi Weekly Roundup - Gold, Silver and Oil...all look bid but what looks best? Chart of the Week: Gold, Silver and Oil...all look bid but what looks best? At the start of the year we sent out charts on Gold and said, in line with our 12 Charts of Christmas, that we believed the correction down was over and that the next leg higher had begun. Our target for this year remains $2,400 and we anticipate a longer term move towards $3,400. We also stated our belief that Gold will outperform other currencies within G10, as well as Bond and Equity markets. We still hold these views and remain bullish on Gold. It was said then and we will repeat it now, only a weekly close below $1,535 would lead us to believe a correction down has further to run, but even that would not change our long term view. However there are 2 markets that we think could outperform even Gold, at least in the near term. The first is silver which is really the “Poor man’s gold trade”. The 2nd is Oil…and that is much more important.