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To: DebtBomb who wrote (62734)	3/14/2012 7:04:03 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119360

i just want to add i get charts generated by folks who charge money for their tech analysis. large money. and they are very very reputable. people I highly respect, which are not that many, also receive those charts. those charts too, were at a nominal zero for the action that followed in terms of success and suppositions. the time space continuum is in fundamental skew. planets are not rotating along well worn paths. outcomes from various scenarios have NO historical precedents to study. in the world of it has not ever happened before, ever, in recorded history. for those who are upset one way or another, that should be your chill pill, as far as i am concerned. and speaking for myself, my view is for an ultimately ueber negative outcome. so ride the wave girls until the tunnel smashes your cute asses into water so deep, your recovery will have passed your drowning by. i am patient. and will change my pov when someone else writes the piece or i find the reason, why i should change my view. the only rule, i never, ever, will never ever, break regardless of the consequences short term, intermediate or indefinite. whatever volume as meagre as it is, in our market that is not machine driven, is not deterministic volume in the main. the thinking minority volume is either a true bet, forced by fund rules, or is speculative, in my view. good luck to anyone who calls that, a solid market, one way or another. i do wonder at the wonder of previously huge overhead supply selling to computer algorythems incrementally. w/o the computers.. who the fuck would they sell to? given the amount, and given the live bodies percentage participation. artificiality rules absolutely the nominal results. i do congratulate the winners. whoever they may be. i don't respect them for riding the wave. anybody can do that per se. and then give it all up plus 3x when the wave crashes, while they collected their 2-20 plus, and walk away, leaving their management of OPM to their disgruntled, and by now silly stupid sheep, who for the 4th and 5th time gave it to them in the first place. the great con of all time continues.