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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (96223)	11/3/2012 12:09:14 AM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	2 Recommendations Respond to of 219500

agreed. its all very heavy. but, we've been there before. and in an interventionist world............ until the cb is discounted as a failed player........................... its going to be a hard slog on the bear side. the day they are considered failed.............. i would not want to be long even underwear. i find the cb stance so precarious, that most anything will poke the final hole in their boat. but most likely it will happen from the side, as usual, where no body is looking, or shall we say, cares to. only in retrospect will a whole bunch of made up stories be told. kind of like the housing crash.. suddenly in retrospect there's like 100 guys who made a billion and each and everyone of them called it. we know better and its good to remain anonymous anyway. and stay that way for the next 20 years no doubt. paulson case in point on the brag scale. he had yet again, another horrible day and still knows nothing about the gold complex to this day. hubris at its finest. too bad there wasn't a little room set aside for him at goldman to set up that over hyped fund. ain't so easy when you have to work for it. i think wednesday morning, starts 2013/14. until then, unless somebody throws a nuke at someone, enjoy the intermission.