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To: Copeland who wrote (42078)	12/18/2012 4:12:19 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 223937

That's a very excellent point, and it clearly explain the immediate weakness in gold and the unbelievable strength in stocks... but either way, can the FED hold back commodity prices forever? I doubt it... look at the CRBQ, which I just bought today... the whole scheme behind the FED's plan is very likely going to backfire and explode in their faces... their plan has only been tried twice before in all of modern history, and in both instances it failed miserably with hyper inflation and a completely destroyed economy, e.g., the Wiemar Republic and more recently Zimbabwe... so, who does Ben think he's kidding? I suspect it will not end pretty... GZ

To: Copeland who wrote (42078)	12/18/2012 4:17:06 PM
From: TFF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 223937

$ still flooding out of bonds. Maybe they've found something else to book cap gains on before yr end.

To: Copeland who wrote (42078)	12/18/2012 6:11:23 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 223937

One has to love market's made for price discovery being totally manipulated...

To: Copeland who wrote (42078)	12/18/2012 7:21:14 PM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 223937

Actually, according to Lakshman's book and chats with him, higher commodity prices is a leading indicator for an economic recovery. Check out the bond rally verybestcdrates.com I got nice gains in a lot of stuff I bought on the last downturn. Some are getting close to taking profits levels already. What is scary, some of my stuff says this is just getting started. Check out the breakout here: DOW vs 10-Year US Treasury Note Interest Rates That is pretty exciting...