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To: Rocket Red who wrote (229156)6/12/2013 12:18:41 PM
From: Postman  Respond to of 314173
 
ENP.V- water treatment company is finally starting to see some volume- hoping for news of a deal soon as one has been in the works for quite some time-



To: Rocket Red who wrote (229156)6/12/2013 12:51:50 PM
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I was halfway out of gold stocks in 2011 at the top. No doubt it has been bleak since then, much, much worse than I would have imagined. If I could have anticipated this volatility and played it dead on I would have more money than Ben B. All I can say is that when government printing goes parabolic as it has the last ten years I will trade in an out of a core position in the gold sector, and endure some pain at times. Overall it has netted an eight fold gain in net worth since 2001 and this is not over by a long shot. I still have little doubt there will be a stunning long term rally in gold stocks before this is over. Traders will make money and people who hold through it and manage to get half out at the top will make an absolute killing. So, the answer is we're both right and you have to trade/invest according to personality. To change midstream leads to disaster. I'm absolutely impressed by Vet98 playing the pops in this bear market and making a lot of great trades. Once we get a sustained uptrend in gold stocks again will he be able to hold on? It will be a lot harder, though I'm sure he will do well. Everyone should play their own game and not get all bent out of shape if others do things differently.