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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (70157)	4/6/2015 12:23:28 PM
From: Trumptown	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219876

<< I'll just leave my exit stops in place down at the lows and let it run...>> LOL, now that was funny... :)

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (70157)	4/6/2015 12:27:13 PM
From: SE	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mevis Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219876

If you would have told me you could buy one at 48 this morning and dump it at 78 by noon, I would have called you whacko. This is incredible.

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (70157)	4/6/2015 12:45:09 PM
From: FCom777	6 Recommendations Recommended By Bridge Player GROUND ZERO™ John Justinfo Mevis and 1 more member Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219876

My view is that recent market action looks fairly ominous .... Seems like the worm is turning and major trend changes (and capital flows) are occurring in many key markets. As indicated in a recent post - oil, gold, currencies, and bonds look like they are heading higher - and the equity and dollar markets look like they may be preparing for a major leg lower. Least like the bonds up at these lofty levels - but my guess is that they will in fact move higher - you'll just have to hold your nose if you hold them. Most will find it psychologically difficult to - which adds more fuel to the upside - since only those in the 'know' will likely do so - and the bears will once again get their pockets picked .... It takes time for major trend changes to occur - today's counter moves will likely be fleeting - and offer good opportunity to get in on the emerging trends. Also, feel compelled to say that I am thoroughly disgusted by Friday's employment report. It goes to show how 'managed' these markets really are. Today's equity up move does not surprise me at all. The liquidity capital injection goes hand in hand with the obvious fraudulent statistics provided by our 'managers'. Give me a break. Release a report on a day the market is closed - before Easter weekend - downwardly revise the figures for the past two months - and come into Monday morning with a flood of liquidity to cover ones tracks. Verifies that we have a bunch of politicians in control of the financial markets - not good .... this is not going to end well. Very, very, typical ... the Chinese Development Fund is HUGE news - even Mr. Summers is declaring it signifies the peak of US international influence in the financial markets ... and he's the one - more than most - whose policies led to the US demise .... marvelous ... Yes, the worm is turning ... and it moves slow ...