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Strategies & Market Trends
The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

An SI Board Since June 2003

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Emcee: TH	Type: Moderated

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108769	They're like roaches...when you see one, there are more behind the scenes!	SG	-	6/10/2010
108768	Perhaps explains Goldmans extensive selling of BP stock in the weeks before the	FreedomForAll	-	6/10/2010
108767	real life gets in the way of trading. what can we do? kick the money center ba	Skeeter Bug	-	6/10/2010
108766	Chairman of Goldman Sachs International Was - Until Last Year - Also Chairman of	Dennis Roth	1	6/10/2010
108765	spank me with a stock certificate --- forgot to get clown long yesterday at the	yard_man	-	6/10/2010
108764	rational.	yard_man	-	6/10/2010
108763	exactly. i think fleck is right - this suppression stuff is mostly nonsense. a	Skeeter Bug	1	6/10/2010
108762	Good one on posting here... I just make sure my splatter shields are at least re	bart13	4	6/9/2010
108761	Generally for junior miners, I wouldn't want them to pay much for dividends.	benwood	-	6/9/2010
108760	Thanks. My gut told me divvies wouldn't change the returns too much.	No Mo Mo	-	6/9/2010
108759	"The European debt crisis is likely to have only a "modest" impac	yoremopnhoj	4	6/9/2010
108758	I checked those for dividends for the past five years: <pre> AEM 0.69 / 58	benwood	-	6/9/2010
108757	Of the six miners he graphed against GLD the blog post is silent on the respecti	rr_burns	-	6/9/2010
108756	"...if I'm comfortable all the time, somebody somewhere is going to be	starhawke	2	6/9/2010
108755	He banned me after I posted this: Message 26150931 He also has Claude Cormier	Tommaso	8	6/9/2010
108754	If that's true, and it seems plausible to me (about GLD et. al. siphoning of	benwood	-	6/9/2010
108753	He's banned 10% of the people following that forum (of a slim 128). I can&#	benwood	7	6/9/2010
108752	NM2, I'm not, but with a name like Otto Rock, I must give him a read. I	TH	-	6/9/2010
108751	Paxb2u, Thanks. I will do some DD. I'm looking for leveraged POG protecti	TH	1	6/9/2010
108750	Don't know if you're familiar with Otto Rock. He based out of Peru and	No Mo Mo	-	6/9/2010
108749	TH, I'll give you my 2c, fwiw. As for the miners two things to consider, f	ggersh	-	6/9/2010
108748	>>then 6-8% a year might become an exceptional return. I much prefer the p	Skeeter Bug	-	6/9/2010
108747	TH---As I write this I have gold futures down about .23% with GLL up .52% pre m	Paxb2u	-	6/9/2010
108746	TH---For hedging gold I use GLL. For trading the mkts I use SPXU (short S&P)	Paxb2u	-	6/9/2010
108745	SB, Silver is an easier decision for me. I will not buy silver miners or bulli	TH	-	6/9/2010

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