Even though the market deserves a 3,000 point single day drop, thanks to the prospect of, umm, fucking France defaulting on their debt, the market is yawning it out with a 20 point dip. If you are a bear, your balls are firmly placed in a vise. Soon enough, the dumbest news will turn the handles of said vise until…
I am sick of hearing myself talk.
This is what I am doing:
(crickets)
Long absurd amount of gold and silver, living the life, cooler than a cucumber.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eei0m-nGwkE
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No doubt. maybe this is a holiday stall tactic with the proverbial shovel to the head in jan?
Good news! The Euro Parliment is banning naked CDS.
LOL
What idiots.
Nudity is fine in Europe.
http://grooveshark.com/s/Holier+Than+Thou/I5cdN?src=5
Also see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARBDVGJ39d8&feature=related
Indeud
Sure looks like #SSDD
Long gold and silver: futures, miners, ETFs, or Jake Gint Bricks?
side note: that song is horrid !!
Sounds like some coked out motherfucker who can’t shut the fuck up already. And then they made it into a song.
BTW, I predicted this market downturn. We’re getting closer to the buy zone… we need another big purge before we get there, though. Possibly a good time to go short…
We don’t care if we are in a Vise, just clamp it…we don’t care anymore, you can’t hurt us Bears anymore. This general belief of Govts saving the day is holding up all of this Disaster up…we can take the pain..we have had a lot of practice. Bring it on.
Us Bears aren’t going to buy your stupid Oil at 100. So screw you bulls.
Did you sell your car?
What’s he eating? Grilled cock?
In addition to my earlier EUR/USD $hort mention, a longer term idea is long NZD/USD.
This is in response to previous post Fly: “[T]he gold/silver trade is as relevant as ever. There are no safe currencies.”
I don’t dispute your premise, but the increasing interest rates (will lead AUD soon???) and prime agricultural products NZ seasonally cycles is another consideration given their March “fall” harvest 2012.