Will laugh all the way to Lake Charles. Got job with stewart and stevenson, along with second job. All I am is a working man!
RUSH always was my favorite band.
Rand, I’ve been following your posts and all I can think of now is, “CONGRATULATIONS!” Despite your recent set-backs, your wit, pride and optimism shone through and now you’ve got not one, but two, jobs! I love stories with happy endings:)
Seriously Bruce, that piece makes me wonder about your analytic powers. It reads like it was written by a credulous kindergartener. Here’s my fave:
Despite a budget deficit that is projected at $1.5 trillion this year, Obama wants to move the country toward the kind of fiscal balance it enjoyed fleetingly in the Clinton era, though his budget plans falls short of that. He recognizes that the federal debt load is unsupportable. Alan Greenspan—the tacit ally of Clinton and Rubin in the 1990s—warned last month that a recent uptick in yields on 10-year Treasury notes might signal a surge in long-term interest rates driven by investor anxiety over the budget shortfall.
Seriously, it’s like an apologia written by someone who doesn’t even believe his own massive bullscheiss.
I love your blog and generally identify with your basic thesis that over the long term our staggering debt and deficit is going to affect our currency. However, Mr. Fly has been predicting a Market Reversal for several weeks now. I have been following ibc long enough to pay attention to when he starts talking about a market reversal. Yet, at the same time you are talking about the PMs breaking out of consolidation and heading higher.
My questions:
1) If Fly is right and the market does experience a major correction of, lets say 10%, how will the PMs react?
2) Scott Bleier is also talking about a market correction followed by a market that will be range bound. I have not been trading the PMs very long so I haven’t seen them in a stagnant, range bound market. What do you think the PMs will do under such conditions?
Hilarious. Picturing you as the singer (kindnof sounds lime your falsetto) made it even better.
In an odd twist of the universe, jakegint is hugh hendry, blogging in disguise as the “anti hendry”
I won’t kill you fookin soflty
I will kill you like a ham…
You must be related to that animator, somehow.
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Will laugh all the way to Lake Charles. Got job with stewart and stevenson, along with second job. All I am is a working man!
RUSH always was my favorite band.
Rand, I’ve been following your posts and all I can think of now is, “CONGRATULATIONS!” Despite your recent set-backs, your wit, pride and optimism shone through and now you’ve got not one, but two, jobs! I love stories with happy endings:)
That’s Gold
Really
That’s from Ron Paul’s ‘Got Gold’ Album???
If not, it should be!
“Ah doant give a faahk aboot yer fahkin caaahhhsh!”
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Jake–What is your opinion of Hugh Hendry?
Smart guy. Timing? … not so much.
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lol
Thank you folks, its always good to have friends around inthe best of times.
By the way is fly editing people in his posts??
Noticed one of mine missing.
No, sometimes stuff gets randomly hung up by WordPress as “spam” — I’ll check the filter and throw it out if I see it.
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Rand, I found two pieces in the filter, but they were from RC and Bruce, not you. Maybe you didn’t hit “post” correctly?
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Congratulations, Rand! Knew you would be fine as turpentine.
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Let us all hail our Great el Prezidente!!!
Yeah, another original piece by Mike Dorning (not).
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aeSenIUvpSK0
Get the balls off your chin.
Seriously Bruce, that piece makes me wonder about your analytic powers. It reads like it was written by a credulous kindergartener. Here’s my fave:
Despite a budget deficit that is projected at $1.5 trillion this year, Obama wants to move the country toward the kind of fiscal balance it enjoyed fleetingly in the Clinton era, though his budget plans falls short of that. He recognizes that the federal debt load is unsupportable. Alan Greenspan—the tacit ally of Clinton and Rubin in the 1990s—warned last month that a recent uptick in yields on 10-year Treasury notes might signal a surge in long-term interest rates driven by investor anxiety over the budget shortfall.
Seriously, it’s like an apologia written by someone who doesn’t even believe his own massive bullscheiss.
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Wait, people still listen to Greenspan? Moreover, Greenspan is still allowed to speak?
didn’t read it … just saying you can always find something that agrees with ones pov … on both sides
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LOL. That’s gold.
Is that an apricot standard?
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Australian Labradoodle … with no lab .. maybe a wheatie-poo … weaton poodle … 30 pounder
you got any canines?
Of course, we’ve discussed this…. I am a hypoallergenic poodle man all the way.
“Poodle” and “man” used in a single sentence is oxymoronic.
It’s a shame that your sexual insecurities have barred you from experiencing the perfect dog.
They are not for everyone.
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Hey hey whaddya say, another great day for ABK!
You still own that POS?
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Yes. I think it may be my favorite POS. Buy a bunch below .80, sell above 1.00. Repeat.
Jake,
This past few months of action in the miners looks a lot like last summer’s correction and then consolidation.
http://www.screencast.com/users/Jayhawk1991/folders/Jing/media/a98dae46-4637-4dfc-88b4-445b7a63d6e9
What would you recommend for those looking to jump back in with more pms? Looks to be running away on us.
Jake:
I love your blog and generally identify with your basic thesis that over the long term our staggering debt and deficit is going to affect our currency. However, Mr. Fly has been predicting a Market Reversal for several weeks now. I have been following ibc long enough to pay attention to when he starts talking about a market reversal. Yet, at the same time you are talking about the PMs breaking out of consolidation and heading higher.
My questions:
1) If Fly is right and the market does experience a major correction of, lets say 10%, how will the PMs react?
2) Scott Bleier is also talking about a market correction followed by a market that will be range bound. I have not been trading the PMs very long so I haven’t seen them in a stagnant, range bound market. What do you think the PMs will do under such conditions?
As always, thanks for you efforts.
Finally got the blog to work! Great post as always.
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