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Gold getting clobbered too.? :(

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That's the annoying part, USD and Gold down. Big clobbering indeed.

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Yup. 'tis why I only been buyin' da bullion lately. Owning physical makes one a lot less nervous on these toss-the-baby-with-the-bathwater days.

 

Anything paper will get burned on the next drop. The markets are wanting to shake out weak hands across the board. The question is whether the strong hands are just stubborn, stupid hands like the Y2K net nuts. Another 100 points down on the spoos should give us the answer.

 

If bullion can show relative strength here, its to the moon, baybeeeeee .... :o

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The maximum daily limit move on the mainland Chinese stock exchanges is 10%.

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The China drop was telegraphed last week. All the Wal Mart bonars needing a resting place in CDO's and mortgage backed stuff. Sub-prime crumbles landsliding to gazallions of Chinese wanting to get their bonars back. I think the Chinese could care less what their government says about corruption. Their entire government is won-ton Godfathers and fortune cookie hit men.

 

I wonder whose sell orders were executed first over there?

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