beardrech Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 The observant home shopper will also notice the vertical "gray bar hotel" faux window treatments, in keeping with Martha's newly aquired sensitivity to home security issues. (for you anal spelling freaks: Gray is a color. Grey is a "colour". ) Sort of an ugly POS, actually. 1970's Skokie-style. Garage converted to meth lab in late 90's. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> One unique feature is the wireless house arrest system so you don't have to wear a court-ordered ankle bracelet. Very thoughtful accessory to any modern, high-tech home. Imagine every Pigman? home will have one by...say...2012. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Imagine the civil rights suit brought by an typical enmiserrated quadrillionaire, uncomfortobly ensconced in a mere 4000 acre abode;forced into house arrest living; and suffering from an edifice complex because of being forcibly domiciled in a building with only thirteen bathrooms;being denied the amenities of civilised man by allowing the ballet russe de Monte Carlo only once a week visitation rights.. beardrech :ph34r:I resent my home being fenestrated with bullet proofed stined glass- ===Why;dont you appreciate its designed to defend you from outraged citezenry? ===I dont care about those on the outside getting me--But rather what Im concerned about is that it prevents me from targeting citizens on the outside Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 There's a whopper of a fight in my town over the school budget and local propertytaxes. We used to be a quiet, mostly blue-collar town and then a lot of professionals moved in an jacked up property taxes and the amount of money that we pay for our school district. The blue-collar folks are having trouble keeping up with the spending so they "threw the bums out". So the school budget needs to be cut so the administration recommends firing 39 staff, most of them teachers. And there's an outcry and the school board relents. There are battles between those that want more school spending, those that want fewer cuts and those that want more efficiency. School budget supporters point to inflation as to why costs for teachers, fuel, energy and everything else needs to go up. And of course others point out that not everyones wages are going up or in some cases are going down. This sort of thing is playing out all over the place. Especially with the stress of the home ATM spigot being shut off. We live in Russ' bifurcated America. But this model exists in our town. One of the oddities that it produces is that someone that is relatively little income can pay for the educations of the kids of someone with a fairly high income. They're not really paying property taxes for the kids' education, that's more than covered by the state funding that comes out of their income taxes. They're paying for the leachers' salaries and benefits and PENSIONS. When the dumb schmucks in the private sector, WHO HAVE NO PENSIONS, finally wake up and realize that they will work until they die to pay for the pensions of school leachers like the bouncy ball gym instructor in Bucks County PA who takes in $80,000 per year for only 160 days "work" and retires with full salary (plus annual inflation increases) and benefits for life, maybe something will change. Until then the school leachers will CONtinue raping their neighbors. How much does a pensionless private-sector sucka need to have saved in his 401K to match that Guaranteed $80K pension? $2 Million in a 4% C.D. Very few have that, or ever will. And C.D.'s aren't indexed for inflation either. So they will work until they drop dead and are dragged away. If the public screwel system were privatized, leacher salaries would drop by half and educational quality would quadruple. But that won't happen because the unions own the politicians, bought and paid for, end of story. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Nice to know what is truly valued in our society. J-Lo's StoolDumper valued at $1 Billion Goldman Sachs will be shelling out over $16 Billion in bonuses this holiday season. Many of those bonuses will be performance-based, so some of the company's bigwigs are likely to get as much as $100 million. With all that cash coming in, it's easy to wonder what someone might buy with a $100 million holiday bonus. You could feed about 800,000 children for a year ($60 million), recreate the Tom Cruise-Katie Holmes and Brad Pitt-Jennifer Aniston weddings four times over ($16 million), buy one of Mel Gibson's private islands ($15 million), and still remain a millionaire nine times over. You still could not pay to insure Jennifer Lopez's pooper though ? rumored to be worth a cool $1 Billion, according to the New York Post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slappy Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Did someone say top calling? Eliade's Posted Dec 1, 2006. I've started looking at a bunch of sites I rarely visit because mockcharts is down, and I'm recobering from surgery and can't play football. .... In other words if the market peaks at any time in the next 4 months, he called it. Only 3 1/2 months to go. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Long ago in a village shetle in Eastern Europe,Poland to be precise,two men were As I approachedoverheard (you also if you had to be there) the following conversation: Credo--A prophet?? You want a prophet? A prophet for real? A living Prophet? Go to Vilna,there,there only, will you see and hear one===believe me Skeptic--- Why should I go there? Who will I see,His name,something,Please ..... beardrech What do you want that something should be actual?--and on top of the envisioned Drama--what,are you a waiter,someone needing a Tip?????Get out! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> BD, your story reminds me of a time when I was traveling in the desert southwest and happened into an old one-horse town in the middle of nowhere. I stopped for gas and a drink and had a brief conversation with the lady behind the counter. When I asked her if there was anything notable about the town I should see before I moved on she directed me to an old Native American chief that spent his days sitting on the porch of the hotel just down the street. The chief claimed he could remember every detail of every event of his entire life. I was eager for a break from the road so I went down the street to talk to him. We exchanged pleasantries and eventually the conversation went around to his reputation for his memory. He finally said I should try him, I accepted, and eventually I came up with the question, "what did you eat for breakfast on the day you turned 8 years old?". He answered almost immediately "bacon and eggs". I remember being amazed at the time, but over the next few months it occurred to me that it wasn't a very good test of his recall since he could have told me anything and I wouldn't have any way to know if he was telling me the truth or just making something up. Several years later I happened to be going through the same area so I decided I'd stop and see the old chief again. When I got to the hotel I saw him in his usual place on the porch so I stopped. As I approached, I wanted to greet him in the traditional Native American manner so I held up my hand and said "How". He looked at me and replied, "scrambled". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jickiss Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 jickiss is back! and Bravo Shorty, for many Kudos are due to you, being Brave enough to faithfully Report that to be able to receive $80,000 per year in Pension Checks, it takes $2,000,000 at 4 per cent. but, the sad truth, elemental and ugly, is the following: Work in the Private Sector, Make good coin, at, lets say, $100,000 per annum, but, for sure, you will have expenses to do the job, and probably pay taxes (state and local income + RE) of around $40,000. so, before food, etc, you have 60k, but after some spending, how much will be left? anyway, you better become a damn good trader to get the $2 million, cause you must pay taxes on the REALIZED GAINS in your trading account, no? (forget that IRA angle, for, before this thing ends, all "private sector" IRAs will be taxed away to pay for the Pensions of the Bouncy Ball Teachers and alphabet guys). The only way out is to take a Bouncy Ball Teaching Job in Bucks County PA, and hope that the system holds.. that is the Question; namely, will the System (USA Dollar Hegemony System, run out of the Isles, that is) Hold. or not? of course, your jickiss has already told you that this System will, of Necessity, Be Brought to an End. Socialism in the United States of America for the poor and for the Bouncy Ball Teachers will End. State Socialism in the United States of America, (as Incredible as this may seem to you this evening, Sunday, Dec. 17, 2006) will also end for the Corporations and for the so called Wealthy. the New System will be a lot like the United States of, lets say, 1907, when things were tough. This will happen AFTER interest rates EXCEED THEIR TO DATE ALL TIME HIGHS, and the Dow Jones INDU drops by 90%, and GOLD exceeds $1,500, for starters, and Silver is over $70, and quality miners like GG are TEN TIMES HIGHER than they closed on Friday, Dec. 15, 2006, and you will want to have, believe it or not, all of the dollars that you can possibly own, for you will be able to buy bonds that will yield what they should yield, and you will be Scared to Death, right up to the night before the "Real Money" on earth installs the partial fixed Gold Cover Clause versus the United States Dollar. that, stoolies, is the Future. so far, however, as the Very Great Buddha said, "Nothing Has Happened," and most laugh at your jickiss. "Love laughs at a King" (an older song, "The Street of Dreams"). fine, laugh at your jickiss, a sense of humor helps a lot, but, but, Nobody will laugh at Gold. The Gold Bottom is in, in terms of your lifetimes. There are Acres of Diamonds Ahead. Hold Fast! right now, the Mills of the Gods are Grinding Slowly, but Exceedingly Fine. finally, right here, to cheer up the Faithful, is a TRE chart. Buy Some, Buy Plenty. Hold Fast if you are Long................ (Is Sinclairs Buick painted Gold, perchance????) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jickiss Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 jickiss is back! and of course, (despite the continuation of Bullish Beliefs), if you look carefully at the chart posted above from Peter E s work, The Market Has Already Failed...... Mr. Alan Shaw always said: "The Trend is Your Friend." Mr. Shaw was, of course, right. The chart clearly shows that the Market Has Failed a key Trend line, grounded back in 1982. The Hand Writing is on the Wall, right there before your very eyes..... Thimk! jickiss! ohmigod! (only the M3 pump and the spread trade associated with the effort to get da Zombie to Mr. Gross's 3.8% target level is stopping a crash.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jickiss Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 jickiss is back! finally, to re-ass-ure all of the skeptical Track Cry Babies that can not imagine that we are at a Major Top in the Broads, your jickiss posts the ratio chart of GS divided by NEM. you can see the Head and Shoulders Top Formation in this ratio chart, can't you???? Goldilocks vs Newmont Mining. Sell GS, Buy NEM. easy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Did someone say top calling? Eliade's Posted Dec 1, 2006. I've started looking at a bunch of sites I rarely visit because mockcharts is down, and I'm recobering from surgery and can't play football. .... In other words if the market peaks at any time in the next 4 months, he called it. Only 3 1/2 months to go. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Long ago in a village shetle in Eastern Europe,Poland to be precise,two men were As I approachedoverheard (you also if you had to be there) the following conversation: Credo--A prophet?? You want a prophet? A prophet for real? A living Prophet? Go to Vilna,there,there only, will you see and hear one===believe me Skeptic--- Why should I go there? Who will I see,His name,something,Please ..... beardrech What do you want that something should be actual?--and on top of the envisioned Drama--what,are you a waiter,someone needing a Tip?????Get out! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> BD, your story reminds me of a time when I was traveling in the desert southwest and happened into an old one-horse town in the middle of nowhere. I stopped for gas and a drink and had a brief conversation with the lady behind the counter. When I asked her if there was anything notable about the town I should see before I moved on she directed me to an old Native American chief that spent his days sitting on the porch of the hotel just down the street. The chief claimed he could remember every detail of every event of his entire life. I was eager for a break from the road so I went down the street to talk to him. We exchanged pleasantries and eventually the conversation went around to his reputation for his memory. He finally said I should try him, I accepted, and eventually I came up with the question, "what did you eat for breakfast on the day you turned 8 years old?". He answered almost immediately "bacon and eggs". I remember being amazed at the time, but over the next few months it occurred to me that it wasn't a very good test of his recall since he could have told me anything and I wouldn't have any way to know if he was telling me the truth or just making something up. Several years later I happened to be going through the same area so I decided I'd stop and see the old chief again. When I got to the hotel I saw him in his usual place on the porch so I stopped. As I approached, I wanted to greet him in the traditional Native American manner so I held up my hand and said "How". He looked at me and replied, "scrambled". <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 jickiss is back! and Socialism in the United States of America for the Bouncy Ball Leachers will End. The leachers union won't go down easy. It will take blood in the streets. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
K Wave Rider Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Can you compare the two fractals? Why should you be allowed to? Totally different companies. Grasping at straws perhaps. No offense. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Patterns repeat...because they represent human emotion. It has zero to do with the company, or the commodity being traded. How do you think I was primed and ready for the Silver move? Pure Luck? I think I'll keep grasping... Human emotion is wound up tight on GOOG right now, and I can pretty much guarantee GOOG will not go sideways much longer, and IF the break is down, it could likely be a big one, as multiple time frames are compressing at the same time here. I could probably show you literally thousands of charts where price has broken down sharply from nearly this exact pattern on just about any time frame you choose. It is a very common pattern. And if it does not break down, it usually indicates a nice run to the upside, so it is potentially a winning setup either way, and definitely one worth paying attention to. Not just for clues to GOOG, but for the market as a whole at this juncture. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 I think I'll keep grasping... I think I'll just keep holding my dong. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Charmin Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 PnF chart shows 1435, 1455 and 1475 potential for the SPX and one person I listened to last week said to look at ADR.COM and see the late stage run in progress. Not sure what to make of those comments except - still looking for Mr. Blowoff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tzu Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 One of the most horrid things in life for me was the realization that my elders were not who I thought they were. I went to the Country Club yesterday for brunch with some rich friends. They pretty much know to not even dream of expecting the same returnn form me with a 150 dollar breakfast. It was nasty as well. I have always been able to play in the realm of the rich. I can hold a conversation with anyone there. I don't really care waht subject they start off on. Anyways, I always pop jokes at how many people will be burning some day. My guess was at least 70%. I pop jokes at the table that would have most here rolling hard. Trust me, it ain't no good to have 48 million dollars if you look like some maggot troll with chicken greese oozing from your pours and your wife hates you. These types just get blasted on 42 beers and golf all day long. It isn't as cool as it looks. Nor is anything of that other crap for what it is worth. This is different from Maui vacations and nice bikes and cars. Different type animals. I know what you are saying about my dad. We don't need to be dealing with each other that longer. I have the option for another route but havent't taken it. I have 2 friends that will give me 100k each to start another business. My parents limit me and make me do 10x's more fix up then I care to. My mom gets involved and wants to get 14 special colored mixed paints and makes me replace ridiculous mounts of accessories. Alot of problems are on my moms side. The poor side with OCD varieties and flavors of every mix. People on the other side of my family are the greedy ones with similiar personalities to relate. They barely even talk anymore. I wrote off all of them a long time ago and it is pretty much known. Hey Tzu, Yeah, Yeah...fast bikes are great and all.. But check this out for speed. Remember my comment Friday about Bull Market washouts being some of the fastest money ever made? 4 hours start to finish, from sell to the 2 covers to close out... And by the looks of that weak finish, I may have left quite a bit on the table... A month's worth of Silver gains wiped out in a flash of panic... Keep an eye on GOOG and GS Monday...IF they break down, you might see a repeat performance...and if they don't breakdown, could see a shuttle launch... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thanks, I am sure you are making a fortune. I have 0 doubt. My small amount of funds is mostly in the housing. I just bought one wednesday so have less than 25k inmy account. 4 daytrades and you are red flagged. 3 will probably be stop outs with my style. I will have more cash in about a month but will probably go with the houses instead. It is just to much easier and I am just now pivoting myself into the opportunity to make some nice cash. For me I am some spec momos but most of the cash is set up now for trading QID and QLD only. My mind is getting confused with the best strategy for me with this low of funds here now. Commisions, washouts etc... I have a pretty big decision to make next month when the cash is in my hands. I try to do as little trading as possible for my dad and got so tired of him bugging me and destoying my moves when I wasn't around that I 86'd all of it. Now I will only mess with QID and QLD. I have a newsletter with fidelity fund options etc. that this group does. I usually help him pick these options but I haven't had him touch those in a long time. The 40 stock game got old. I had him in ALL the commodity screamers at the lows. He would sell things on a pullback baecuase they "looked like they we're going down." I can write one of these 400 line emails explaining each and every thing to him but it didn't do any good. Every time he smacked me with his retarded moves I had to fight for months to get back on top. He would sell a stock down 5% although he was up 60% then expect me to know how to get back in correctly after it rocketed up 10% without me. Half the time I didn't even know. It was an Absolute nightmare. After he crushed my homerun portfolio for the 20th time and I had to spend mountains of time to get it back it just got to the point where things exploded and we didn't talk for 6 months... I got him to buy 100 shares blocks of F for some stocking stuffers. LTBH only all or bankrupt gamble. If F did go bankrupt I would buy back when it reopened with the "maximum fraud" clean slate bs.....unreal that K-Mart could legally do that. I wonder just how many people got screwed besides stocks etc.. I am a C and D student. I can start a million things but not finish them. I am battling myself to change my mindset and am at one of those massive pivot points in my life again. I ruined all the others with drugs. This is one of the reasons my emotions are at the extremes. This pivot could be huge but if played wrong I could collapse. I have so stomach issues that 2 failed surgeries have not corrected. If I could actually get a decent surgeon my problem would be solved. I have blocked all out the money I spent on these scam loser doctors. Sorry to any doctors out there but I know you guys agree with alot of what I am saying here. Which doctor out there is going to tell you that acid is probably the largest clue to cancer and that cutting out sugar etc. and milk is probably a good idea? I found out what was wrong with me myself. That is right. 50 visits and worthless tests. Mostly my sysmtoms were called as stress and not acid reflux problems. They have just blasted me with tons of experimental medicines and bs shoved at them by the drug companies. I am pretty much positive on this. I will not go into details but just say that my sorces are sometimes better than one might believe..... As you can see, I have some issues and a lot of rocks on my back. It doesn't matter who is guilty anymore. I missed sueing the first doctor by 3 days. I waited 3 years before getting the next scope and missed the window. Other docotrs told me the surgery was fine and my problems were now elsewhere. I had to spend 1000's of my own money to prove they were wrong. They then just scheduled another surgery in Houston that pretty much failed immediately and the problem got worse automatically has is directly shown in the scopes. I have alot of rage in me from being screwed by other people. I am a good person. I have put my foot down and going in strong next year. I am attempting to dump my rocks with 2006. It is not easy. Sorry this developed into another book of me venting my issues to get them out there and hopefully away from me somehow. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Tzu-- I share your pain.No Joke. A similar Paternal dysfunctionalism prevailed in my life, years ago--similar, but not identical... I wont go through the litany about continually arguing with, supposedly, a very intelligent man, but I can assure you the disputes were rancorous and, no matter how much Logic was on my side,he was invincible. I always suffered defeat. The difference between us TZO lies in the fact that you are of sterner stuff and I weaker. And in my weakness lay my salvation--because being weaker than you,I realised that if I remained in the same domicile with a power so injuriously dominant that it wouls terminate in either psychological or physical suicide. So at the age of seventeen in the middle of the Kprean War I enlisted and became an aerial gunner. This comprimise of mine has been labled by Emile Durkheim as "Altruistic suicide"--I need not go into the motivation for the labeling,Its pretty apparent. But at the time of enlistment the sense of freedom gained,the feeling of exhiliration was beyond anything I'd ever experienced--I didnt experience fear about the future for an entire year until my traing in warfare became serious. But that year taught me a lesson. Tyrany ,no matter by what agency, is intolerable and one must (and the timing,sooner the better ) is crucial) at last turn his back and leave. Just as injurious as justice delayed is justice denied so freedom delayed is also life depriving:better,life endangering. The point of this longwinded kurze lebenslaufe is that you must bid your Dad goodbye,emigrate..and spend many years away from the scource of your psychic toxification.. Yes ,years later you'll be back physically, or if he dies,in memory,you will be reviewing,this time, in splendid maturity, the realationship.. But this time from the vantage point of many years of experienced freedom---You'll even be able to inventory that small portion of his existence called his Virtues..and grant him the loving regard he never got so evident in his behviour I could go on and on butI trust you can infer anything else I have to say about this agoniing situation..all the rest is mere commentary beardrech Like K Waves Avatar, the shoulder is bent but the Sky and Horizon are open <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tzu Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Here's something to watch out for.... On April 1, Dan Gross (eCONomic columnist for Slate.com) will publish "Pop! Why Bubbles are Great for the Economy". Don't have any idea what the book's about, but given what Gross generally writes, it's probably a Goldilocks sort of analysis along the lines of "you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs." As far as timing goes, should be noted that the last Gross book on the eCONomy was published on April 1, 2000: "Bull Run: Wall Street, the Democrats and the New Politics of Personal Finance." April Fool's Day? Hmmmm. "Bull Run" was about how the Republicans, due to their hatred of the Eastern elite, had turned their backs on Wall Street and the Dems understood how "the democratization of money"---i.e., more and more folks having a stake in the stock market---was a big reason why the eCONomy was so good in the 1990s and why the Dems were in control of the White House. We know how that turned out. I have a sneaking suspicion that Gross will come to regret the April 1 2007 publication date of his new "Bubbles Are Great!" book. Not sure if it will rank up there with former Poodential analcyst Ralphie Acampora's Sept 2000 publication of "The Fourth Mega-Market, Now Through 2011 : How Three Earlier Bull Markets Explain the Present and Predict the Future". But there might be some similarities in terms of timing. Given how the markets have performed since 2002-2003, looks like Ralphie might ultimately be proven correct. But it's kinda funny how he chose the absolute worst possible time to encourage folks to jump on the "fourth mega-market". <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Better to write two books at the same time. The great coming crash of 2007 and How You Can Become Independently Wealthy in the Great Stock Market Boom of 2007. And then just wait until around April to release the appropriate book. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> This reminds me of the Wrold Series. No clue who is going to win so they make both versions of hats. They can make so much money that they can easily take a complete loss on one of the books. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FeedFool Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 jickiss is back! and Bravo Shorty, for many Kudos are due to you, being Brave enough to faithfully Report that to be able to receive $80,000 per year in Pension Checks, it takes $2,000,000 at 4 per cent. but, the sad truth, elemental and ugly, is the following: Work in the Private Sector, Make good coin, at, lets say, $100,000 per annum, but, for sure, you will have expenses to do the job, and probably pay taxes (state and local income + RE) of around $40,000. so, before food, etc, you have 60k, but after some spending, how much will be left? anyway, you better become a damn good trader to get the $2 million, cause you must pay taxes on the REALIZED GAINS in your trading account, no? (forget that IRA angle, for, before this thing ends, all "private sector" IRAs will be taxed away to pay for the Pensions of the Bouncy Ball Teachers and alphabet guys). The only way out is to take a Bouncy Ball Teaching Job in Bucks County PA, and hope that the system holds.. that is the Question; namely, will the System (USA Dollar Hegemony System, run out of the Isles, that is) Hold. or not? of course, your jickiss has already told you that this System will, of Necessity, Be Brought to an End. Socialism in the United States of America for the poor and for the Bouncy Ball Teachers will End. State Socialism in the United States of America, (as Incredible as this may seem to you this evening, Sunday, Dec. 17, 2006) will also end for the Corporations and for the so called Wealthy. the New System will be a lot like the United States of, lets say, 1907, when things were tough. This will happen AFTER interest rates EXCEED THEIR TO DATE ALL TIME HIGHS, and the Dow Jones INDU drops by 90%, and GOLD exceeds $1,500, for starters, and Silver is over $70, and quality miners like GG are TEN TIMES HIGHER than they closed on Friday, Dec. 15, 2006, and you will want to have, believe it or not, all of the dollars that you can possibly own, for you will be able to buy bonds that will yield what they should yield, and you will be Scared to Death, right up to the night before the "Real Money" on earth installs the partial fixed Gold Cover Clause versus the United States Dollar. that, stoolies, is the Future. so far, however, as the Very Great Buddha said, "Nothing Has Happened," and most laugh at your jickiss. "Love laughs at a King" (an older song, "The Street of Dreams"). fine, laugh at your jickiss, a sense of humor helps a lot, but, but, Nobody will laugh at Gold. The Gold Bottom is in, in terms of your lifetimes. There are Acres of Diamonds Ahead. Hold Fast! right now, the Mills of the Gods are Grinding Slowly, but Exceedingly Fine. finally, right here, to cheer up the Faithful, is a TRE chart. Buy Some, Buy Plenty. Hold Fast if you are Long................ (Is Sinclairs Buick painted Gold, perchance????) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Could it be GS is a huge buy and NEM maybe hold at best???? NEM is a buy well as GS??? They could all be buy????? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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