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To: Nachum

I need to apologize to you folks. Last week I actually contemplated going out to purchase some silver. I had decided to do so, then changed my mind.

The commodity curse that follows D1 around, strikes again.

What I glean from this, is that when D1 has determined that a commodity price can’t do anything other than go up, it is guaranteed to tank.

Even the news that China had decided to sell 2/3rds of it’s dollar holdings, couldn’t defeat the curse of D1, as it relates to commodities.


4 posted on 05/05/2011 5:20:41 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Tell me you haven't asked yourself what mistake Obama made, that wound up causing Laden's death?)
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To: DoughtyOne
The commodity curse that follows D1 around, strikes again.

What I glean from this, is that when D1 has determined that a commodity price can’t do anything other than go up, it is guaranteed to tank.

D1, my friend, you need to learn how to make Murphy's Law work for you. As soon as I made sure my wife and I would be OK if I got laid off from my work, I guaranteed I'd never be laid off. Even when I wanted them to do it.

16 posted on 05/05/2011 6:20:38 PM PDT by Cyber Liberty (Obama lied again: Osama is still alive!)
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To: DoughtyOne

Last week I actually contemplated going out to purchase some silver.


You are blessed with good not to have bought. But if you aren’t buying now, you’re a fool.

Not all at once, but taking what you have allocated, and using 20% now, 40% if silver hits $30, and 20% more each month until you have completed your transfer from cash to silver, will not steer you wrong.


27 posted on 05/05/2011 6:59:52 PM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (...a.k.a. "Norm L. C. Bias")
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