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December 7, 2007 at 8:25 AM #11125December 7, 2007 at 8:48 AM #111262
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ParticipantGood call 4Plex. I hope you are right! I’m a bit of a gold bug myself. It has been a great 3 years for holding GLD & SLV.
December 7, 2007 at 8:48 AM #111378ParticipantGood call 4Plex. I hope you are right! I’m a bit of a gold bug myself. It has been a great 3 years for holding GLD & SLV.
December 7, 2007 at 8:48 AM #111412ParticipantGood call 4Plex. I hope you are right! I’m a bit of a gold bug myself. It has been a great 3 years for holding GLD & SLV.
December 7, 2007 at 8:48 AM #111430ParticipantGood call 4Plex. I hope you are right! I’m a bit of a gold bug myself. It has been a great 3 years for holding GLD & SLV.
December 7, 2007 at 8:48 AM #111454ParticipantGood call 4Plex. I hope you are right! I’m a bit of a gold bug myself. It has been a great 3 years for holding GLD & SLV.
December 7, 2007 at 11:01 AM #111564Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantGood thread and thanks for spelling out your strategy completely. Your move to go heavily into gold a few years back was terrific.
In my trading service we have been trading the short side of this market for the last month and done quite well, although we have only done two trades. One made $32.7/ounce and the other aprrox $20/ounce, the multiplier in the futes is $100 per ounce, so handsome gains per contract.
Since the commercials have built their heaviest short position of all time, I am compelled to look at the short side here. However, at this point the trend is still intact on the long side, although barely.
Good luck on your trade, we will be on opposite sides at times on this one, but my timeframes are completely different than yours, much shorter. FYI, the ideal seasonal high for this market is January. If you look back in history you will see many tops in that Month. This does not mean every Jan tops, but odds favor it.
December 7, 2007 at 11:01 AM #111590ParticipantGood thread and thanks for spelling out your strategy completely. Your move to go heavily into gold a few years back was terrific.
In my trading service we have been trading the short side of this market for the last month and done quite well, although we have only done two trades. One made $32.7/ounce and the other aprrox $20/ounce, the multiplier in the futes is $100 per ounce, so handsome gains per contract.
Since the commercials have built their heaviest short position of all time, I am compelled to look at the short side here. However, at this point the trend is still intact on the long side, although barely.
Good luck on your trade, we will be on opposite sides at times on this one, but my timeframes are completely different than yours, much shorter. FYI, the ideal seasonal high for this market is January. If you look back in history you will see many tops in that Month. This does not mean every Jan tops, but odds favor it.
December 7, 2007 at 11:01 AM #111547ParticipantGood thread and thanks for spelling out your strategy completely. Your move to go heavily into gold a few years back was terrific.
In my trading service we have been trading the short side of this market for the last month and done quite well, although we have only done two trades. One made $32.7/ounce and the other aprrox $20/ounce, the multiplier in the futes is $100 per ounce, so handsome gains per contract.
Since the commercials have built their heaviest short position of all time, I am compelled to look at the short side here. However, at this point the trend is still intact on the long side, although barely.
Good luck on your trade, we will be on opposite sides at times on this one, but my timeframes are completely different than yours, much shorter. FYI, the ideal seasonal high for this market is January. If you look back in history you will see many tops in that Month. This does not mean every Jan tops, but odds favor it.
December 7, 2007 at 11:01 AM #111514ParticipantGood thread and thanks for spelling out your strategy completely. Your move to go heavily into gold a few years back was terrific.
In my trading service we have been trading the short side of this market for the last month and done quite well, although we have only done two trades. One made $32.7/ounce and the other aprrox $20/ounce, the multiplier in the futes is $100 per ounce, so handsome gains per contract.
Since the commercials have built their heaviest short position of all time, I am compelled to look at the short side here. However, at this point the trend is still intact on the long side, although barely.
Good luck on your trade, we will be on opposite sides at times on this one, but my timeframes are completely different than yours, much shorter. FYI, the ideal seasonal high for this market is January. If you look back in history you will see many tops in that Month. This does not mean every Jan tops, but odds favor it.
December 7, 2007 at 11:01 AM #111396ParticipantGood thread and thanks for spelling out your strategy completely. Your move to go heavily into gold a few years back was terrific.
In my trading service we have been trading the short side of this market for the last month and done quite well, although we have only done two trades. One made $32.7/ounce and the other aprrox $20/ounce, the multiplier in the futes is $100 per ounce, so handsome gains per contract.
Since the commercials have built their heaviest short position of all time, I am compelled to look at the short side here. However, at this point the trend is still intact on the long side, although barely.
Good luck on your trade, we will be on opposite sides at times on this one, but my timeframes are completely different than yours, much shorter. FYI, the ideal seasonal high for this market is January. If you look back in history you will see many tops in that Month. This does not mean every Jan tops, but odds favor it.
December 7, 2007 at 6:24 PM #111717EconProf
ParticipantBobS
This subject need not be considered far afield from real estate. We RE pessimists can sell builders’ stocks short, buy puts on them, or sell options. Can also do that for the stupid lenders, like Citigroup, Wells, WaMu, Merrill, etc.
In fact, this is a hedge for us RE owners, and thus a conservative investment philosophy, as it will cushion our net worth as the world falls apart.
Anybody here step up to the plate and do this? If not, why not?December 7, 2007 at 6:24 PM #111912ParticipantBobS
This subject need not be considered far afield from real estate. We RE pessimists can sell builders’ stocks short, buy puts on them, or sell options. Can also do that for the stupid lenders, like Citigroup, Wells, WaMu, Merrill, etc.
In fact, this is a hedge for us RE owners, and thus a conservative investment philosophy, as it will cushion our net worth as the world falls apart.
Anybody here step up to the plate and do this? If not, why not?December 7, 2007 at 6:24 PM #111829ParticipantBobS
This subject need not be considered far afield from real estate. We RE pessimists can sell builders’ stocks short, buy puts on them, or sell options. Can also do that for the stupid lenders, like Citigroup, Wells, WaMu, Merrill, etc.
In fact, this is a hedge for us RE owners, and thus a conservative investment philosophy, as it will cushion our net worth as the world falls apart.
Anybody here step up to the plate and do this? If not, why not?December 7, 2007 at 6:24 PM #111870ParticipantBobS
This subject need not be considered far afield from real estate. We RE pessimists can sell builders’ stocks short, buy puts on them, or sell options. Can also do that for the stupid lenders, like Citigroup, Wells, WaMu, Merrill, etc.
In fact, this is a hedge for us RE owners, and thus a conservative investment philosophy, as it will cushion our net worth as the world falls apart.
Anybody here step up to the plate and do this? If not, why not? -
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