[danielwis]

[quote=walterwhite]Shorting gold is scary. People thought it looked tippy at 1,000. It is a bad idea to basically call a top on a 10 y bull market ESP where there’s been no explosive blowoff. I’m not giving investment advice just be cautious about getting in the way of any longterm bull market…[/quote]
I agree, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same. I have time and am actually dollar cost averaging into the short position on gold. I’ll buy more at 1700 and 1800, etc. The payoff is likely well down the road.

[danielwis]

[quote=walterwhite]Shorting gold is scary. People thought it looked tippy at 1,000. It is a bad idea to basically call a top on a 10 y bull market ESP where there’s been no explosive blowoff. I’m not giving investment advice just be cautious about getting in the way of any longterm bull market…[/quote]
I agree, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same. I have time and am actually dollar cost averaging into the short position on gold. I’ll buy more at 1700 and 1800, etc. The payoff is likely well down the road.

[danielwis]

[quote=walterwhite]Shorting gold is scary. People thought it looked tippy at 1,000. It is a bad idea to basically call a top on a 10 y bull market ESP where there’s been no explosive blowoff. I’m not giving investment advice just be cautious about getting in the way of any longterm bull market…[/quote]
I agree, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same. I have time and am actually dollar cost averaging into the short position on gold. I’ll buy more at 1700 and 1800, etc. The payoff is likely well down the road.

[danielwis]

[quote=walterwhite]Shorting gold is scary. People thought it looked tippy at 1,000. It is a bad idea to basically call a top on a 10 y bull market ESP where there’s been no explosive blowoff. I’m not giving investment advice just be cautious about getting in the way of any longterm bull market…[/quote]
I agree, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same. I have time and am actually dollar cost averaging into the short position on gold. I’ll buy more at 1700 and 1800, etc. The payoff is likely well down the road.

[danielwis]

[quote=walterwhite]Shorting gold is scary. People thought it looked tippy at 1,000. It is a bad idea to basically call a top on a 10 y bull market ESP where there’s been no explosive blowoff. I’m not giving investment advice just be cautious about getting in the way of any longterm bull market…[/quote]
I agree, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same. I have time and am actually dollar cost averaging into the short position on gold. I’ll buy more at 1700 and 1800, etc. The payoff is likely well down the road.

[danielwis]

I started to short gold this week. I know I’m a little early but have time to sit and wait.

[danielwis]

I started to short gold this week. I know I’m a little early but have time to sit and wait.

[danielwis]

I started to short gold this week. I know I’m a little early but have time to sit and wait.

[danielwis]

I started to short gold this week. I know I’m a little early but have time to sit and wait.

[danielwis]

I started to short gold this week. I know I’m a little early but have time to sit and wait.

[danielwis]

Lived in Noe Valley a few years ago. Before that lived in Oakland. Loved it in Noe Valley. Very close suburb. Family oriented. Beautiful down town shops. Close to great dining. Nice views of down town depending on which side of the hills you are on. It is pricey though. Near by Diamond Heights is another great location. These areas are basically in the city: Much closer to down town than what is mentioned above. Price vs. commute. Personally I hate the commutes around the Bay. I vote live in the city.

[danielwis]

Lived in Noe Valley a few years ago. Before that lived in Oakland. Loved it in Noe Valley. Very close suburb. Family oriented. Beautiful down town shops. Close to great dining. Nice views of down town depending on which side of the hills you are on. It is pricey though. Near by Diamond Heights is another great location. These areas are basically in the city: Much closer to down town than what is mentioned above. Price vs. commute. Personally I hate the commutes around the Bay. I vote live in the city.

[danielwis]

Lived in Noe Valley a few years ago. Before that lived in Oakland. Loved it in Noe Valley. Very close suburb. Family oriented. Beautiful down town shops. Close to great dining. Nice views of down town depending on which side of the hills you are on. It is pricey though. Near by Diamond Heights is another great location. These areas are basically in the city: Much closer to down town than what is mentioned above. Price vs. commute. Personally I hate the commutes around the Bay. I vote live in the city.

[danielwis]

Lived in Noe Valley a few years ago. Before that lived in Oakland. Loved it in Noe Valley. Very close suburb. Family oriented. Beautiful down town shops. Close to great dining. Nice views of down town depending on which side of the hills you are on. It is pricey though. Near by Diamond Heights is another great location. These areas are basically in the city: Much closer to down town than what is mentioned above. Price vs. commute. Personally I hate the commutes around the Bay. I vote live in the city.

[danielwis]

Lived in Noe Valley a few years ago. Before that lived in Oakland. Loved it in Noe Valley. Very close suburb. Family oriented. Beautiful down town shops. Close to great dining. Nice views of down town depending on which side of the hills you are on. It is pricey though. Near by Diamond Heights is another great location. These areas are basically in the city: Much closer to down town than what is mentioned above. Price vs. commute. Personally I hate the commutes around the Bay. I vote live in the city.

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