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Wall St CEO's taking down $100 million bonuses, Fed bailing out banks, etc. These are a few of the faces of corporate fascism. The corporations own the government and use it as it's tool. Another clue was the shameless ass kissing of Bill Gates before a hearing on foreign work visas...

No. My view is that diluting money supply (i.e. int rate cuts) = dollar devaluation = increase in gold prices.

I think so. The head of the GAO has said if the US were a company, it would be bankrupt. The boomer retirements begin now and when all those entitlements are due, there will be some serious problems to solve. We can no longer afford to sustain an empire.

Sounds like you might like some Ron Paul ideas. Too bad American public is too idiotic to recognize what is going on and the hard truths necessary to fix it. Prolonging it with liquidity injections will only exacerbate the inevitable.

Essentially it is government intervention in the markets...and I suppose you thought they were free markets :)

According to Jim Rogers, Bernanke is a big time money printer. I don't expect him to stop. After all, he started injecting when the market was only 6% off it's highs in order to save his Street buddies. Gold is in a bull and I'm buying the retracements for now.

Wonder if it had to do with the caucus outcomes?

This video has the head of the GAO talking about the US state of financial affairs. Now this is problematic. I post this in the interest of potential market bias going into the future. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXIufIXPsYs

Hey fucktard...why don't you read this thread before spoutin off like an idiot. You'll see the skills Apex has and you won't come to the conclusion you've assumed unless you're critical thinking faculties have left you with this mornings flush.

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Thanks Spectre. Great stuff.

YM had some crazy action as well. My charts have adjusted since, which leads me to wonder if there wasn't a data feed glitch.

Don't worry, the market will teach you all about any bad habits you may have. Making money on an ill advised strategy is bad news. It reinforces the behavior. The market takes no quarter nor does it spare the rod. Good luck on your journey.

There's no absolute answer to this question. If you want to figure out something, try using ATR as a gauge. Obviously, the breathing room is going to depend on current volatility. Some people, once a certain level of profits are in place, ratchet the stop up a bit tighter. You need to do...

I vote A. Great thread as far as I'm concerned.

^ FWIW, Ron Paul is running an end of quarter fund raiser right now. 3 days ago, his campaign asked the people for a $500,000 boost to finish the quarter. The money is pouring in. With most of 4 days left, he's at $427K. I predict he will make the news with his fund raising this quarter...

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It looks to me as if a pullback is coming. If so, I am a buyer.

Lucky, I'd like to ask what product it is you sell? I'd work my butt off for that kind of potential too. That's great.

Thanks for the insight via the derivative markets. I've been expecting gold to rise for quite some time and after watching the manipulators punish the bulls time and again, one gets a bit gun shy regarding the timing of the inevitable. Perhaps this is the indicator which peels away the...