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The point of PMs is this: how much do you piss away in insurance every year? Three grand for your house? Two grand for cars? A few hundred for term life? A couple of grand for health coverage? Five percent of your take-home total? To hedge against really long loss odds? At least when you buy...

Well, it may be wrong, but it's not a joke. It is based solidly on analyses of detraces, non-moving overages, and value relative to a basket case of commodities.

The thing is that gold is holding up better than silver, so I think silver is underpriced. But what do I know? Whenever I got a shiny silver Morgan dollar for my birthday I always spent it on silly shit. RC colas and moon pies. I'd guess that the average cost of my physical is under $20. So if...

Average down. The analysis is not about immediate gain. It is about where to put your cash that has more long term value than cash.

You never sell gold. You trade silver.

This one makes me light headed. At my age I haven't got enough blood pressure left to power both ends of me conscious at the same time. And don't tell me those loose fabric ends and the upsy-daisy chair aren't a tease.

OK. Thanks man. Sounds like a plan. But how do I get a big city gal like her to come to LA (Lower Alabama), much less come IN LA?

One that makes me want to pry those long legs apart and see if I can deposit some precious human capital inside. She probably reminds you of Christine Baranski, who is old enough to be your grandmother, shame on you for thinking of it.

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The attached chart shows gold kissing a 17% retrace (an obscure fib) and the 150 day simpleton moving average. I don't think you're going to get a much better price in dollars. Good move on the silver. If gold is money, then silver is play money.

I would say "Sell off as many guns as you have to to be able to count what's left on fingers and toes."

If I am reading the thread right, he never said HE was buying silver, only that YOU should.

Hope you own some gold, too. The gold analytics look very good now, though not as good as silver. If you are already loaded up on gold, I recommend owning roughly fifty times as much silver by weight as you have gold.

Wise of you to ignore the saynayers here re silver. The attached chart shows that silver is cheap denominated in common stores of value. The Commodimetrics model of silver in the bottom study has been misinterpreted here to be a harbinger of price appreciation in dollars. Rather it is an...

I have developed a suite of multimetric investment analytics for a client with more money than brains. Said client does not have sufficient experience to test the product with any self-confidence, and so has asked me to solicit the help of ET, saying "If it can be broken, ET will break it." An...

As another example of the efficacy of my BTFD system, consider the attachment where I have tuned my subtle and complex algorithm to another of my favorite issues, AMLP.

3/4/11: 2368.25 at 3:59:59 ET. This for critics who said yesterday I waited too long.

Ah, yes, I had just forgotten him. No thanks for reminding me.

Not to disagree. I eat pussy. But I am not a pussy. What I don't eat is shit. Trading psychology is shit. Come on, Rande, debate me!

Your praise feels good, like the warm feeling of drunkenly pissing in my bed at night, but the algorithm must take all the credit. Do we marvel at Newton for discovering the law of gravity, or marvel at the law itself?