for me , the last gold bull market @425 alot of big names in the biz jumped ship @425 too high too fast needs to correct-the mind came into play and they missed the boat. i dont mind the inevitable beatings that are part of this market. i vary my exposure @different times. this market will pay off handsomely its a matter of time, patience , and perseverance. the ups and downs are the sound and the fury, which in retrospect will all be forgotten. but, those who miss the trend will not be happy. this situation if one looks through all the bullsh*t is blatant. history has shown that no fiat currency has ever prevailed. the dollar will be no different . its death sentence came in 71. real money w/no debt has been around for thousands of years. dharmathis will end in a parabolic blowoff down the road.
dharma
Although I know we employ entirely different trading strategies, I think the above line sums up my feelings exactly
Short Gold through Kinross
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 10:09 AM
#22
Posted 29 May 2009 - 10:27 AM
Edited by souelle6, 29 May 2009 - 10:28 AM.
#23
Posted 29 May 2009 - 10:54 AM
#24
Posted 29 May 2009 - 11:05 AM
my strategy is simple "a trend in motion will continue until it actually stops" aristotle
so, i entered the gold market in the low 400s and have been @least 80% invested since. and will remain so until well into the parabolic. and i never met or read of anyone shorting a bull market and getting rich
dharma
Congratulations on catching that big move, what your saying makes a whole lot of sense to me... Haha still can't get my head around all this moon talk though
#25
Posted 29 May 2009 - 11:16 AM
check out the history of every bull market in your lifetime, each and every one ended in a craze, much like the nasdaq @5k in 2k. and most of that craze the stocks never had a dime in earnings and were in the stratosphere. gold will be no different. the names change , the reasons change, but in the end its human nature. fear and greed. dharmamy strategy is simple "a trend in motion will continue until it actually stops" aristotle
so, i entered the gold market in the low 400s and have been @least 80% invested since. and will remain so until well into the parabolic. and i never met or read of anyone shorting a bull market and getting rich
dharma
Congratulations on catching that big move, what your saying makes a whole lot of sense to me... Haha still can't get my head around all this moon talk though
#26
Posted 29 May 2009 - 11:29 AM
check out the history of every bull market in your lifetime, each and every one ended in a craze, much like the nasdaq @5k in 2k. and most of that craze the stocks never had a dime in earnings and were in the stratosphere. gold will be no different. the names change , the reasons change, but in the end its human nature. fear and greed. dharmamy strategy is simple "a trend in motion will continue until it actually stops" aristotle
so, i entered the gold market in the low 400s and have been @least 80% invested since. and will remain so until well into the parabolic. and i never met or read of anyone shorting a bull market and getting rich
dharma
Congratulations on catching that big move, what your saying makes a whole lot of sense to me... Haha still can't get my head around all this moon talk though
Notice my signature... I definitely consider myself a student of Livermore and thus obviously agree
#27
Posted 29 May 2009 - 01:36 PM
yes, he was a master trader w/deep understanding of the mechanics of the market. his illness ultimately got the better of him.check out the history of every bull market in your lifetime, each and every one ended in a craze, much like the nasdaq @5k in 2k. and most of that craze the stocks never had a dime in earnings and were in the stratosphere. gold will be no different. the names change , the reasons change, but in the end its human nature. fear and greed. dharmamy strategy is simple "a trend in motion will continue until it actually stops" aristotle
so, i entered the gold market in the low 400s and have been @least 80% invested since. and will remain so until well into the parabolic. and i never met or read of anyone shorting a bull market and getting rich
dharma
Congratulations on catching that big move, what your saying makes a whole lot of sense to me... Haha still can't get my head around all this moon talk though
Notice my signature... I definitely consider myself a student of Livermore and thus obviously agree
this old piece by richard smitten on livermore i found very helpful:http://www.financialsense.com/Experts/2004/Smitten.html
dharma
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Posted 01 June 2009 - 09:32 AM
#29
Posted 01 June 2009 - 12:16 PM