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van Gecko 00:09 GMT October 7, 2008
Quito Valdez 23:47 GMT October 6, 2008// may be some are still looking for "shady spots" over @ the other side -->> of the mountain.. waiting for the Dow to bounce so they can get more value for their money.. :)

Quito Valdez 23:47 GMT October 6, 2008
van Gecko 23:26 GMT October 6, 2008 That's the big question...where's it going?


van Gecko 23:26 GMT October 6, 2008
Dow dropped nearly 1300 point since last Wednesday & Gold can't even take out last Wednesday's high.. where have all those risk averse flight to quality goldies gone?
AZUSA 4x-ed 21:42 GMT October 6, 2008 @_@
Gold update in the archive..


GVI Forex Jay 22:06 GMT October 6, 2008
AZUSA 4x-ed 21:42 GMT October 6, 2008 - you have not been on GVI for over two years and prior to that, only for a brief time. Not sure therefore how you can make any statement about GVI and therefore surprised at the comments.

AZUSA 4x-ed 21:42 GMT October 6, 2008
Re: GVI Side --- Moon, although I appreciate your loyalty to GVI, I cannot say that I share the same feeling about that >>> side of the forum. Sure, you will have the benefit of a few decent posters, but my overall experience with the ‘GVI Side’ cannot even marginally justify the membership renewal cost.

If access to GVI has improved your trading or added to your bottom line, then more power to you. Sharing some concrete examples of ‘when and how’ would be more than welcome. Otherwise, my advice to the uninitiated is to use the $$ for a few worthwhile market books.

Alaska Moon 20:56 GMT October 6, 2008
Just a thought while the forum is not so busy. Anyone who is really serious about trading should subscribe to the GVI side. Both forums run side by side, and the GVI side has a lot of info that we miss on this side.
It seems that most of our professional traders post on the GVI side.
Moon


re. Gold update
At 5:03 PM, Anonymous said...
Many thanks my good Sir! I can only hope that you will continue to share your views and great ideas.
May these historical market dislocations award you to the fullest!

Mumbai NS 12:12 GMT October 6, 2008
Gud perspective there mate

van Gecko 11:20 GMT October 6, 2008
re. Gold, an accident waiting to happen?:
//AZUSA 4x-ed 19:20 GMT October 3, 2008// hope you're fine..
Long term trends rarely reverse quickly & markets often over-shoot & tease convictions with counter moves over a period of time prior to making any sustained turn.. Reacting to market warning signs with good risk adjusted analytics is an integral part of all long & medium term strategic play.. Since all of us are only transient player in a never ending game where major tops & bottoms are only evident in hindsight, one should be content with placing the right bets on part of a move instead of kicking our behind over all those "lost pips" looking at the charts afterward..
update on Gold under the current market dynamics


AZUSA 4x-ed 19:20 GMT October 3, 2008
Gold, an accident waiting to happen?:
Our Porkchoptitist, Van Gecko, wrote an interesting piece in January 2007 on the correlation between gold and copper. At that time, his conclusion was that "underlying market dynamics points to an accident.."

Not being critical at all of that miscalculation VG! Just simply wondering if you are ready to visit that idea under the current market dynamics?

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