by evilgenius » Sun 04 May 2008, 00:25:51
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Hurt your feelings have I? That was not my intention. My point is that I have been trying to tell the gold bulls for quite a while what could happen and nobody listened. I made this string of posts because I want people to pay attention to more than those that agree with them. Believe it or not, I care if I see people heading for a cliff and think I can do anything about it. If I tell you what I plan on doing what is that to you? Maybe you will listen and maybe you won't.
Maybe I am a little emphatic because I am a little tired of all of the gold bull sentiment against what I have said. Maybe I am tired of having to re-explain why I say what I say every single time because nobody wants to either check out any of my old posts when they encounter something that ought to alarm them or cruise the net in order to see if anybody else thinks like I do. Anybody can win a one sided argument. I have paid plenty of attention to the likes of you. Do you like one sided arguments or are you ready to pay attention (listening doesn't have to mean you agree) to the likes of me?
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Do you know who you remind me of?
Brainy SmurfThanks for the advice buddy!
but it's okay I think I'll survive without your help.
If you know so much about investing why don't you amass extreme wealth and buy that 15,000 sq ft mansion.
You can show how much you "care" about us by inviting us over to a party sometime.

BTW I still think gold is in a long term bull market. You may recall after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 there was a massive sell of in commodities almost across the board just like right now. Oil went from $80 down to $50. All the "mainstream" news people loudly declare the end to the commodity bull market....but we all know what happened after that. Prices skyrocketed afterwards: gold, oil, wheat, rice, etc... All markets go through boom and bust cycles and yes commodities will go bust in the future, but not now. I believe we still have at least 5 more years before this commodity bull market ends. When gold hits $3,000 and oil is $300 then I'll start to get scarred and say folks maybe we're at the top?
I want to be mad at you but that just defeats the purpose. I wouldn't be true to myself if I let everybody that disagreed with me wrankle me so. I am more concerned with how it is that someone can make a post on a site like this stating to watch out for gold's fall and then come back and not so much say, 'I told you so', but let's talk about what comes next and not get any real discussion, rather a bunch of, 'if I am going to fall I am going to do it in style and maybe take you with me rhetoric'. People like you don't seem to want to hear anything but what you can understand as common knowledge or knowledge that is arrived at by mutual understanding. I am sorry that a rogue like me upsets your applecart. No, I don't arrive at what I say by means of listening to what others say. Yes, I do want to hold it to the scrutiny which a site like this brings. You are way out of line with your childish assertions. Sure I might be a little guilty of gloating, but I did that with respect. How about a little respect from you? Are you capable of it or do you judge yourself?