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There are so many things to write about today.
We could ponder the likelihood of Goldman Sachs issuing a “sell” on commodities while holding a massive shorting position – but conspiracy theories are so old-school, and just because they’ve done this sort of thing before, it doesn’t mean they would do it again, does it…?
We could look at the (my opinion) brilliant Nadeem Walayat of the Market Oracle, who is suggesting Australia’s sharemarket going nowhere for 18 months, “…is corrective and implies resolution to the upside”. We could look at his recently released Stocks-Stealth-Bull-Market-2011-by-Nadeem-Walayat and go through the massive amount of research underlying his thoughts – but it is a Friday, and do we really want to do that on a Friday? Maybe on a Saturday, with a cup of tea and a biscuit.
There would be a lot of fun conversation over dinner tonight if we were to fully investigate the fellow in Los Angeles who charged new Chinese immigrants wads of money to sign up to his fake army unit, which he then paraded around the local streets.
But no… the point here is to convince you to fill out a very quick survey for me… See, there’s even a video to emphasise the point and to aid your humour on a lovely Friday afternoon, replete with a rather terrifying facial expression. Note to self – more work required on video editing…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XztaOY9rMRQ
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Hi Michael,
It really must take up your time to provide this material. I usually find Musings to be very interesting – as the format and selection is right now!
Keep up the good work – if you can manage it!
Thanks….Neville Ward