From Zero Hedge:
The big problem in London is that their derivatives on gold are about 50 to 100-to-1. That’s the amount of derivatives. So if I take out that 1 ounce, the balloon around it -- the derivative -- is getting bigger and bigger and bigger until it’s ready to totally implode.
And that’s what you are seeing now.
So right now, people are going to say: how high can it go? And I’m going to tell you: you are going to go to sleep on Thursday night and gold may be $1,670. And then you wake up the next day and it’s going to be a banking holiday. And gold will be $3,000 bid, no offer. No offer -- and it will be a banking holiday. Because there will be a failure to deliver.
You’ve got to have physical coins or bars. If all you have is a piece of paper -- that’s all it is! It will just blow up in smoke.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Unusual for an Options Mentor to Post His Loser
Don't Bet Against the Straddle | Option Pit
Hats off to Option Pit for being honest. Very refreshing.
Hats off to Option Pit for being honest. Very refreshing.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Update: Option Wizards®: real life success stories from the financial markets
First full-month sales of our new book: surprisingly gratifying. We seem to have struck a nerve.
They say "nothing succeeds like success." We might alter that ever so slightly: 'nothing succeeds like success stories.'
Available from the publisher or Amazon.
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