I like to think in analogies and what I see is the market acting like a dying pin oak tree. When the pin oak begins to die it will spur new growth in the form of new limbs close to the base of the tree, closer to the roots where the water is more plentiful. This is called epicormic growth. To the untrained eye this looks healthy, however the tree has done this out of desperation and it is a sign of death. The markets could be in a "death phase" where extreme manipulation is needed to keep the whole thing "alive". For the untrained eye all looks well, good even, just like the new limbs on the dying pin oak. The tree can stay alive much longer in this state, just like the markets, however it is a sign, and it does mean death is coming sooner than later in my opinion.
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Very interesting.
I won't drag any of my personal commentary over here from my blogs because I now know you will censor opposing opinions and "suggestions." But I did give an update to my SLV trade at my blog and you definitely know how to find me. It was nice learning about the person that you really are, Greg. Since I refuse to meet any of your conditions and you obviously refuse to update your positions in an easy to understand and "honest" fashion I believe the situation will remain "status quo" into the future betwixt you and me. I won't call you names any more, Greg. I will only continue to provide the "facts" about the trades you post at your web blog. That should be "more than fair" if you are a man of your word.