RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:observationWell, never is a long time....What the "no-enders" presumably are saying is that the Fed won't end QE until it is forced to by circumstances getting out of their control. Either a crisis in the dollar, a bond market crash, a spike in interest rates, or some other "slowly first, then suddenly" event that makes the money printing moot. The Fed is already becoming largely impotent in the West, but if it continues on its present course it may suffer castration from the East as well, Han dynasty style. (What a nice 100th birthday present that would be.)
Not much happening with SSL/SAND lately....a protracted buying opportunity for those who haven't reached their quota. IMO, almost everything that has brought the stock price so far down has to do with gold and not with the company itself, and can therefore be expected to reverse (probably rapidly) at some juncture. The same can't be said of SND, of course, whose wounds are largely self-inflicted.