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goldopportunityon Jun 20, 2018 9:19am
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RE:RE:Fwiw........
RE:RE:Fwiw........Hey shylock -- here's back at you good bud. Your insightful posts have read the psychological pulse of all concerned in this drama -- including the buyers, sellers and naysayers. And your profiles on EO have exposed just how diabolical and narcissistic this monster really is. Great work, shylock. Jmvho.
goldopp
Shylock wrote:
"Very probable analysis. Thank you for calculating/analyzing this every day. Much appreciated.
I believe it is a pretty foregone conclusion that there are those self-interested opportunists lurking in the shadows of the "Alexandria scuffle" and hoping the tempest in a teapot will have waves sufficiently high to wash the weak share-containing hands over the rim of the teacup!
These sorts of squbbles are rife in such situations, either accidental or contrived. For every seller there is a buyer and if there is anything these opportunists excel at, it is this: read the mood of the shareholders and fan the flames of fear and frustration in the hope that said the targeted victim(s) will capitulate, throw in the sponge, and let their shares go at any price. For the paltry sum which will change hands, so also will the shares from weak hands to strong - because - these opportunists know that in due time and once the "battle" has ceased, the gold will remain and sanity once more shall prevail. Then the market will be singing a very different tune.
That tune will bring joy to the opportunits' hearts and reality to the hearts of their victims for then they will KNOW that they should have held and not have allowed themselves to have been negatively influenced at those yanking their strings of emotion and thereby swindling them out of their shares worth a multiple of that for which they changed hands during these tumultuous days.
But thus has it ever been. The strong prey on the weak.
Would that the weak woke up to the schemes being thus prepetrated and took a leaf out of Jesse Livermore's book: "be right, sit tight."
Anyway, goldopp, thanks for your diligent attention to trading patterns and assessments of the liklihoods of various trading scenarios."