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during the height of the silver boom, they caught a group of thieves that were
robbing houses of all the silver. They had a van with a smelter in the back
and, as they drove away from the victims home, they smelted the silver. The
problem turned out to be getting rid of the knife blades. That is how they got
caught. What will they do with those internet stocks when the bubble bursts, as
it will. I know. They will keep them in their safety deposit boxes and claim
that they haven't lost any money because they haven't sold them yet. Ira
Michael wrote:
> I don't necessarily disagree with your conclusion regarding rule changes
> causing market direction shifts, but my impression was that the public was
> selling the family silverware, etc near the top of the silver market. Sure,
> many bought and got caught in futures, etc. but the lines I saw were people
> selling to the dealers who set up shop in malls to buy scrap silver. The
> small investor has for the most part gained immensely from the rise
> (bubble?) in internet stocks as well as in their 401 K's, much to my dismay,
> unfortunately.
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