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If the longs get squeeze by manipulation. And that is wrong blah, blah, blah.
Now when someone/something bigger comes and squeeze the shorts.
That manipulation too.
So what the point of the bulletin authors' screaming its manipulation one way
or the other? The move downside is false because longs are squeeze but the
move upside is real because that's what they are calling for, that the shorts
are not squeeze is besides the point?
Context, context.
At 09:00 PM 10/5/99 +0100, Judith Gledhill / Mark Oliver wrote:
>oh dear this is getting tragic are we now supposed to feel sorry becoz
>investment banks are abt to get royally bathed......... i mean its not
>aproblem when the little guys get stuffed but heavens above if the rocket
>scientists are getting embalmed its a manipulation hahhahhahahhahahh wake up
>my frd
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Andrew <warlord@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Date: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 1:09 PM
>Subject: Re: Fwd: BULLETIN- GOLD UP $12 AFTER COMEX CLOSE- HANNIBALS
>FLEEING - TOM CRUISE
>
>
>>So what makes this upmove not a manipulation to squeeze the shorts?
>>
>>At 08:55 PM 10/4/99 -0700, Larry Muir wrote:
>>>To anybody who doesn't like gold market information DON'T READ THIS
>>>and don't send me your hate mail just skip this
>>>this is educational so it won't interest you.
>>>I would like to share this letter I was sent because this a huge historic
>>>event in the markets. I thought what gata was saying made sense and it
>looks
>>>like they were accurate. As far as trading goes I would say being long
>gold
>>>could be profitable.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Don't read past this point if you are not interested in something
>>>educational
>>>>Many of you know that there are a gazillion
>>>>390 Dec Comex calls outstanding. We know for a
>>>>fact that most of them are uncovered calls. A well
>>>>known floor trader told me that if $390 is taken
>>>>out to the upside, the Comex could be in VERY
>>>>SERIOUS TROUBLE.
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