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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bluesboy65, post: 1165301, member: 23329&quot;]Agreed.&nbsp; The thing is that a contingent of the status quo crowd is not satisfied to have a factual discussion focussed on creating a well reasoned argument for metals going down.&nbsp; Rather, the focus becomes supporting one&#039;s negative rhetoric and chastising those with a more, well reasoned bullish sentiment from exciting irrational exuberance in the newbies.&nbsp; The negative crowd &quot;protecting&quot; the hoards of new people to the forum from the &quot;to the moon&quot; people.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>As you mentioned a lot of this discussion was happening around the $26 mark and, at the margin, it looks like some were “protected” from $20 of upside.&nbsp; It sort of works both ways.&nbsp; I can totally respect those that walked the talk and have sold most of their position.&nbsp; From reading some of the recent posts, many in the negative crowd are still holding theirs ... curious.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The discussion pro and con should be presented and I expect people to be passionate about their position, but one cannot presume to know the future.&nbsp; In this case, time has declared the underlying analysis of the bullish sentiment the winner.</p><p><br /></p><p>As Desertgem mentioned, no trend lasts forever and neither will this one.&nbsp; The next month will be very interesting for PM’s.&nbsp; I too am in a holding pattern to see what comes out of Bernanke’s speech, the debt ceiling talks in Washington and the end of QE2 before making any moves.&nbsp; I expect to be able to buy in the $37-39 range this summer.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bluesboy65[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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