Howdy Vorts. As a 12 year old kid, I went to the carnival and got suckered by the guy with the 3 walnut shells and the pea. 2 bits a guess what shell the pea was under.. 2 bucks later I stopped playing cuz I figured out the pea was being palmed in the crook of the guy's little finger.
So.. what if .. the ben ladin trades were simply a variation of the "ole shell game"' ... plus a little innovation using the magicians "sparkler" waving in front of your face. The stock market has been :made " to bounce" a few hundred points every couple days.. but.. the trend is down from the highs. Somebody can make some real money on the spread,,, provided they have a ringer in the audience like an auctioneer. A perfect ringer can be a " false flag" created by a ben ladin type trade. Somebody out there has a deck of marked cards. They may be same guys behind the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank. Please don't blow smoke by trying to tell me the Fed doesn't know who executed the ben ladin trades and they can't stop them. Had a younger CPA friend tell me the other day he was getting out of one of the huge big 4 accounting firms cuz these firms were gonna be the designated "fall guys" like Arthur Anderson with Enron. The next day I read KPMG was being investigated. The Fed has developed the habit of falling on their back and speading their legs way to soon for me. But like the Carnival slick that took my 2 bucks said.. don't ever play the other man's game and never dance to the other gals tune. Richard
