
His bearish take on the broad markets, and his affinity for gold, are similar to my own perspective.

He was sufficiently gracious to cite my article yesterday (Saville's Thesis Accords with Hunt's Thesis - Serendipitously) on my probably more than transient alliance with Steve Saville over the influence of inflation on precious metal markets.
As Richard was kind enough to refer to my work, I shall cite his also.

Glad to see you are starting to get with the program, pictures from the arctic.
ReplyDeleteThere appears to be reason for hope.
As a Canadian Bearish investor, I definitely felt that the polar bear was the only animal that could correctly symbolize my views. If it means going further north to get a good look at them, well then, let's go do it!
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