It's snowing like crazy here in Boulder at the moment, promising the whitest Christmas the Front Range has seen in recent memory. For the last week or so the snow has been piling up where it was most desperately needed -- in the drought-parched southwestern corner of the state, near Telluride and Durango. I'll be headed for the slopes myself shortly to meet an old friend and his family in Vail, provided I-70 is driveable. Since I'll be away from my office over the weekend and will miss Monday's shortened session on the NYSE, the next regular edition will be out on Wednesday. In the meantime, to all of my readers, I want to wish you the very happiest of holidays! ### Learn My Secrets 'While perusing some of your posts chronologically from months back, I'm truly struck by the remarkable prescience of many of your fearless calls. The results are uncannily accurate. Thanks again for this opportunity to profit from your usually directionally correct analyses. The subscription is worth every penny - and then some.' -- Colin L. MacVeagh, a subscriber Aloha Rick. I just want to thank you personally for all of your posts in Comex Gold and Silver. I have traded gold/silver futures for a decade and there is NO ONE who has identified prices as accurately as you do. FACT: Your New Year's Eve call of a high at 643.10 call was dead-on (even if floor traders ran it up a few days later to flush the momentum traders.) But your subsequent forecast of a pullback low at 603.00 was mind boggling! I Sold my longs at 643.10 and covered my shorts at 603.00 -- the exact bottom. -- Mark Johnson, Hawaiian subscriber *** Want to learn exactly how I do it? Then click here for
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