I enjoy sharing ideas, I try to look at problem solving from all different angles, thus always interested in others perspectives.
It's interesting, I read a paper lately about how think tanks typically underperform individual problem solving. Kinda hard for me to believe that though.
Think tanls have been taken over by political ideologues that are trapped in cognitive dissonance. They pick a solution and then look for ways to support that ideology rather then seeing a problem and finding a realistic way to solve it. It used to be Think Tanks were part of actual universities ans academic institutions and now they are just wings of the parties run by politicians. What was the latest? Heritage is going to be run by Jim DeMint.....oh yes, Jim DeMint the scholar....
dudes - I am not sure if anyone got in MLNX...I actually was long the stock for a trade and sold the day before the election. After looking into it some more they have a serious fundamental risk in that Intel can easily bypass their infinibands in their chips and render them essentially obsolete. Right now MLNX has an edge on competition but they are catching up. INTC bought out a company that provides this and they will eventually bypass them.
I bet if you looked at the correlation between Nat Gas and the general market, it would be negative - have no idea why, doesn't seem to make sense really.
Energy in general though feels like we are going through a change from everyone being negative and energy is dead due to over production to more positive vibes. The inventory numbers yesterday caused a big jump as probably too many people were leaning the other way and there is quite a bit of M&A going on and, in Canada, we are seeing the move of the small guys to dividend payors which I think is what the market wants and will be rewarded as they prove they can make the payouts.
A couple weeks ago I posted about how it would be sinister if Silver crashed and AUMN went up. Well that's definitely happening today. Sinister indeed.
"My only consolation right now is that prices have continuted down! "
Yeah, I sold SVM on the way down to $7 but I also sold SWC at $9.30 I was betting on an economic recovery that went awry on a mean detour, and silver was already overpriced and coming back to earth.
One thing we can count on is that technology allows us to improve properties of materials, thus use less. I recently learned an old friend of mine is working on a project to improve the catalytic converter by depositing the metals onto the substrate by using epitaxy instead of the old wasteful method of dipping the substrate in a wet bath, my guess is this will work well, reducing consumption dramatically.
My POS stock AMBS is presenting at some conference on 1/8/13 and the co-founder of Amgen is going to "provide his views on areas of significant commercial potential for MANF beyond Parkinson's disease." I'm beginning to wonder if this is not a scam after all...hmmm...
I also bought more SNE today at $11.01 to $11.03. I'm contemplating just dumping everything into it. I feel much more comfortable owning it, especially in light of continued negative articles and negative commentary from brokerage houses. Thanks for posting those articles. No one is talking about how the crashing Yen will help them which is extremely positive in my mind.
I think they're trying to talk it down, which is why I posted that article. I mean seriously, how much lower could it go and are you going to bet against SONY coming up with something that is a game changer? WTF? If Samsung can do it then Sony is a good bet.
One reason there isn't a cable/satelite game changer for TV (apple TV) is the business model is blocked by those that saw what happened with the ipod and music. What would stop a powerhouse like Sony from leveraging their stock of movies and music from doing what apple would if they had the content? How about a phone designed specifically for gamers? They have the content and the other phones aren't all that. There are a lot of places they could leverage their content and position.
You want to know what's really ticking me off? I stared long and hard at BAC this morning and was ready to jump in. Instead, I chose the panic in silver. WTF.
Silver - Forgot to mention, these days I mostly ignore in amazement all I read concerning hypothesis over PM's, but I should mention reading yrah last night where Paulson's customers have begun yanking their money out of the Paulson fund and this could be part of the reason for recent weakness in PM's:
MLNX - Oh, profit warning huh? Okay I don't know how or why they make money doing it but that might explain why this one was pumped up early yesterday!
I guess this guy Waldman was doing the pumping:
12/19/12: 04:27PM "Waldman: Mellanox Has the Fastest Interconnects" at Bloomberg
Man, we sure do get trampled when the elephants retreat from their water hole.
Just buy SNE dude. You know it's going much higher. And you won't have to deal with the BS shakeouts and whatnot...well you will but most of that has already passed. In 6 months you will be much wealthier and you won't have as much gray hair.
Did you get my post last night? SLV support is $28. That level goes back to December of 2011/Jan 2012, then again was resistance in June before it gapped through it. I would be watching $28 as the next level.
since the market loves to F with us, I'll bet it doesn't make it to $28 and reverses before giving traders to comfort of a well defined stop.
Sorry, guys. For some reason I don't believe SNE will rocket higher without at least a few realistic 'tests' or 'retests.' I'm also thinking more than even odds the miners get REALLY TESTED, to the point where even diehards give it up. Today's pullback is bad. But not nearly as bad as I've seen it.
SGG - Closed that gap up from $68.51, not sure how significant this is considering the crappy status of ETF domain but at least it's now above it's opening price.
Buy signal is forming. Tiny price to sales ratio, almost at breakeven in cash flow. Could be an interesting one to park a small chunk of change in just in case it turns things around. Debt is a bit too high for my taste, though.
At this point for Silver I would be looking for higher lows on RSI_EMA in the face of lower lows for silver. That would suggest that a bottom is near. Right now there is no intermediate bottom signal whatsoever.
Wow, I don't know whether I am more amazed to see the large drop in SLV/GLD or the fact that AUMN is green despite this drop and despite GDXJ being down 2%! I *really* like GDXJ here for a long-term trade. Since I am already deeply on margin with my broker, it turns out that buying 2 GDXJ calls drops my margin buying power by the same amount as buying 200 shares of GDXJ. However, I figured an even better way of buying GDXJ, which avoids jacking up my margin debt on which I have to pay interest to ETrade -- I just sold 2 contracts of May $25 puts on GDXJ at $5.60. So by May, I will either pocket more than 1K if GDXJ rises above $25 or I will buy GDXJ in May at $19.40 (and will save myself 5 months of margin interest I would have to pay if I bought GDXJ shares today). Both outcomes are highly welcomed by me.
(a) This morning's failed trade takes me back to +18.4% YTD (all those minor trades added up and I was around +18.8%, which of course put pressure on me to make it an even +20%, right).
(b) What's wrong with +18.4%? Nuthin'!
(c) My capitulation (even on an intraday basis!) LIKELY means a short-term low has been put in.
(d) However, what if oversold becomes MORE oversold in the wacky world of miners?
(e) Bottom line> I'm just not willing to give up an eighteen-plus percentage gain for the year. Not even at the prospect of making an 'easy' 1-2% more overnight.
Market seems to agree with Jesse concerning the meaningless nature of the fiscal cliff, that bothers me.
MLNX - Still haven't seen anything about a profit warning, must be deeply buried under all the pump and fluff. Looks like our friends at Barclay's are busily dumping this one as fast as they can though, starting yesterday. Purely Technical, my ass!:
December 19, 2012, 1:12 P.M. ET
MLNX: Barclays Pounds Table on Oracle Biz after ‘Purely Technical’ Decline
"Barclays Capital‘s Joseph Wolf this morning reiterates an Overweight rating on server connectivity vendor Mellanox (MLNX), and a $140 price target, following Oracle‘s (ORCL) report last night of slightly better-than-expected fiscal Q3 revenue and earnings, and an in-line view for this quarter, writing that the database vendor’s comments about hardware should “refocus” investors on “the positive fundamentals for Mellanox products.”
The strong action in the miners today suggests that today's drop in SLV is bullshit. So I just bought 2 contracts of January 2014 $25 SLV calls at $5.70. Also, in case SLV drops more tomorrow, I placed a sell limit order for 2 contracts of July 2013 $33 puts at $6.00.
"(e) Bottom line> I'm just not willing to give up an eighteen-plus percentage gain for the year. Not even at the prospect of making an 'easy' 1-2% more overnight."
Maybe this is where leverage should be used, where if you're wrong you eat the entire amount as a loss or inversely, when you're right you walk away with out-sized gains?
(1) While its naive to say that something won't go down and re-test lows, SNE put in an island reversal, which is one of the most powerful chart patterns I've seen. Typically the best you will see is a retest of the gap that completes the reversal but even then it's rare. The reason being so many people were trapped in that island and the reversal is a powerful sentiment changer...especially when it occurs at the end of a long multi-year run (think of one after a long bull run if it makes it easier to picture since it is just the reverse of what SNE has gone through).
(2) If you agree that SNE will be significantly higher within a year or so then why not buy a partial stake here? Don't get me wrong I think 18% gains are freaking awesome given how little engaged you are with the market over the course of the year. That's impressive stuff. But think what a 50 or 100% return would do for you next year. Early retirement?
If it gets over $3.05 (i.e. recent rally highs) then its looking really good. Man I just looked at the weekly chart on that sucker and it's a thing of beauty.
Study prior charts with similar patterns to see where there might be signals for bottoming. Right now its in free fall with no discernible bottom in sight. If you look long enough you will see similarities in them. After you can identify them then it's just a matter of controlling your emotions.
It's funny. I was watching when it happened and the bid vanished for a brief second and a big block went though at 2.80 then climbed right back up. How much you want to be that was a market order?
AUMN is up 3.5% today despite SLV being down 3.5% -- how cool is that? :) Does it show that AUMN is still greatly undervalued relative to the price of silver/gold (after its unexplainable 50% drop in Sept-Nov) and still has more upside ahead of it?
NSPH- The one nice thing about today's move was the steady rice all day. All the other moves up were early morning on news everyone knew. Maybe this one will stick.
If they 'liked it' @ 40 and 'loved it' @ 30, then I can only guess I have a shot at short-term exhiliration @ 26.1x. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteSpot silver now 30.18...
ReplyDeleteUSLV continues its dive, now @ 25.86...These are serious waves, bro.
ReplyDeleteWhy we should ignore my last post link last night.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2012/12/10-stocks-to-last-the-decade/
Spot silver's @ 30. I love the freaking panic here.
ReplyDeleteSLW @ 34.71...
ReplyDeleteMLNX - Another new low for the week. Tough crowd!
ReplyDeleteSure is dropping fast......
DeleteThis MLNX makes me long for MGIC a mirror opposite open from yesterday. ugh.
ReplyDeleteThe next Fib support is around 55, glad I'm the only one in the lifeboat.
Stocks to last a decade, that sucks CC.
I was thinking of picking some up, not sure what to do now.
DeleteYeah, that should be called 'buy and get robbed'.
DeleteIt would have better for Fortune to use the headline "Free Lunch, Pay no attention to the men with guns."
Cannot say, it is great sharing ideas, but we have to make our own choices when it comes to execution.
DeleteTake me to the gallows.
I enjoy sharing ideas, I try to look at problem solving from all different angles, thus always interested in others perspectives.
DeleteIt's interesting, I read a paper lately about how think tanks typically underperform individual problem solving. Kinda hard for me to believe that though.
Think tanls have been taken over by political ideologues that are trapped in cognitive dissonance. They pick a solution and then look for ways to support that ideology rather then seeing a problem and finding a realistic way to solve it. It used to be Think Tanks were part of actual universities ans academic institutions and now they are just wings of the parties run by politicians. What was the latest? Heritage is going to be run by Jim DeMint.....oh yes, Jim DeMint the scholar....
DeleteI learned to spell in a think tank.
DeleteGDXJ @ 20.17...
ReplyDeleteGDX @ 44.83...
ReplyDeleteMLNX- Was there any news?
ReplyDeleteORCL filed BK. (Just kidding!)
DeleteShit! David's screwed...
DeleteI swear this is the worst ticker a Co. could choose...FOLD, any one follow it.
ReplyDeleteLOL, at least it's straight forward. Drug trial didn't go well, Canaccord says buy.
DeleteAdded to USLV @ 25.1x... Holy ----, man.
ReplyDeletedudes - I am not sure if anyone got in MLNX...I actually was long the stock for a trade and sold the day before the election. After looking into it some more they have a serious fundamental risk in that Intel can easily bypass their infinibands in their chips and render them essentially obsolete. Right now MLNX has an edge on competition but they are catching up. INTC bought out a company that provides this and they will eventually bypass them.
ReplyDeleteDamn, I just jumped in this morning and my head's spinning.
ReplyDeleteNat Gas bro. Buy signal was triggered a couple of days ago. It's not easy to sit through the gyrations but the buy signal is in effect.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone notice that nat gas picks up when the general market is down?
DeleteI bet if you looked at the correlation between Nat Gas and the general market, it would be negative - have no idea why, doesn't seem to make sense really.
DeleteEnergy in general though feels like we are going through a change from everyone being negative and energy is dead due to over production to more positive vibes. The inventory numbers yesterday caused a big jump as probably too many people were leaning the other way and there is quite a bit of M&A going on and, in Canada, we are seeing the move of the small guys to dividend payors which I think is what the market wants and will be rewarded as they prove they can make the payouts.
Nat Gas is probably underpriced in terms of US Treasuries?
DeleteGold about to break uptrend line. I might have to get involved soon here.
ReplyDeletePanic in the mining sector? Sure feels like the real thing to me.
ReplyDeleteAUMN is green, GPL is green, seems like someone's anticipating some upside. I wanna be ready if they're wrong.
DeleteA couple weeks ago I posted about how it would be sinister if Silver crashed and AUMN went up. Well that's definitely happening today. Sinister indeed.
DeleteMLNX - Really looks and acts horrible, does this qualify it as one only dumb money would buy?
ReplyDeleteI give in, bros. Out of all miners. Took a -0.4% hit with the wipeout.
ReplyDeleteMy only consolation right now is that prices have continuted down!
DeleteI'll have to post exact exit prices later.
Delete"My only consolation right now is that prices have continuted down! "
DeleteYeah, I sold SVM on the way down to $7 but I also sold SWC at $9.30 I was betting on an economic recovery that went awry on a mean detour, and silver was already overpriced and coming back to earth.
One thing we can count on is that technology allows us to improve properties of materials, thus use less. I recently learned an old friend of mine is working on a project to improve the catalytic converter by depositing the metals onto the substrate by using epitaxy instead of the old wasteful method of dipping the substrate in a wet bath, my guess is this will work well, reducing consumption dramatically.
Alright, let's put the bad news in print!
ReplyDeleteGDXJ closed @ 19.97
USLV closed @ 24.69
GDX closed @ 44.41
SLW closed @ 34.30
My POS stock AMBS is presenting at some conference on 1/8/13 and the co-founder of Amgen is going to "provide his views on areas of significant commercial potential for MANF beyond Parkinson's disease." I'm beginning to wonder if this is not a scam after all...hmmm...
ReplyDeleteI also bought more SNE today at $11.01 to $11.03. I'm contemplating just dumping everything into it. I feel much more comfortable owning it, especially in light of continued negative articles and negative commentary from brokerage houses. Thanks for posting those articles. No one is talking about how the crashing Yen will help them which is extremely positive in my mind.
I think they're trying to talk it down, which is why I posted that article. I mean seriously, how much lower could it go and are you going to bet against SONY coming up with something that is a game changer? WTF? If Samsung can do it then Sony is a good bet.
DeleteOne reason there isn't a cable/satelite game changer for TV (apple TV) is the business model is blocked by those that saw what happened with the ipod and music. What would stop a powerhouse like Sony from leveraging their stock of movies and music from doing what apple would if they had the content? How about a phone designed specifically for gamers? They have the content and the other phones aren't all that. There are a lot of places they could leverage their content and position.
MLNX - Dang, road kill, mince meat, flat cat.
ReplyDeleteMLNX, I quit too, something about a profit warning, who needs that.
ReplyDeleteProbably up 10% tommorrow.
You want to know what's really ticking me off? I stared long and hard at BAC this morning and was ready to jump in. Instead, I chose the panic in silver. WTF.
ReplyDeleteSilver - Forgot to mention, these days I mostly ignore in amazement all I read concerning hypothesis over PM's, but I should mention reading yrah last night where Paulson's customers have begun yanking their money out of the Paulson fund and this could be part of the reason for recent weakness in PM's:
ReplyDeletehttp://yrah53.wordpress.com/
I think it was Merrill dropped the Paulson funds and downgraded them to liquidate.
DeleteMLNX - Oh, profit warning huh? Okay I don't know how or why they make money doing it but that might explain why this one was pumped up early yesterday!
ReplyDeleteI guess this guy Waldman was doing the pumping:
12/19/12: 04:27PM "Waldman: Mellanox Has the Fastest Interconnects" at Bloomberg
Man, we sure do get trampled when the elephants retreat from their water hole.
Now I need to decide whether to jump back into miners...
ReplyDeleteJust buy SNE dude. You know it's going much higher. And you won't have to deal with the BS shakeouts and whatnot...well you will but most of that has already passed. In 6 months you will be much wealthier and you won't have as much gray hair.
DeleteDid you get my post last night? SLV support is $28. That level goes back to December of 2011/Jan 2012, then again was resistance in June before it gapped through it. I would be watching $28 as the next level.
Deletesince the market loves to F with us, I'll bet it doesn't make it to $28 and reverses before giving traders to comfort of a well defined stop.
Sorry, guys. For some reason I don't believe SNE will rocket higher without at least a few realistic 'tests' or 'retests.' I'm also thinking more than even odds the miners get REALLY TESTED, to the point where even diehards give it up. Today's pullback is bad. But not nearly as bad as I've seen it.
DeleteSGG - Closed that gap up from $68.51, not sure how significant this is considering the crappy status of ETF domain but at least it's now above it's opening price.
ReplyDeleteHigher highs, higher lows:
ReplyDeletehttp://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=APP+Interactive#symbol=app;range=1y;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;
Buy signal is forming. Tiny price to sales ratio, almost at breakeven in cash flow. Could be an interesting one to park a small chunk of change in just in case it turns things around. Debt is a bit too high for my taste, though.
At this point for Silver I would be looking for higher lows on RSI_EMA in the face of lower lows for silver. That would suggest that a bottom is near. Right now there is no intermediate bottom signal whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteWow, I don't know whether I am more amazed to see the large drop in SLV/GLD or the fact that AUMN is green despite this drop and despite GDXJ being down 2%! I *really* like GDXJ here for a long-term trade. Since I am already deeply on margin with my broker, it turns out that buying 2 GDXJ calls drops my margin buying power by the same amount as buying 200 shares of GDXJ. However, I figured an even better way of buying GDXJ, which avoids jacking up my margin debt on which I have to pay interest to ETrade -- I just sold 2 contracts of May $25 puts on GDXJ at $5.60. So by May, I will either pocket more than 1K if GDXJ rises above $25 or I will buy GDXJ in May at $19.40 (and will save myself 5 months of margin interest I would have to pay if I bought GDXJ shares today). Both outcomes are highly welcomed by me.
ReplyDeleteThe miners are definitely ----ing with MY head this morning.
ReplyDeleteTo be honest, here's what I'm thinking.
ReplyDelete(a) This morning's failed trade takes me back to +18.4% YTD (all those minor trades added up and I was around +18.8%, which of course put pressure on me to make it an even +20%, right).
(b) What's wrong with +18.4%? Nuthin'!
(c) My capitulation (even on an intraday basis!) LIKELY means a short-term low has been put in.
(d) However, what if oversold becomes MORE oversold in the wacky world of miners?
(e) Bottom line> I'm just not willing to give up an eighteen-plus percentage gain for the year. Not even at the prospect of making an 'easy' 1-2% more overnight.
Just like I expected yesterday, GMO bounced nicely today off that $3.90 support level -- did any of you buy it at $3.9x yesterday?
ReplyDeleteMarket seems to agree with Jesse concerning the meaningless nature of the fiscal cliff, that bothers me.
ReplyDeleteMLNX - Still haven't seen anything about a profit warning, must be deeply buried under all the pump and fluff. Looks like our friends at Barclay's are busily dumping this one as fast as they can though, starting yesterday. Purely Technical, my ass!:
December 19, 2012, 1:12 P.M. ET
MLNX: Barclays Pounds Table on Oracle Biz after ‘Purely Technical’ Decline
"Barclays Capital‘s Joseph Wolf this morning reiterates an Overweight rating on server connectivity vendor Mellanox (MLNX), and a $140 price target, following Oracle‘s (ORCL) report last night of slightly better-than-expected fiscal Q3 revenue and earnings, and an in-line view for this quarter, writing that the database vendor’s comments about hardware should “refocus” investors on “the positive fundamentals for Mellanox products.”
The volume is considerably more than GMO in comparison although GMO's market cap and float are both larger.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if these phenomenon hold any significance whatsoever...
This comment was an shot from the hip snapshot comparison of AUMN vs GMO
DeleteThe strong action in the miners today suggests that today's drop in SLV is bullshit. So I just bought 2 contracts of January 2014 $25 SLV calls at $5.70. Also, in case SLV drops more tomorrow, I placed a sell limit order for 2 contracts of July 2013 $33 puts at $6.00.
ReplyDeleteAlright, it's now obvious the mining brokers gamed the ---- out of me.
ReplyDeleteMLNX - Nice IH&S completed March of LAST YEAR.....
ReplyDelete"(e) Bottom line> I'm just not willing to give up an eighteen-plus percentage gain for the year. Not even at the prospect of making an 'easy' 1-2% more overnight."
ReplyDeleteMaybe this is where leverage should be used, where if you're wrong you eat the entire amount as a loss or inversely, when you're right you walk away with out-sized gains?
Have I lost my mojo? I don't know. If miners retest the lows of the day, I'm back in. If they don't, I'll wait.
ReplyDelete2nd - 2 things:
ReplyDelete(1) While its naive to say that something won't go down and re-test lows, SNE put in an island reversal, which is one of the most powerful chart patterns I've seen. Typically the best you will see is a retest of the gap that completes the reversal but even then it's rare. The reason being so many people were trapped in that island and the reversal is a powerful sentiment changer...especially when it occurs at the end of a long multi-year run (think of one after a long bull run if it makes it easier to picture since it is just the reverse of what SNE has gone through).
(2) If you agree that SNE will be significantly higher within a year or so then why not buy a partial stake here? Don't get me wrong I think 18% gains are freaking awesome given how little engaged you are with the market over the course of the year. That's impressive stuff. But think what a 50 or 100% return would do for you next year. Early retirement?
Yo Barry! Early Xmas present brought to you by NSPH. You taking it?
ReplyDeleteYo,no.
Deletewhat's your target and stop out point?
Delete3.40/2.20
DeleteBut I'm sure I'll wimp out before either happen.
DeleteIf it gets over $3.05 (i.e. recent rally highs) then its looking really good. Man I just looked at the weekly chart on that sucker and it's a thing of beauty.
DeleteYep. 3.05 is really key.
DeleteYou know, I sense I'm becoming emotional re the gold trade. I need to just get TF away from it.
ReplyDeleteStudy prior charts with similar patterns to see where there might be signals for bottoming. Right now its in free fall with no discernible bottom in sight. If you look long enough you will see similarities in them. After you can identify them then it's just a matter of controlling your emotions.
DeleteTC- Too funny. Man, have I been singling out transition points or what.
ReplyDeleteBy the way does anyone else have difficulty posting with an iPhone? I can't do it.
ReplyDeleteWorks great on the Note II.
DeleteSee?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the Note II? Is that an iPad?
ReplyDeleteOh Samsung...nevermind. Yeah I had no problems posting on a Droid device.
ReplyDeleteI just want to make sure I can post tomorrow from my bunker what with the end of the world and all.
ReplyDeleteI'm mixing drinks right now to put in storage...And that wasn't me puking up NSPH shares near the close.
ReplyDelete"And that wasn't me puking up NSPH shares near the close." I believe they refer to that as an end of the world trade.
ReplyDeleteAnotha wonderful day in the hood.....
ReplyDeleteIt's funny. I was watching when it happened and the bid vanished for a brief second and a big block went though at 2.80 then climbed right back up. How much you want to be that was a market order?
ReplyDeleteAUMN is up 3.5% today despite SLV being down 3.5% -- how cool is that? :) Does it show that AUMN is still greatly undervalued relative to the price of silver/gold (after its unexplainable 50% drop in Sept-Nov) and still has more upside ahead of it?
ReplyDeleteHmmm...mixed bag for RIMM. I'd have to guess it sells off though.
ReplyDeleteWowza!! Boy was I wrong.
Delete$70 to $6 in 20 months. A move to the 23.6% retracement or $21 shouldn't surprise anyone even if it ultimately goes to $0.
DeleteI WAS RIGHT!!!!
DeleteNKE- Nice.
ReplyDeleteNSPH- The one nice thing about today's move was the steady rice all day. All the other moves up were early morning on news everyone knew. Maybe this one will stick.
ReplyDeleteI think 2nd is looking for a silver flash crash type of sentiment. I could go for that.....
ReplyDeletenew post
ReplyDeleteJust checking in this evening, shocked that gold and silver haven't already reached $35/$1800 and begun their monster run.
ReplyDeleteB/c that's how our market leaves everyone sitting wondering WTF, on the train platform, right?
new post, bro
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