Well, said, Coach, as usual. I've noticed over the last 8-10 years, that when us boys on the resource boards get really, really excited, the reason that we are excited almost always dissolves rapidly away into a bitter and then, apparently, faded, memory. The converse is not as consistenty true, but it's happened there too, albeit not so immediately (I'm talking one night to the next morning on the former phenomenon).

Given what's already happened with the silver price, it's apparently going to be interesting this evening and, of course, tomorrow's opening and follow-up action as well. On the other hand, we've been building to days of this type of volatility, but it looks like the next day or so could be like watching the Professional Bull Riders around here. If we actually lose something like $5 or so in the price of silver by tomorrow's close, you can bet many of the Johnny Come Lately's are going to be bucked right off this bull, many never to remount.

People may feel the G/S ratio is adjusting back towards gold's favor, as silver has had it's way with its aristocratic cousin for some time now. Short silver, long gold could be going on in a big way.