looks like its over, page-30

Gann don't worry about the cra/p they're flinging you. Anyone who is operating on the assumption that this market can continue to track commodity prices is very naive. I have a feeling we need to see every commodity start to move into hyperinflationary mode before the commodity bull is over. The funds are orchestrating something huge here and energy prices give them a very good basis to pull it off, because every commodity physically produced in this world has never been so expensive to produce. Goods are still cheap thanks to the massive deflationary foce that has been China and India.

I'd be moving away from equities and into futures. If grains futures continue to rally this will be very bad for the world economy.