Well it's time for Markets Gone Wild, but you may not have the DVD, so let's recap: The Fed has been heavily telegraphing an accelerated money-printing schedule, driving bankers, traders, and speculators into all matter of commodities, stocks, and various exotic financial instruments.

Here's a summary:

* Silver reached a new 30-year high this morning. Incredibly bullish action. I think you should stay long silver here, a way to do that is SLV, or a mining company like Pan American Silver (PAAS), or silver futures. (Disclosure: I'm long all of the above). I've been bullish on silver for what seems like forever, and I remain so.

* Gold made a new high, and pulled back. With more money-printing on the way, it looks poised to break out, again.

* Our Riverbed/FFIV pairs trade worked out okay, in a strange way. F5 Networks (FFIV) has climbed 14% since we spotlighted the idea (we were short), but Riverbed (RVBD) is up 30% (we were long), so if you did the pairs long/short trade the difference has netted about 15%. Not bad for a month's work. The philosophy of this trade worked out okay -- the cloud "bubble" had pushed FFIV to a more unreasonalbe valuation, and it was time for Riverbed to catch up. (Disclosure: I am out of the trade, I think "cloud networking stocks" are getting overextended, though I still like Riverbed long term).

* New highs in stocks we like: EBIX, RVBD, PAAS

* Remember Right Now (RNOW)? Incredibly strong stock. Methinks something is up.

 

BIG SKY, MT -- RightNow Technologies  (Nasdaq: RNOW), a provider of customer-service software, today launched an ambitious new platform to open up the way customer service applications are built "in the cloud."

With the new "Cloud CX Platform," RightNow is honing its focus around improving customer experiences across the Web. With so much marketing hype and confusion built around "cloud computing," this is an important expansion of RightNow's CX (Customer Experience) product that the company hopes will help differentiate itself in the larger cloud services market -- basically any software than can be sold as a service (Saas).

"This is our largest product announcement to date," said Greg Gianforte, CEO of RightNow, at the launch event here this morning. "We're exposing our cloud platform to our customers."