Unfortunately, Louise, no matter how smat he has been in the past, has never run into this situation in the past. Tell me please, when was the last time we had a deficite of 2+ Trillion dollars and climbing. If the market is so smart and projects into the future, then why isn't gold already at $3500? Something is going on that Louise doesn't understand unless he forsees the DOW at 2000 in the near term - or maybe the DOW at 1000 and gold at $500?
On Mar 04 12:15 PM freddyv wrote:
> "Historically gold has been a place to hide when the dollar is weak." > > > You miss the point: ALL currencies are weak and so gold will be the > true, "currency of last resort." > > Louise Yamada pointed out that gold is likely to come into a 1:1 > to 1:2 ratio of the Dow within the next few years and that makes > a lot of sense. > > If you don't know who Louise Yamada is I suggest you Google her because > she is probably the single best analyst on Wall Street today. She > is no spring chicken and understands how to use technical analysis > in combination with all sorts of other data.
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Unfortunately, Louise, no matter how smat he has been in the past, has never run into this situation in the past. Tell me please, when was the last time we had a deficite of 2+ Trillion dollars and climbing. If the market is so smart and projects into the future, then why isn't gold already at $3500? Something is going on that Louise doesn't understand unless he forsees the DOW at 2000 in the near term - or maybe the DOW at 1000 and gold at $500?
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On Mar 04 12:15 PM freddyv wrote:
> "Historically gold has been a place to hide when the dollar is weak."
>
>
> You miss the point: ALL currencies are weak and so gold will be the
> true, "currency of last resort."
>
> Louise Yamada pointed out that gold is likely to come into a 1:1
> to 1:2 ratio of the Dow within the next few years and that makes
> a lot of sense.
>
> If you don't know who Louise Yamada is I suggest you Google her because
> she is probably the single best analyst on Wall Street today. She
> is no spring chicken and understands how to use technical analysis
> in combination with all sorts of other data.