It tells you all you need to know, says Danske's Owen Callan, that the ECB would consider negative deposit rates rather than buying government paper. Draghi saying he has an "open mind" on negative deposit rates looks to be what sent the euro tumbling about 100 pips on one 5-minute bar. FXE -0.6% premarket. [View news story]
The banksters own the politicians. Otherwise many would already be in jail. In Greece the President was removed when he did not go along with what said banksters wanted. Iceland's economy improved rapidly once they put the feckless bastards there behind bars where they belong. In the US the inmates are clearly in charge of the asylum.
Beware of soothsayers/economists... Also beware of government officials and alphabet news propagandists. Use your brain and see great buying opportunties when they materialize. So called experts that predict that fiat currencies diluted to the tune of almost 100 billion per month are going to buy more not less gold going forward need to back away from the hopium pipe. Anyone not blind to the physical bullion market looks at what has been happening for what it is,paper manipulation
If I were one of the keynesian globalist criminals I would want cheaper gold myself. If I had all but signed the death warrant for the veritable license to steal, the petro-dollar, I would be manipulating my bankster ass off rather than be deservedly hung. Where do these so called experts get the nerve to print this stuff?
The only way the mostrous monetization that has and is occurring has gold at 370 per ounce is through manipilation by huge monied interests. And this will not prevail for long. The dollars that have been created and are in play since gold was anywhere near that figure makes the idea that it should be that value now laughable.
Something evil this way comes. The big secret bankster meeting last week was possibly held to contrive what is occurring. Hopefully the balggards will manage to manipulate it down to where a brother can afford a butt load of the shiny stuff with not too many of these diluted green backs . Who but the crooks at the top think that allowing a bunch of private banksters to print this nation's currency and monkey with interest rates is a good idea? This micromanagement by these unregulated criminals will end in disaster.
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Back to cash for the most part until the panic is over then back into some money other than fiat currencies diluted to the point of insanity. Gold or silver at a hefty discount will do nicely.
Gold Is Not A Commodity: What Moves The Price? [View article]
Government Sachs is joined at the hip to Zimbabwe Ben. There are several evil influences that are doubtless interested in driving the price of gold down in the short run. THe FED would be crazy if they did not want to obfuscate damage to the dollar they have done. Government Sachs is either the minion or the master here. China who has been on a tare setting import and production records almost monthly, would no doubt enjoy temporary dips to enable cheap physical accumulation. Manical money creation always ends the same way. So the banksters want you to believe that dollars which are being diluted to the tune of almost 100 billion per month are worth more gold per dollar. These financial vampires may be able to manipulate in the short run, and may be accumulating physical bullion when they do manage to termpoarily drive down the price. But unlike the dollar, gold owes nothing much less trillions.
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Still not sure how I could buy bitcoin if wanted to. If it were easy I would like one just to thumb my nose at the keynesian bastards who seem intent upon bankrupting our currency. Where are the mobs with hoes and pitchforks to deal with the likes of Obamuhammed?
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The rational sighted seems sound. However, Bankster manipulation undoubtedly occurs and is apt to continue fueling the equties bubble and continue to suck money away from gold. That the general sentiment for gold is negative and equities positive seems a positive factor for the ultimate direction of gold. That being said, it has been a painful few months. A pox upon the mountain of villainy that manipulates or attempts to manipulate every thing from the weather to interest rates. One hopes these criminals will one day be led to their just deserve in shackles. Meanwhile the Banksters continue to rob depositors and tax payers , enriching them selves and their political dupes with impunity.
Gold futures fell $25 to settle at $1,575.90/oz., near four-week lows, as strength in the dollar and rallying U.S. equities has wiped out gains logged when Cyprus began to hit the headlines. Mining stocks such as Goldcorp (GG -2.8%), Barrick (ABX -2.2%), Kinross (KGC -4.3%) and Newmont (NEM -3.7%) are down in tandem with gold prices. [View news story]
Would that the traitors who are destroying our currency and savings be brought to a harsh justice.
Gold futures fell $25 to settle at $1,575.90/oz., near four-week lows, as strength in the dollar and rallying U.S. equities has wiped out gains logged when Cyprus began to hit the headlines. Mining stocks such as Goldcorp (GG -2.8%), Barrick (ABX -2.2%), Kinross (KGC -4.3%) and Newmont (NEM -3.7%) are down in tandem with gold prices. [View news story]
Rampant FED manipulation to support the dollar would be a good guess. May be a good time to nibble.
The "vol tourists" are piling into the Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN (XIV), says Chris Cole, not really understanding it, but liking the price action (up) and believing the "Fed will always have their back." The "tourists" may get burned at some point, but for the moment, the XIV is providing another way for those betting on turbulence to lose money - demand to borrow the shares is soaring. [View news story]
Banksters are willing to rob anyone, even our children to kick this misery down the road. So far they are succeeding. And they are luring mom and pop into a dastardly scenario with artificial interest rates. When this ends disastrously Chairman Mau-nake, Obama, and the Euro Banksters should all be swinging on a rope.
Nomura's incorrigible bear Bob Janjuah says S&P to dip 5-10% in Q2 before hitting new nominal highs in Q3. Janjuah remains "as convinced as ever" that bullishness will "come under extreme pressure" late in the year. For now he recommends "getting short risk at a S&P level of 1550 … looking for a move down to 1450." [View news story]
Insiders around the world are definitely bringing new treachery to the equation, with manipulated interest rates and money creation. Here in the USSA ability to monetize debt has kept our government goons from seizing our wealth as rapaciously as in Europe, but as the dollar inevitably becomes victim of stupanomics, and the petro-dollar is no more, all bets will be off. Homeland insecurity isn't stockpiling billions of rounds of hollow point ammo and whole train loads of armored vehicles to help out in hurricanes. 401 Ks and anything else you have saved may have to be nationalized to keep the insiders here in power. No way does the kind of instability in Europe produce sideways or down pressure on gold without manipulation. Thinking about a little shack on the beach in Belize before the merde hits the fan.. Happy Easter.
Nomura's incorrigible bear Bob Janjuah says S&P to dip 5-10% in Q2 before hitting new nominal highs in Q3. Janjuah remains "as convinced as ever" that bullishness will "come under extreme pressure" late in the year. For now he recommends "getting short risk at a S&P level of 1550 … looking for a move down to 1450." [View news story]
Put strategies have never rewarded due to just the time degradation you are talking about. Selling puts on equities I want to buy anyway and covered calls are truly the only option strategies ever to make me any money. Currently I am way long VXX and metals figuring hell will break loose one way or another before long.
It tells you all you need to know, says Danske's Owen Callan, that the ECB would consider negative deposit rates rather than buying government paper. Draghi saying he has an "open mind" on negative deposit rates looks to be what sent the euro tumbling about 100 pips on one 5-minute bar. FXE -0.6% premarket. [View news story]
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Three Catalysts That Should Boost Gold Price This Quarter [View article]
Gold futures fell $25 to settle at $1,575.90/oz., near four-week lows, as strength in the dollar and rallying U.S. equities has wiped out gains logged when Cyprus began to hit the headlines. Mining stocks such as Goldcorp (GG -2.8%), Barrick (ABX -2.2%), Kinross (KGC -4.3%) and Newmont (NEM -3.7%) are down in tandem with gold prices. [View news story]
Gold futures fell $25 to settle at $1,575.90/oz., near four-week lows, as strength in the dollar and rallying U.S. equities has wiped out gains logged when Cyprus began to hit the headlines. Mining stocks such as Goldcorp (GG -2.8%), Barrick (ABX -2.2%), Kinross (KGC -4.3%) and Newmont (NEM -3.7%) are down in tandem with gold prices. [View news story]
The "vol tourists" are piling into the Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN (XIV), says Chris Cole, not really understanding it, but liking the price action (up) and believing the "Fed will always have their back." The "tourists" may get burned at some point, but for the moment, the XIV is providing another way for those betting on turbulence to lose money - demand to borrow the shares is soaring. [View news story]
Nomura's incorrigible bear Bob Janjuah says S&P to dip 5-10% in Q2 before hitting new nominal highs in Q3. Janjuah remains "as convinced as ever" that bullishness will "come under extreme pressure" late in the year. For now he recommends "getting short risk at a S&P level of 1550 … looking for a move down to 1450." [View news story]
Nomura's incorrigible bear Bob Janjuah says S&P to dip 5-10% in Q2 before hitting new nominal highs in Q3. Janjuah remains "as convinced as ever" that bullishness will "come under extreme pressure" late in the year. For now he recommends "getting short risk at a S&P level of 1550 … looking for a move down to 1450." [View news story]
figuring hell will break loose one way or another before long.