Thank goodness for buybacks! That chart with shows the outstanding shares is INSANE. How can something once considered market manipulation and illegal be reinstated on 1982? #GAMECHANGER
Do not fight the Fed – i too stack silver and gold and have been doing it since my mid 20’s -2007era – however I learnt one thing over these years and have that thought reinforced by rambus and his work – never fight the fed and this is the most hated bull market in history – it will eventually come to and end but in the mean time enjoy the ride and make money a we probably have 4-5 years left before a major correction and then we deflate away
Todamoon: The very last sentence on the last page said: “…the best trade may well be not to fight
the Fed and the liquidity gusher it has again unleashed.”
Besides that obvious truth there is no technical reason to “short” the S & P at this time. The trend remains up so that would be picking up pennies in front of a steamroller. Neither is this the time to go “all in” the metals, certainly not to leverage up. But holding a core position in gold is appropriate considering we’re watching the likely end-game of the present currency system.
Thank goodness for buybacks! That chart with shows the outstanding shares is INSANE. How can something once considered market manipulation and illegal be reinstated on 1982? #GAMECHANGER
Do not fight the Fed – i too stack silver and gold and have been doing it since my mid 20’s -2007era – however I learnt one thing over these years and have that thought reinforced by rambus and his work – never fight the fed and this is the most hated bull market in history – it will eventually come to and end but in the mean time enjoy the ride and make money a we probably have 4-5 years left before a major correction and then we deflate away
Reflate*** not deflate**
Thanks Booboo…fascinating article
Todamoon: The very last sentence on the last page said: “…the best trade may well be not to fight
the Fed and the liquidity gusher it has again unleashed.”
Besides that obvious truth there is no technical reason to “short” the S & P at this time. The trend remains up so that would be picking up pennies in front of a steamroller. Neither is this the time to go “all in” the metals, certainly not to leverage up. But holding a core position in gold is appropriate considering we’re watching the likely end-game of the present currency system.