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[jumanji0881]

Yes, all as expected. The Fed does, however, have a problem : Aseet prices (RE, Bonds, & stocks) are all in bubble territory and the bubbles just keep getting larger. But it is all good for gold, even though I do think McEwen is a wee bit too optimistic (it will happen, just not in 2016):

Gold Could Touch $1900 by Year End- Robert McEwen : http://www.marketslant.com/articles/gold-could-touch-1900-year-end-mcewen

Gold Has No Debt Attached to it

As of yesterday, Robert McEwen has predicted Gold prices could surge as much as 44 percent by the end of 2016 as confidence in the economy buckles. He predicted a price range of possibly between $1700 and $1900 by year end. Why? There will be increased uncertainty in global currencies and sovereign debt. Gold is the only monetary medium that has no debt attached to it.