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Now it looks like Iran might be an issue again with accusations of sabotage against the US and Israel. I wonder how helpful Russia will be this time around.
Now it looks like Iran might be an issue again with accusations of sabotage against the US and Israel. I wonder how helpful Russia will be this time around.
It will soon be seen that we don't have near that amount of gold and the paper game will be up. There's a reason the FED won't allow an audit of its vaults and stonewalled the Germans.
As much as I would profit from Sinclair's predictions, I hope it doesn't come true. $50k/oz. gold would probably come along with a complete monetary collapse.
Asia is down big as we speak, looks like more pain for stocks tomorrow. Gold still going up after hours.
Today's big red day for the S&P is just the beginning. If the FED stops the taper it might hold, but in that case gold goes up, as it will leave no question as to dollar printing being the only thing holding stocks up at that point.
In my opinion Germany doesn't like either option but will go along with the US/EU until the balance of power has shifted to Russia/China.
I hope Germany has another source of natural gas if she goes through with it.
Gold popped through that ceiling you were convinced it would hit. Stock market looking toppy as well. Big boys trying so hard to push it up looking for retail suckers. Let's see how long they wait to rip it down and take 30% off the S&P.
You're missing the forest for the trees bud. We've traded one asset bubble for another. Good luck with your stocks.
Spot up to 1358. Technically it already broke 1350, but a little consolidation never hurt anyone.
Well when it moves up it will be violent, that's silver for ya. GLTU.
Sure, the S&P can only go up, just like real estate. I've seen this movie before. I'm long gold and silver.
A "no brainer", "only way to go is up", "this time it's different". All signs stocks are at a top. Do yourself a favor and get defensive.
Only crock is a stock market propped up by monetary easing as the macro outlook continues to weaken. Nothing has changed you say? Our monetary base quadrupled in the last 5 years, I'd say that's a pretty big change. Buy gold and silver, the paper game is coming to a close.
It seems only days ago the media was trying to convince everyone the situation was resolved so the markets could pop. Now it appears the situation is a long ways from being resolved. Maybe they were giving the big boys one more shot to dump on retail before the rug gets pulled.
China also spoke out against the West using sanctions against Russia. Putin ignores threats from US. Does US/UN follow through with tough economic sanctions? What will be China's reaction? Interesting times.
In the meantime Russia decided it would be a good time to test one of its ICBMs. All coincidence I'm sure.
Russian forces still occupy the Crimean peninsula, this is what Kerry was threatening sanctions over. I don't expect all out war, but Putin isn't going to just roll over.
Most Americans don't realize the game of chess that's being played between US/UK and Russia/China. The big change in this cold war is the manufacturing power that's been transferred to the Eastern powers.
Don't know about that anymore since we depended heavily on Russia to get Syria to cooperate.
Yep those ones. It appears they concluded their exercises, so party on in the markets. Nevermind that they still occupy the Crimean peninsula.
A Putin advisor also threatened to dump the dollar and push to influence the dumping of US treasuries if the West tried any sanctions against Russia, but nevermind that bit......
It's been reported that Russia withdrew some troops from the Ukrainian border, so everything is right in the world again.
It also appears Russia called their US ambassador back to Russia.
Even without the recent unrest PMs are a good place to be. Now if you take all our money printing and throw in a possible scenario where the two big guys on the block start staring each other down, yea, PMs and commodities might not be a bad place to be. GLTU.
Russia just called back their ambassador from the US. Interesting times indeed. Good time to be in PMs.
JPM must've wanted to take delivery of more physical today.
If you want you to hold it only one option, if you want a trading vehicle with physical vaults with silver exposure you can go with CEF or PSLV. If you just want the exposure and don't mind a mixture of physical and futures contracts then SLV.
If you read the prospectus they have the option to pay you the cash equivalent in the event of a SHTF scenario. You're not going to get stiffed, you'll just get cash instead of physical. For people that want physical there are better options, for people that use ETFs as a trading vehicle they're just fine.
Will be interesting to see what AAPL stock does relative to what the market wants to do here. Looks like AAPL could be viewed as a safe haven. Think it might be time to give precious metals a look again after the beating they've taken in the last couple years too. Stay frosty my friends.
I don't think anyone expects Cook to hold investors by the hand but vague statements don't go very far on Wall Street. Q2 guidance and the conference call didn't do much for investor confidence in the near future either. Expect Uncle Carl to up the pressure on AAPL BOD. Until then AAPL will continue to get played by big boy option writers.
AAPL forward P/E almost in single digits again.
18M went off at the ask today for those interested. That's a lot of action at the ask for a 8% down day.
Beat revenues, beat margins, beat EPS.
The easy money in this market has been made. Now investors will start to look for companies that actually make money. Enter AAPL.
The Naz is down almost 2% again today, feel free to move your money elsewhere if AAPL isn't cutting it for you, and AAPL is still green.
AAPL is its own asset class. When it posts earnings Jan. 27 no AAPL investor will really care what the rest of the market does.
He's been long in the stock for awhile now, it's obvious he's not looking for a quick pump. Not to mention if you bought when he first announced a position you'd be up about 20% right now.
Uncle Carl is calling the boo bears out for a showdown. January 27 will show Uncle Carl was right.