I think it would also depend on who the lenders are? (foreign, fed, etc). Why you did not include Gold on your list?
Where did you read about the fall of the dollar? Are you sure about that one? Isn't the problem of the dollar rather due to QE?
If it is the Fed's mandate to fight price rises, how could he contribute to the rise, and still keep his job? Who has the authority to fire him from his position?
Did anyone come across articles that discuss the possible effects of a debt rise deal on the price of Gold?
I do not see why the deal could not lead to a decline in gold prices?
I thought that the author of the article above makes that sort of analysis when an instrument is selling off, not when it is at a new high. Any comments?
Is not God merciful if he gave humans a reason to seek mercy: the C guy,"I forsake pleasure for thee". The non C guy: "the skin caused me to pay attention more to pleasure and less to thee".
Maybe a main turning point, or people feeling disoriented (including/dueto spreaders)? CHF currency seems to be showing those parabolic looking moves. At this rate a swiss janitor would be earning more than a US professor, if it is not already so.
You bring up a very good point, which one reason I started this thread! The initial thought came from Gold. I would be interested to read your viewpoint on both.
Thanks for sharing. Is it well correlated to Gold? I am now following it, and it is not a smooth moving pair (like e/u for instance). Is it the exception or the rule for the usd/chf?
GLD is now at 154.20. I am thinking that sellers might be around the corner. Do you think it would go higher than say 2% without retreating? I would be interested to read your view point.