Quote from Tsing Tao:
Just curious, but does anyone here believe that the market would be where it is today without the Fed printing over $1T a year?
Well QE helps the economy, but it depreciates the value of everything,
So it is not the bars that are going up, its is actually the the price increments that are getting smaller. But this is probably not going to be seen till people want to see it. For now its becoming a bubble.
If QE had had been accepted as a a true boost to the economy, then usually we would expect to see a bit of a jump in gold. This may be the last part of the consolidation but nothing stands out.
I havent been keeping up with news. Ill check it out, but no bad news is good news. Especially when technical are so bullish, We need a reprocution, but we are seeing inter country problems and war is a free ticket to print and usually means that some one will be forced to use our currency as a reserve.
A country must accept to be broke, if we are distracted by war we simply step on credit monitoring agencies.
The economy sucks, It always has it gets worse cause we export our money and blow up those that dont use it or sell oil with gold.
Say what you will, we always find a way, heck at one point we detached the dollar from its value.
"We " Rule the word Obama is doing a great job with those drowns no bodies coming home,. no need to judge the cost of war. Without repercussions, the population does not taste the harm. so if some one gets pissed of we just assume that they are over exaggerating and let our government deal with it.
OBAMA is worse then bush. Bush was clear,
OBAMA, he is a nice guy yet there has been absolutely no change in our forun policy. we have actually progressed from where we were.
There is not way that state of a country can be made with a 180 degree turn every 4 to 8 years. No, there was a plan and like any plan it must be followed. We also have some gold under our belt which seems to be distancing it self from being a payment to debt.
Take our money but don't touch our gold ?
What percent of your wealth is invested in the US dollar ? 5 % ?