Dagens tips är senaste inlägget av Flute: En Titt På Börsen.
Det är många som har sagt och visat med TA och annat att nu kan det vara så att marknaderna världen över är på väg att rulla över med besked. Läs på och skapa dig din egen uppfattning.
Om du vill riktigt röra till det i huvudet så kan du ta och läsa FOFOA’s senaste inlägg om de två benen som dagens “guldmarknad” står på och vad det kan innebära för priset på guld och silver framöver.
Just nu så har jag börjat dra öronen åt mig vad gäller priset på metallerna. Jag lär mig saker varje dag. Just nu är jag tveksam till hur priset kommer att utvecklas. På lång sikt är jag inte orolig, men just nu och några månader framöver så vet jag inte riktigt hur det kan gå.
Och om du undrar hur det går för Euron och Dollarn på sikt så rekommenderas detta inlägg av FOFOA: Synthesis
FOA (9/23/2000; 9:26:10MD – usagold.com msg#39)
ONWARD!
“Go back and read the most recent speeches and comments by the ECB president, Mr. Duisenberg. Truly, the ECB is not interested in “crashing” the system, rather let’s “transition” the system into a more fair order. If intervention is needed, it’s needed to keep the American economy from failing too fast from the coming hyperinflation of its currency. If the ECB is worried about the “exchange rate” being too far out of whack, it is a worry about its effect in generating a dollar-system meltdown from deficit trade. Not a total failure of the Euro as so many report. When the time comes, and it will, the dollar will begin its fall away from its own past policy failure. Until that time, for the benefit of oil producers and many others, let’s move as far down this Euro / gold trail as possible. Without a breakdown.
The hyperinflation of the dollar is already a done deal. It has been since the 90’s at least. Massive quantities of perceived dollars already exist stored in debt held globally and inside the US. Europe knows this. They have known this was inevitable since at least the mid-90’s when they changed plans and went with higher gold reserves for the new ECB. They have always been willing to wait for it to happen naturally, unless the EU itself faces an existential threat from debt brought on by the $IMFS. And in this case, I believe their only option is a targeted hyper-depreciation of the euro.
By “targeted”, I mean that the euro devaluation would be targeted to go only into gold. Gold can absorb a devaluation if you do it carefully, and in turn devalue the debt without causing inflationary havoc.
Of course this would cause the hyper-depreciation of the dollar as well. Only the dollar’s collapse would be against all of creation, not just one asset.
This is the risk that we all face today. The dollar is like a spring snow-pack high on the mountain that is still fighting gravity. It wouldn’t take much more than a shout to bring it down. But then again, what have I said time and again? The dollar’s specific value does not even matter in the context of its primary function. It only matters to those holding its debt as the store of their life’s efforts.
5/22/98 ANOTHER (THOUGHTS!)
If the Euro does fail, gold will become the “world oil currency”. We do know this full well, “the Central Banks will hoard all gold and buy any offered if this new European currency does not work” and “debt currencies fail”. If this does come, no paper asset of world economic system will survive, nothing! Not a good thought, no? Thank You
If the Euro does fail, gold will become the “world oil currency”. We do know this full well, “the Central Banks will hoard all gold and buy any offered if this new European currency does not work” and “debt currencies fail”. If this does come, no paper asset of world economic system will survive, nothing! Not a good thought, no? Thank You
