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USA Watchdog….. Dollar Debasement Makes Gold and Silver Shine – Craig Hemke

Posted by silverngold @ 23:42 on May 15, 2021  

Dollar Debasement Makes Gold and Silver Shine – Craig Hemke

The RANSOM paid in BIT COIN

Posted by Ororeef @ 19:52 on May 15, 2021  

is a death sentence for bit coin ..Its going to lose public support and the banks ARE GOING TO EXPLOIT IT. POLITICIANS  love the publicity as it gives them a reason to regulate it into oblivion .  GOOD for GOLD,it removes the last obstacle for a GOLD RUN !

Richard640 @ 13:15 on May 15, 2021

Posted by Ororeef @ 19:44 on May 15, 2021  

87 % just wasent enough ,it was close..Statistical evidence suggest it takes 90 % sentiment level to to flip  it all…better luck next time….!

Listen up Democrats !

Posted by Ororeef @ 19:40 on May 15, 2021  

Biden created a opportunity  in the Mid East ,dont let a crisis go to waste.. make the most out of it  .Biden killed more Palestinians in 100 DAYS then trump did in 4 years ..His policy is create a crisis of any sort,,then blame the other party ,that keeps the supporters from defecting ….aha now we know the game plan..Make the most out of it,blow it up as much as possible ,then blame TRUMP,  that’ll work  !

5-14-Sentiment Guru–Mark Hulbert Opinion: Investors are less worried about a stock market crash — and that’s not good

Posted by Richard640 @ 13:15 on May 15, 2021  

Fewer investors fear a catastrophic loss today than they did last summer. Complacency has typically led to lower investment gains.

It’s a bad sign that investors over the past six months have become much less worried about a U.S. stock market crash.

Last summer, 87% of individual investors thought there was a greater-than-10% probability that the stock market would suffer a catastrophic loss within six months — an all-time high.

Since then, that percentage has dropped to 71%, as you can see from this chart:

Those numbers come from a periodic survey introduced in 1989 by Yale University finance professor (and Nobel laureate) Robert Shiller. The monthly survey asks a representative sample of investors the following question:

 

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/investors-are-less-worried-about-a-stock-market-crash-and-thats-not-good-11620386405

 

 

Buygold

Posted by Kentucky @ 12:57 on May 15, 2021  

I just do not get a 25% spread. Would really like someone to explain.

Buygold @ 10:25

Posted by ipso facto @ 12:08 on May 15, 2021  

I wish HE WAS my man. I’d give him a cesspool cleaning job!

Connecting more of the Fauci dots. Guess who Fauci’s Wife Is?

Posted by silverngold @ 11:55 on May 15, 2021  

Amazing Polly is…………… AMAZING!!

Alex

Posted by goldielocks @ 11:37 on May 15, 2021  

He should be in Gitmo. Not only did they fund China but they were giving grants to at least one I did DD on that did A trial on hydroxy chloroquine and said it didn’t work. I wonder if they were overdosing them like the other one while they were at it.

Fauci , not that my view matters a whit

Posted by Alex Valdor @ 11:18 on May 15, 2021  

– he’s a little man , a sociopath , with a Napoleon complex .

I think his Waterloo is looming on the horizon .

Ipso – your man Fauci

Posted by Buygold @ 10:25 on May 15, 2021  

Kentucky – these guys are a little better, I’ve been using them for years

Posted by Buygold @ 9:40 on May 15, 2021  

$15,200 for a monster box

https://www.golddealer.com/product-category/products-2/bullion/silver-bullion-coins-bars/

Still about $3 over spot. There does seem to be a bit of a shortage until the scum throws billions of paper at it.

LBMA

Posted by Pict @ 9:16 on May 15, 2021  

The time is getting close for Basel 3 to kick into effect.  Ticking time bomb should help us greatly.

oops!

Posted by ipso facto @ 9:12 on May 15, 2021  

Watch: Fauci Admits Only “A Little More Than Half” Of NIAID, FDA & CDC Employees Took COVID Jab

https://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-fauci-admits-only-a-little-more-than-half-of-niaid-fda-cdc-employees-took-covid-jab/

Europe begins taking down thousands of Huawei’s 5G towers

Posted by ipso facto @ 8:45 on May 15, 2021  

https://twitter.com/i/events/1393158717848363016

The same people that told us in 1929

Posted by Ororeef @ 8:36 on May 15, 2021  

“STOCKS HAVE REACHED A PERMANENT PLATEAU” IN 1929 ARE NOW TELLING US GET YOUR VAX,BUY us BONDS ,and from the FED …”The economy is in a good place”!     (and I got a bridge in Brooklyn i’ll sell you very cheap). trust me..

Apmex

Posted by Kentucky @ 8:30 on May 15, 2021  

If you want to buy a monster box random year it is 20,770 and they will pay you 14,900. No wonder they are sending out emails.

The General – NEM

Posted by Buygold @ 8:24 on May 15, 2021  

has been leading lately and is now only a buck or so away from the 52 week high. Will NEM and the pm shares lead gold and silver on the way higher?

It hasn’t been that way in a very long time.

Morning R640

Posted by Buygold @ 8:12 on May 15, 2021  

It seems to me rates need to drop quite a bit further for the bond market to be “sniffing out” anything. 10 yr. is still up near recent highs and I’d think for some sort of train wreck they’d need to go back toward 1% or below like the rest of the western world.

Would nice if that happened because it should be bullish for gold and bearish for the USD.

P.S.==We live in a period of acute disorder – monetary and otherwise. Society has been rocked off its foundation.

Posted by Richard640 @ 6:18 on May 15, 2021  

 

Friday afternoon from Bloomberg: “Dip-Buyers Report to Duty to Save Stocks From Worst Week of 2021.” While the late-week rally had traders feeling pretty good about things, the bottom line is Monday through Wednesday market action was ugly. It looked about as one would expect from faltering Bubbles – from tech stocks to crypto to ARK.  

Unsettled by mounting inflationary pressures, the Treasury market finds peace in global Bubble fragilities. And I actually believe the Fed is on the same page. Officials will resolutely dismiss inflation risk – because they’re scared to death of collapsing Bubbles. At this point, they must believe it’s best to just let the Bubbles and manias run their course.

The Fed and market pundits stick blindly to the assertion “inflation expectations will remain well anchored” – assuring the bond market, dovish Fed policies and the great bull market are all equally well anchored. Yet this is not an environment where anything is securely anchored.  

We live in a period of acute disorder – monetary and otherwise. Society has been rocked off its foundation. The insecurity that comes with a once-in-a-century pandemic – our health, our economy, our institutions and our social cohesion. Hurricanes, floods, drought, devastating fires – the frightening uncertainties associated with global climate change. Power outages. Water shortages. Shootings. A ransomware hack that takes down a major U.S. pipeline and leaves millions fearing they won’t be able to fill their tanks. Who and what next? The Fed “printing” Trillions – seemingly blind to inflation and Bubble risks. Multi-Trillion dollar deficits. Wealth redistribution. Traditions and political institutions in disarray.

It was an unnerving week. Things seem particularly Un-Anchored.

 

Between September 2007 and March 2008, Crude prices surged from $74 to $110 (Bloomberg Commodities Index up 30% over this period), while 10-year Treasury bond yields dropped about 120 bps to 3.30%. The Bond market completely disregarded the inflationary surge, anticipating big trouble on the horizon. Is a similar dynamic at play these days? What might the bond market be sniffing out?

Posted by Richard640 @ 5:47 on May 15, 2021  

[yields on the 10 yr and 30 yr dropped yesterday]

Friday, May 14, 2021

Weekly Commentary: Un-Anchored

 
A BIG WEEK ON THE INFLATION FRONT

May 14 – Bloomberg (Catarina Saraiva): “The Federal Reserve’s policy is in a good place right now, said Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, while playing down signals from data that she warns will be volatile as the economy reopens… 

 

‘I think we’re in a good place right now with our policy and we’re going to adjust it as appropriate depending on how the actual recovery progresses,’ Mester said. ‘This is not the time to be adjusting anything on policy. It really is a time for watchful waiting, seeing how the recovery evolves.’”

How could $120 billion monthly QE and zero rates be “in a good place”? At least for now, if the Fed is not concerned with inflation risk, the Treasury market will not be bothered either. But I can’t help but contemplate the possibility that factors are supporting Treasury bond prices beyond Fed dovishness. 

 

 
http://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/2021/05/weekly-commentary-un-anchored.html

Gold Train

Posted by Maya @ 2:58 on May 15, 2021  

A classic ‘woodie’
https://railpictures.net/photo/757721/

 

Goldi & Pict

Posted by Maya @ 2:56 on May 15, 2021  

It is always good to get to know your local ‘coin dealer’ for cash transactions.  Make a few small ones first so he gets to know your face.  Even out here in the jungle… I know a guy.  Pays me comex closing spot, cash, no ID.  But I’m not selling right now, either. 🙂

 

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