ah ok. yeah, then that prediction i agree with. it has been mentioned by others as well for years.
and that's right. that bonds and the stock market did not move inversely with each other is a giant red flag this could be the big one (or very close to it - i'm sure the fed will come up with ways to prolong it)
if the fed or institutions still have some kind of grip over the markets; they haven't "lost control" of the situation. i expect a suite of "emergency measures" to buy up either the bond market or the stock market to maintain stability
yeah, i'm always trying to avoid the crowd. i already have some gold & silver from years ago. but stacking silver is the play while all eyes are on gold. you're right about the G/S ratio -- also why i'm going to continue aggressively buying physical silver. that gap is going to narrow nicely at some point
I don't necessarily think it will be "the big one" either, that is to say a hyperinflationary collapse or something that severe. I don't know for sure either way.
What I am betting on, is with retail investors loving gold again that the gold mining stocks have their day in their sun. So does silver, and likely some of the other metals. I believe the bubble momentum will wind up there before depression really sets into the market overall with gold remaining fairly elevated even once it pulls back.
ah ok. yeah, then that prediction i agree with. it has been mentioned by others as well for years.
and that's right. that bonds and the stock market did not move inversely with each other is a giant red flag this could be the big one (or very close to it - i'm sure the fed will come up with ways to prolong it)
if the fed or institutions still have some kind of grip over the markets; they haven't "lost control" of the situation. i expect a suite of "emergency measures" to buy up either the bond market or the stock market to maintain stability
yeah, i'm always trying to avoid the crowd. i already have some gold & silver from years ago. but stacking silver is the play while all eyes are on gold. you're right about the G/S ratio -- also why i'm going to continue aggressively buying physical silver. that gap is going to narrow nicely at some point
I don't necessarily think it will be "the big one" either, that is to say a hyperinflationary collapse or something that severe. I don't know for sure either way.
What I am betting on, is with retail investors loving gold again that the gold mining stocks have their day in their sun. So does silver, and likely some of the other metals. I believe the bubble momentum will wind up there before depression really sets into the market overall with gold remaining fairly elevated even once it pulls back.