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6 archived posts filed under Fed.
Conspiratorial precious metal bloggers were taken on by Kid Dynamite. Meanwhile, while those guys argue how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, Fed’s Evans Urges Near-Zero Rates Until 6.5% Jobless as “Evans’ shift today underscores…
Filed under Fed, Investing, Precious Metals, Premium
Yesterday’s unofficial announcement money printing has become permanent boosted asset prices. Western world stimulus affects the precious metals complex most. The second beneficiary is oil. Materials are driven by Chinese and emerging…
Filed under Fed, Natural Gas, Oil
Since inception, Independent Stock Analysis has closely monitored the precious metal markets. The bottoming out of the sector and recent breakout calls have been noted. Until China re-accelerates, which is not expected soon, consider the…
Filed under Fed, Gold, Precious Metals, Premium, Silver
“The last time this kind of sentiment was seen after the stock panic, gold was just launching its biggest upleg of this entire secular bull!” Zeal “There currently is a large short position in the Comex gold market, which could set the stage for a short-covering rally in gold prices.” WSJ
“The number of Chinese online was already huge, and it’s soared over the past year by more than 50 million thanks to an upsurge in mobile Internet access.” CNET “…800 million to 1 billion new consumers around the world will enter the…
Filed under China, Commodities, Fed, Macro, materials, Technical Analysis
Both energy and industrialization of China related: China to Cut Retail Fuel Prices at WSJ . “Car makers are falling over themselves to get a slice of the action in China, the world’s biggest market.” Telegraph The structural economic…
Filed under China, Fed, Housing, Macro, Smorgasbord
