Pascal
12-18-2012, 02:55 PM
These two moves do not make sense. Money is moving out of the bonds market, out of the US$ and into equities, including materials based equities, but not gold and gold miners.
This does not make sense. It is a pure artificial gold "take down." We could think that the Fed would agree that money moves out of T-Bills and into equities, because of the "positive effect," but gold is a non-productive instrument in the Fed's eyes. It is worst than savings, because it is money taken out of the market place at a time of furious re-inflationary policy.
At least, FB is up more than 3% today. Let's not forget that this is the company that offers one of the best salary packages of the Internet world and probably one of the worst business plan. I believe that I should sell gold to buy FB stocks, because FB founders must be very eager to sell their free stocks to buy gold.
We need to continue watching the US$. Currencies are impossible to manipulate (at least in duration!) The other markets can be.
Pascal
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This does not make sense. It is a pure artificial gold "take down." We could think that the Fed would agree that money moves out of T-Bills and into equities, because of the "positive effect," but gold is a non-productive instrument in the Fed's eyes. It is worst than savings, because it is money taken out of the market place at a time of furious re-inflationary policy.
At least, FB is up more than 3% today. Let's not forget that this is the company that offers one of the best salary packages of the Internet world and probably one of the worst business plan. I believe that I should sell gold to buy FB stocks, because FB founders must be very eager to sell their free stocks to buy gold.
We need to continue watching the US$. Currencies are impossible to manipulate (at least in duration!) The other markets can be.
Pascal
1668916690