Not that I understand the following from Andrew Maguire.
The Flushing Of 1,000 Tonnes Of Paper Gold
The sole objective in flushing over 1,000 tonnes of paper gold was to cover billions of dollars of underwater naked short positions locked out after Brexit at $1,275. I see any move sub this level as short covering fodder for the bullion banks, who act on behalf of the Western central bank officials, and now we revert once more to compressing the rebound spring.
We are viewing this officially sanctioned synthetic discount as a huge, not to be missed opportunity, just as we did last December, $200 lower than today. Margined traders, who I suggested to protect themselves with stops at the round #’s this week, will be in a very good position to utilize dry powder & reload, likely right after Non Farm Payrolls. A pathetic .25% rate rise is now fully baked into gold and silver, but clearly not into the nose bleed Fed propped risk-on stock market.
Not that I understand the following from Andrew Maguire.
The Flushing Of 1,000 Tonnes Of Paper Gold
The sole objective in flushing over 1,000 tonnes of paper gold was to cover billions of dollars of underwater naked short positions locked out after Brexit at $1,275. I see any move sub this level as short covering fodder for the bullion banks, who act on behalf of the Western central bank officials, and now we revert once more to compressing the rebound spring.
We are viewing this officially sanctioned synthetic discount as a huge, not to be missed opportunity, just as we did last December, $200 lower than today. Margined traders, who I suggested to protect themselves with stops at the round #’s this week, will be in a very good position to utilize dry powder & reload, likely right after Non Farm Payrolls. A pathetic .25% rate rise is now fully baked into gold and silver, but clearly not into the nose bleed Fed propped risk-on stock market.
The metals, particularly copper, iron ore, etc. blow at this moment. This is not the right environment for it. China is the primary driver of this growth, and that government directed growth is dissipating.
The heydays of the last 6-8 years (since the Great Recession) were exceptional. This is not the environment..
The other more speculative metals (silver, gold) trade on a more hedge basis, and less determined by market fundamentals.
The metals, particularly copper, iron ore, etc. blow at this moment. This is not the right environment for it. China is the primary driver of this growth, and that government directed growth is dissipating.
The heydays of the last 6-8 years (since the Great Recession) were exceptional. This is not the environment..
The other more speculative metals (silver, gold) trade on a more hedge basis, and less determined by market fundamentals.
The metals, particularly copper, iron ore, etc. blow at this moment. This is not the right environment for it. China is the primary driver of this growth, and that government directed growth is dissipating.
The heydays of the last 6-8 years (since the Great Recession) were exceptional. This is not the environment..
The other more speculative metals (silver, gold) trade on a more hedge basis, and less determined by market fundamentals.
The metals, particularly copper, iron ore, etc. blow at this moment. This is not the right environment for it. China is the primary driver of this growth, and that government directed growth is dissipating.
The heydays of the last 6-8 years (since the Great Recession) were exceptional. This is not the environment..
The other more speculative metals (silver, gold) trade on a more hedge basis, and less determined by market fundamentals.
There is no need to make it as complicated as you outlined. China is all that matters when it comes to iron ore, copper, aluminum. They consume an overwhelming portion of global resources compared to other countries. So, as China Goes.. So, goes these resources. The communist government of China has laid no secret about their ambitions to transition to a services economy, and rely less on exports. I.e. less consumption of materials.
These things run in cycles, and now is not it.
There is no need to make it as complicated as you outlined. China is all that matters when it comes to iron ore, copper, aluminum. They consume an overwhelming portion of global resources compared to other countries. So, as China Goes.. So, goes these resources. The communist government of China has laid no secret about their ambitions to transition to a services economy, and rely less on exports. I.e. less consumption of materials.
These things run in cycles, and now is not it.
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