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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis
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To: ggersh who wrote (54831)3/3/2014 9:00:22 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) of 71479
 
Well, I think formally one has to consider only
currency in circulation component of monetary base,
for which the increase since 2008 is very modest (20%
or so). However, one also has to account for the fact
that Fed balance sheet itself is very fudged: it's not
likely that this Fed long term "loan" will ever get
repaid or they ever drain the QE. In other words, all
calculations are ballpark. -g-

Now, gold can shake off non-believers: beware of
selling overbot above 1360-s, you might just lose
your position and profits!

When gold moves up, it can clock 90 RSI. I mean,
we will probably see 1500-s shortly after we see 1370.
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