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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: t4texas who wrote (188367)1/26/2015 10:59:42 PM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 206325
 
Original thought. I don't need to read in a newspaper or watch on the TV to get my conclusions. Very few can do that.

Now read the news and listen to the TV on the perspective that I put forward to thread.

As you can see the slope is long lasting below. Not abrupt. The Arabs want to know exactly what at it point shale cracks under the pressure.

Also the slope is long because it is time waiting for the FED to increase the interest rates and then the easy money will be gone.
Current oil price decline is exceptionally long lasting



In the Dollar’s climb these past quarters, much of the fundamental fuel that was siphoned for the move was sourced from the rate expectations.

Yes, amigo. There must be a rate hike else dollar will fly out again. If people and businesses are going to like that rate hike is another story.

Yet, as persistent as the ‘mid-2015’ forecast for a first FOMC move has been, developments and data have offered a more neutral view of the liftoff.

The Federal Reserve concludes its two-day meeting on January 28.
The statement is unlikely to change substantively since the last one in mid-December. Whatever negative impact is thought to be spurred by the dollar's appreciation (restrictive), it is more than offset by the decline in oil prices and interest rates.

I keep watching...
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