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To: Wade who wrote (54240)	8/26/2016 3:35:31 PM
From: daveinmarinca	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) of 60902

"I guess the Fed will delay the raising rate again by saying that they want to see consistent growth reports for a few more months"....yes, meanwhile, couple of other views….. Adam Hamilton today looking at gdx 2nd qtr fundamentals/earnings and foward fundamentals. 321gold.com We’re still holding above the 1310 floor…gold bounced off 1320 three times today. Morris Hubbard’s take today on the charts…..pretty optimistic....there is no fundamental data supporting J-Hole raise comments today….I think they are just jawboning and holding off on acknowledging that the economy is rolling over. Here’s Morris…. superforcesignals.com Hubbard again closes with the oil gold correlation….he continues to bring that up. His closing comments and projections on oil headed back up is supported by some posts over on IV… while the media is focusing on the US inventory levels, production continues to fall globally investorvillage.com Floating storage peaked in May investorvillage.com Jack Chan on oil investorvillage.com Oil goes up….inflation goes up….. gold goes up. In spite of all the jawboning and bold talk today, doesn’t change the fact that the fed is in a box. <http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-08-26/best-reaction-yet-yellen-speech-whole-lot-nothing> “While previously we showed Goldman's kneejerk response to the Yellen speech, according to which the central bank-spawning hedge fund saw Yellen's speech so hawkish it raised Goldman's odds for a September rate hike from 30% to 40%, it was also wrong at least based on the market, which in turn cut its September rate hike odds from 32% to 26% after the speech.”

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