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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bull_dozer who wrote (160936)	8/5/2020 3:30:47 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217836

Gold took out the old high. I would not understand why if silver does not take out its old high. Nice thing about the metals is that no one can debate about management and balance sheet. The metals are just the metals. Yes, we might have to consider competition, but not the long term competition borne of substitution, just that of zero-yielding bonds. In the meantime I took daily vitamin of TSLA, claimed gains before coming nap, and I wagered on SE ... no idea what it does, except that it moves finance.yahoo.com and in for a penny in for a pound for a day or an eternity Name of the game is wild speculation, akin to orgy party I would imagine when more bind funds must migrate to equity dive. In comparison, gold is champagne hangout and silver is academic discourse, both relatively civilized as compared to the Roman orgy that is happening in equity arena Should I lose money on the SE trade, then curtains for the planet, or some such Always figured 2026 - 2032 would be interesting, and the dress rehearsal seems to indicate so. Unclear to me how the pensions going to make it through ZIRP / NIRP except to ... buy gold and silver, and or go even heavier into general equities. They have a problem, and may need a bailout or a bail-in