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To: skinowski who wrote (41207)	8/16/2025 5:00:52 PM
From: Clam digger	1 Recommendation Recommended By skinowski Respond to of 41400

Agree on gold usually the direction it was going when it enters the formation is what it does upon leaving. In this case that should be up.

To: skinowski who wrote (41207)	9/7/2025 1:20:39 PM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41400

Appears that gold triangle did resolve upward. Again with the funnymentals - and I think they matter when they're about Fed & government policy more than anywhere else because either party can unilaterally create impulsive movement in prices by changing the value of the dollar that we measure everything with: gold may be responding to the government debt trap we're now in where we're borrowing $1T/year to pay the interest on our debt. Wrap your head around that one... We were hanging in there around 400B/year give or take since 1990 thanks to declining inflation and interest rates. Then - kaboom! I'm considering going to D.C. with 535 copies of this to personally staple one to the forehead of every single senator and representative...