THIS is a smackdown, not what happened Monday.
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Let's see how it plays out the rest of the day.
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It is not just silver,all PM's are down.
Can't go up everyday.
Six months ago if you said 'silver would drop $1.30 one morning and still be at $34.80', I would have thought you were crazy!!
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Can't go up everyday.
Six months ago if you said 'silver would drop $1.30 one morning and still be at $34.80', I would have thought you were crazy!!
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you mean you think a bigger drop is on the way tomorrow?
It was gonna happen eventually. It's not like silver was going to run to $40 while copper, uranium, plat, pall, and others were getting hit. With the dollar bouncing off key
support at 76 Monday, it certainly seemed like all the cards were lined up to have gold and silver join the smackdown. Maybe Bill Gross sold all his bonds a bit early?
roadrunner
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<< <i>Day of RAGE tomorrow >>
you mean you think a bigger drop is on the way tomorrow? >>
I'm predicting a nice up swing
<< <i>Maybe Bill Gross sold all his bonds a bit early? >>
Maybe Bill Gross selling his bonds is being reflected by the markets as as I predicted here last night in the 7:45 PM post
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Not me, I say alot more blood in the streets. It did bounce of the lod not too badly, but it's (Ag) got to find some support level after such a run, and $34.80-ish aint it.
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Not me, I say alot more blood in the streets. It did bounce of the lod not too badly, but it's (Ag) got to find some support level after such a run, and $34.80-ish aint it. >>
Too early to tell which direction. Either way is a guess for the moment. Tonight's silver action and asian equities action will be good indicators.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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<< <i>Maybe Bill Gross sold all his bonds a bit early? >>
Maybe Bill Gross selling his bonds is being reflected by the markets as as I predicted here last night in the 7:45 PM post >>
Todays Treasury auction was rated as a A+. It may have been the best single auction EVAH. Bill Gross looked like a wounded animal while discussing it today. The flock to Treasuries today was mind numbing. Risk off. Go figure...............MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
end of it. Though the first leg down could be complete. A bounce from this first leg is already in progress. But there could be 1 or 2 more legs down with rebounds as well. Be fleet of foot if playing the bounces. The miners all left gaps on today's open. They could bounce to fill those gaps. In looking at the charts of GDX and GDXJ I can't say anything positive about
them other than "look out below." At least gold bounced off the 20 dma but on rising volume with all the indicators starting to round over. Silver could hang with all the strength it has
demonstrated as of late. But it's going to be hard for silver bullion to ignore what's happening to the silver miners who are down 5-20% already. The Hecla chart doesn't look any different than the gold seniors.
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roadrunner
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<< <i>Maybe Bill Gross sold all his bonds a bit early? >>
Maybe Bill Gross selling his bonds is being reflected by the markets as as I predicted here last night in the 7:45 PM post >>
Todays Treasury auction was rated as a A+. It may have been the best single auction EVAH. Bill Gross looked like a wounded animal while discussing it today. The flock to Treasuries today was mind numbing. Risk off. Go figure...............MJ >>
Lemmings
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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<< <i>Maybe Bill Gross sold all his bonds a bit early? >>
Maybe Bill Gross selling his bonds is being reflected by the markets as as I predicted here last night in the 7:45 PM post >>
Todays Treasury auction was rated as a A+. It may have been the best single auction EVAH. Bill Gross looked like a wounded animal while discussing it today. The flock to Treasuries today was mind numbing. Risk off. Go figure...............MJ >>
Yup, news broke that he sold out and it went "yawn". But hey, look at the bright side. Gross is now a potential buyer.
I like Bill Gross, but honestly he has been a beneficiary of being in the right place at the right time. Now is time for him to prove his mettle.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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<< <i>Day of RAGE tomorrow >>
you mean you think a bigger drop is on the way tomorrow? >>
I'm predicting a nice up swing >>
Good call ... lets see what happens next week. I love to read and see whose crystal ball is still working.