Nasdaq New Highs, Gold at 5 Year Low
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Nasdaq at new all time high and gold at new 5 year low today.
What does it mean?
Any predictions where they will be in July 2020?
What does it mean?
Any predictions where they will be in July 2020?
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<< <i>Nasdaq at new all time high and gold at new 5 year low today.
What does it mean?
Any predictions where they will be in July 2020? >>
You mean any wild guesses?
No.
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Looking at the S&P and DOW charts, it looks top heavy and due for a correction.
Looking at the S&P chart the last 18 years, it looks like the Shemitah cycle is due. Sell now while it's up.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
<< <i>He means he wants to start a 5 year prediction thread so the topics of conversation can wander all over the world, up and down the political and socioeconomic spectrum, and along the news flow. >>
and eventually be revived by our resident archivist.
"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
Understandably, some folks think that's great, and other folks, it kinda bothers.... probably depends on their track record
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
One of the reasons for the ever-popular investment choice threads and "perpetual "the world hasn't ended yet" thread"
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>Sometimes old threads are revived , to see who called 'em well, and who, well... not
Understandably, some folks think that's great, and other folks, it kinda bothers.... probably depends on their track record >>
Yes, I happened to run into some of those predictions today by some our most illustrious fiat bugs. Those predictions weren't very good....and apparently didn't qualify for "resurrection." But, I brought them up anyways.
Looking back on the old years....recency bias seems to make us forget all those things said from 2001-2011.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Ok, here we are already drifting.. the OP was about the Nasdaq index versus gold, and here we are at silver chart (what kind of chart is it then, cohodk? Downtrend right at support line?)
and the epithet, "fiat bugs" is thrown out there, though I've never seen one of those around here on the PM forum, all of whom seem to believe in hard assets for a degree of their asset allocations
edit: though of course some degree of exposure puts the extreme gold bugs in hot water, and others out in the cold! see what i did there
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>There is no cup and handle pattern in the silver chart. >>
Check out this chart
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
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<< <i>There is no cup and handle pattern in the silver chart. >>
Check out this chart >>
Dreams, if they only were reality... Lol....add wishes and hopes and maybes and could be's....
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<< <i>Sometimes old threads are revived , to see who called 'em well, and who, well... not
Understandably, some folks think that's great, and other folks, it kinda bothers.... probably depends on their track record >>
Yes, I happened to run into some of those predictions today by some our most illustrious fiat bugs. Those predictions weren't very good....and apparently didn't qualify for "resurrection." But, I brought them up anyways.
Looking back on the old years....recency bias seems to make us forget all those things said from 2001-2011. >>
revive-worthy...
In August 2018, the nasdaq index is higher, about 8000 now. Gold?
Around $1200
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
I am long term Gold and silver. I have never paid over 18 for silver bullion or $1300 for gold. I have no idea what’s happening short term... but I believe ( with nothing to back it up) it will go to $40 silver/$1800 gold sometime in the next 10 years.
I just purchased a silver Eagle monster box for $8400. For me... I hope my kids enjoy the fruits of my hobby.
Interesting.... thread revivals of predictions et al, are fun..... keeps us all on track - and hopefully clear on the fact that no one has accurate foresight....Cheers, RickO