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Just a Theory
Alien beings established humans on the Earth and maintain us here so that they can harvest our dreams for entertainment purposes
Speaking of Copper……
I think it’s been about 2 weeks since I’ve seen a Mr Copper post. Anybody know why?? It’s definitely out of character from his normal prolific posting style. Anybody?????
edit: Also it’s been many months now since I’ve seen Equisetum (Horsetail) make a post. Anybody have any contact with either of these faithful posters??
Could be good news for some of our major pm shares – copper
“I think copper is the new oil and I think copper, for the next five to 10 years, is going to look tremendous with the potential for $20,000 per metric ton…”
Ororeef
I know, I’ve watched them do it. Im talking about mental stop loses with charting you watch.
Im looking for a 4 X
in the price of GOLD !
goldielocks @ 14:52 on May 7, 2021
Stop LOSSES ? in a BULL Market ? They will take you out so fast ,your offering them free money .They will reach down..take you out and NEVER look back !!!
Thats a sign blast off is immanent ! NO you cant always get back in ,not at current prices ….
This is only going to get worse
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COT Report
Scum working hard by selling long positions to keep silver in check.
Are we at the beginning of a new cycle or in the waning days of the previous multi-decade cycle?
Friday, May 7, 2021
But what about finance? Central bank policies now command market trading dynamics, while government-related debt dominates system Credit expansion. There is every reason to believe state-directed lending, after reaching new extremes during the pandemic, will become only more obtrusive going forward. A compelling case can be made this new age of government directed finance and spending is now driving a new inflationary cycle.
However, I certainly don’t want to dismiss end-of-cycle dynamics. “Blow-off” dynamics, after all, are proliferating. One can start with the trajectory of the Fed’s balance sheet, along with unbounded fiscal deficit spending. There are, as well, myriad indications of “Terminal Phase” speculative excess, including numerous manias, over-leverage, ETF flows, corporate bond issuance, the ARK funds, etc. The breadth and scope of such extreme behavior portend change is in the offing.
These days, markets and about everyone anticipates that historic monetary and fiscal stimulus will continue to fuel historic asset bull markets. The existing cycle is very much intact, it is believed, with New Age central banking continuing to underpin unrestrained fiscal spending. But could both monetary and fiscal authorities have pushed things too far? Could we be nearing a major adjustment, where the respective interests of an expansive government and the markets finally diverge? Could a bout of market discipline catch Washington, along with about everybody, by complete surprise? A crazy thought.
However, I certainly don’t want to dismiss end-of-cycle dynamics. “Blow-off” dynamics, after all, are proliferating. One can start with the trajectory of the Fed’s balance sheet, along with unbounded fiscal deficit spending. There are, as well, myriad indications of “Terminal Phase” speculative excess, including numerous manias, over-leverage, ETF flows, corporate bond issuance, the ARK funds, etc. The breadth and scope of such extreme behavior portend change is in the offing.
These days, markets and about everyone anticipates that historic monetary and fiscal stimulus will continue to fuel historic asset bull markets. The existing cycle is very much intact, it is believed, with New Age central banking continuing to underpin unrestrained fiscal spending. But could both monetary and fiscal authorities have pushed things too far? Could we be nearing a major adjustment, where the respective interests of an expansive government and the markets finally diverge? Could a bout of market discipline catch Washington, along with about everybody, by complete surprise? A crazy thought.
http://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/2021/05/weekly-commentary-generational-turning.html
