Timing & trends
September 30, 2016
Here are today’s videos and charts (double-click to enlarge):
Gold & Silver Bullion Video Analysis
Bonds, Currency, and Stock Markets Video Analysis
Precious Metal ETFs Video Analysis
SF Juniors Key Charts Video Analysis
SF Trader Time Key Charts Video Analysis
Thanks,
Morris
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As the monetary madness continues, some of what you will read below is difficult to comprehend because it seems totally unimaginable.
“If you have the power to print money, you’ll do it. Regardless of any ideologies or statements, that you should limit your counterfeit operations to three percent a year as the Friedmanites want to do. Basically you print it. You find reasons for it, you save banks, you save people, whatever, there are lot of reasons to print.” — Murray N. Rothbard
…also from Martin Armstrong:
When there is a big disagreement between the value of the spot VIX Index and the prices of its futures contracts, that carries important information about trader sentiment.
As of the close on Sep. 28, 2016, the spot VIX was well below all of its futures contracts. The chart above measures the spread between the spot VIX and the highest priced VIX futures contract, which is currently June 2017. The direct message is that VIX futures traders do not think that VIX value in the 12s is likely to persist all the way until the futures expiration. The image at right...continue reading for the chart and more analysis HERE
…related:
OPEC shocked the oil markets on Wednesday, moving past their differences to agree on the first collective production cut since the global financial crisis. The surprise agreement sent oil prices skyrocketing by more than 6 percent.
The announcement had such a strong impact on oil prices precisely because a production cut was not thought to be under consideration. The meeting had been billed as “consultative,” that is, not a meeting where decisions would be made. OPEC officials also said that the deal that was on the table was just for an output “freeze,” not a cut. If OPEC wanted to signal to the world that it could still function as a group and was still relevant to the oil markets, it succeeded.
…related:
Big government with its economic intervention, excessive regulation and higher taxes still has a plethora of ardent supporters screaming for more. Despite that, no matter where you look there isn’t an example of that economic model working. Instead you see massive pension deficits, rising unemployment & social problems. All increasing.
Michael Campbell’s Mid-Week Update: Election Chaos & Impending Volatility
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