BOJ announces 555 TRILLION MOREQE/STIMULUS OR APPROXIMATELY 750 BILLION US DOLLAR EQUIVALENTS Solets take a step back and look at the past two weeks, and how muchcertain countries have printed in USDterms.......... UK......................625BILLION EU......................(No official number but based onanalysis of what they have done this year) 1.2 TRILLIONDOLLARS US.......................480BILLION JAPAN..................555 BILLION So by my countthat is about THREE TRILLION DOLLARS IN 2 WEEKS Silver hasmoved UP 1.50 during this time Gold has moved UP 75.00 duringthis time Platinum had moved UP 50.00 WTI Crude has moved DOWN2.00 SP 500 moved UP 50.00 The Euro is up 4 full cents ThePound is up 4 full cents The Yen is is down fractionally less thanone full yen copper is up 30 cents or ten cents so it is the bestperformer of all!!!! So Precious metals are pretty muchunchanged in Europe and Britain, the two countries who unleashed themost money Gold is strongest in Japan Gold is second strongestin the US It appears to me that there is some higher power atwork, or the machines simply just don’t get it It isbecoming more evident day by day that this is a GLBALLY COORDINATEDEFFORT to stimulate the global economy and as desperate a measure asI have seen as a trader since 2008 We keep hearing that theDollar and Yen are funding currencies, but with all rates in thesecountries somewhere between 10 basis points and 50 basis points, allcurrencies have become funding currencies, it just depends where youlive Over the past two weeks, I have suggested protecting onesPM holdings, as an attack is imminent, as they are not really risingwith 3 TRILLION thrown in the market If I were to make aneducated guess, I think China will lower reserve requirements andrates very soon, and India may do some stimulus too. GOLD ISBACK KNOCKING ON THE DOOR OF ALL TIME EUROPEAN HIGHS Optionsvols have retraced in Gold back to the mid teens, and Silver is backin the mid to high 20's vol wise Just some observations, butif everything is so good why is this Global debasement occurring? Istill believe having some insurance on one PM is warranted 5 years ago having Globally coordinatedefforts of this magnitude was unheard of, now TRILLION is part of theeveryday bubblevision vocabulary Just my thoughts andobservations, but I think people are really going to have to get usedto seeing European currencies down while PM's shine The goodnews is Gold and Silver are consolidating near there highs in USDterms, the bad news is what more do we need for them to goup?????????????? How much more stimulus is going to beannounced in the next few months, I cant imagine all that much Ohand COMEX Silver stocks are slowly winding lower now under 200million oz of Silver vs 255 million back 45 days ago sosomeone is taking delivery Wow......................6 moremonths like that, and the COMEX stocks could actually be ZIRP To see the Global central banks pumpout 3 trillion is unheard of in an economy that according tobubblevision is doing great I still think an attack oncommodities is coming they already picked off WTI Monday, ThenPlatinum Tuesday, What will happen Wednesday???????? I thinkdips one should purchase calls Platinum back to 150.00discount to Gold still looks really cheap and Copper has finallycaught up to the pack Conclusion is that one should be verycautious with any holding you have And there really is onlyone HARD ASSET that needs to do some catch up PHYSICAL REAL ESTATE It has some how been overlooked in this reflation over thepast five years Sincerely, Qsilver
I've been thinking about REITS for a few months. It is something that I've shunned since 2006 when I thought that they were way over priced. I think that you may be right about real estate over the next couple of years. They are already heading north and it may be a good time to jump in again.
I've owned quite a few reits over the years, but I honestly can't figure out what the values are anymore so I avoid them.
I could approach this from one of two angles. 1. Because that's how you get rid of the middle class and return to feudalism. 2. Manufacturing indexes are on the decline and are a good enough excuse for those who don't realize that the problem is not liquidity, it's velocity. If they would allow things to deflate people would spend more and manufacturing would rise. They are in fact making that aspect worse, but the real reason is #1.