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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;qsilver007, post: 1472121, member: 34667&quot;]I am more of a commodities specialist in the PM&#039;s not in fixed income, or in this case no income.&nbsp; With feb funds in the US at 8 basis points, and japan they are 3 basis points, it appears to me that the UBER welathy living in Europe are obviously the ones putting there money in these bonds.&nbsp; It was Denmark last week and a month ago it was Germany I believe issuing a 7 year at zero interest.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The fact that Golbal rates have been at historic lows for more than 5 years now should wake people up.&nbsp; It&#039;s little thing like this that us WS guys have to pay attention to.&nbsp; Strangely enought they did that the day before the US fed met.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you lived in Greece and had say 100 million in the bank, and you were worried there are very few options to put that much capital, so in this case the least ugly duckling over in the EU now is Denmark, so they are taking advantage of that.&nbsp; Im sure they will somehow funnel the money back to Greece.</p><p><br /></p><p>And not mentioned either next week is the fact that the ECBhas made the bailout fund PERMANENT!!!!!!!&nbsp; At last count it was up to 1.44 TRILLION EUROS, which if neede they may leve up to 4X.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am a student of history and a pratician of technical analysis.&nbsp; As stated earlier, the metals especially silver have been money for multiple thousands of years.&nbsp; As Gold is becoming a tier one asset, banks and other will want it more, and the higher the price the more beneficial it will be as they will be able to collateralize it 100% just like t bills and other crapgovt paper, except they can&#039;t print more Gold.</p><p>Just my thoughts............QS[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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