Robert Vaughn10 said:The logic here is fairly obvious:
Parkinson's, a wheelchair, a fall; what comes next?
http://www.silverdoctors.com/headlin...-911-ceremony/
"pay attention"
This is becoming crystal clear, at least to me. One might suggest keeping these "details" in mind for perhaps three or four years down the line. By 2020, one could use these exact sequences to decide how to play the market. Take the Trumpist and his repeated announcements about needing a weaker dollar. You can see it reflected in the USDX, which dropped to 93. We are already sitting at 1.18 dollars per Euro, a far cry from the 1.04 level we saw when the USDX was at 102. According to Jim Rickards, we could be looking at 1.30 per Euro in about six months. Whenever the dollar takes a serious hit, it signals global inflationary shifts.
On the other hand, regarding the silver market, it’s clear
if there isn't a sudden shock, two things follow: First, we face short-to-mid-term stagnation; it will be hard to rally next year, especially until we break past the magic 20-21 USD mark. Second, there is a long-term desire for an upward move, which is evident if you compare daily silver analyses from different years to see the pattern.
And a third possibility...
Who will run to the corner store for matches or beer before the closing bell, and who will go out to buy a new iPhone or a desk chair... well, that remains to be seen.
"reconsider this entry in a year"
