RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Concidence I don't think so!Charts are fine in 'normal' times, they can give historical context...but we don't live in normal times,
How many times in history has the interest rate been at zero, and in places negative? how many times have major Central banks played pass the parcel with massive QE programmes, First Japan,
then the states, then Europe along with Japan...Never.Yellen is currently backing off another interest rate rise, and given the underlying weakness of the US economy how long before the US rejoins the QE 'party'? Charts are in all proberbility useless in manipulated markets..as your last sentence
possibly alluded to. Sentiment for gold has been hammered, but the very actions of Central banks
doing that so consistently shows just how concerned they are about 'real' money gold. If all is well
why do it? Maybe one clue is that 600 plus times in the past 'fiat' monetary systems have been used,
and every time they have collapsed, the average life has been 27 years, our current fiat system has
been running for 46 years!