RE:RE:RE:an Era endsTrashenstein09 wrote:
"Drop like a stone, if no wins.". Anyone else agree with this?
Well although
Gold has won we probably have to wait to the fall till we really
see that The elites' (the empire central banks and assorted
courtyard royalty partners around them) could gift themselves
a low gold price now, to allow them to load up on it while making
everyone else think the gold market is over.
(1)
From this, gold shouldn't even be hinted at going down
from here on out.
'Fed Official Confesses Federal Reserve has Rigged
the Stock Market — Crash Certain'
By David Haggith
https://www.globalresearch.ca/fed-official-confesses-federal-reserve-has-rigged-the-stock-market-crash-certain/5502661 "In a dynamite interview, Richard Fisher, former president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, gave what may be the biggest confession you’ll ever see and hear from a Federal Reserve insider: the Federal Reserve knowingly “front ran” the US stock market recovery (i.e., manipulated the market) and created a huge asset bubble. Fisher expresses certainty that the “juiced” stock market will come down and is coming down now that the Fed has taken its foot off the accelerator … and that it has a long way yet to go."
(2)
From this we still know who is in control (the empire, ie the
central banks) but they shouldn't be after their monumental failures
in recovering the world economy. However they control the politicians
on both side of the aisle. They can engineer a big drop in the
gold sector, because they are in control of the market instruments
still.
From
'Gold Forecast: The Final Move Lower In Gold'
By AG Thorson
https://news.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-forecast-final-move-lower-gold/91 "This final move lower could manifest in several ways. As a technician, I contemplate an abundance of scenarios and how each might affect the individuals involved. One possibility I’m weighing is a relentless grind lower from the current levels. Investors buy as prices continue to decline, thinking this is a routine pullback. However, the rallies fade and prices extend lower. If the $1,000 level is violated, expect a sharp drop that will ultimately lead to capitulation, that sequence will declare the final low."
(3)
Plus the empire (The failed and discredited central banks) is fighting
back since once again, they are still in control of the money, policies,
instruments of power and politicians on both sides of the aisle. If worse
comes to worse for them they create wars and play statesmen and
are in charge after the wars to recreate the order out of all the chaos
and messes they caused.
From
'Central banks are already doing the unthinkable -
you just don't know it (ie mana printed money from
heaven - or the same ole same ole - but this time
helicopter drops of money right into peoples' hands,
and wink wink it's suppose to work this time, LOL)'
by Mehreen Khan
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/03/17/central-banks-are-already-doing-the-unthinkable---you-just-dont/ "The lords of finance (the empire central banks) are losing their touch. The Institutions which dragged the world from its worst depression since the early 20th century are finally seeing their magic desert them, if conventional wisdom is to be believed.
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"(But) Embattled central bankers (the empire) are beginning their fight back against accusations of impotence. ...."
"For some observers, the next phase in extraordinary central bank action is already upon us, ....Helicopter drops (of QE printed money) by stealth ...."
"Lord Adair Turner, a former chairman of the Financial Services Authority, and one of the earliest advocates of helicopter money, calls for more transparency in a bid to finally smash the taboos around injecting money straight into the hands of consumers or governments. .... "
"But the debate around helicopter drops has given way to a welcome fightback from central bankers who reassert that they are never powerless to generate inflation.
Citing Milton Friedman’s maxim that “inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon”, economist Tim Congdon is adamant that monetary policy (the empire central banks) is still the only game in town.
“Monetary policy can never – repeat, never – 'run out of ammunition'”, he says." "