RE:RE:RE:RE:FinallyIsn't it possible that we get significant volatility around march 16-17 FOMC meeting especially if they were to announce the famous "yield curve control" (i.e. tilting their purchases towards longer-term treasuries) Also, could a significant uptick in inflation lead to some panick buying of silver?
Keep in mind, Oil is up big yoy, housing prices (at least materials like wood and copper) are up significantly, food prices mostly up, I would expect medical care to be up aswell (when service is even available...). The question becomes, would >10% bump in inflation year over year be enough to scare the market and would people think that would lead to yield curve control or rather expect earlier tightening of monetary policy, causing a potential taper tantrum overall market correction?
So in sum, in the current environment big moves in small amount of time is certainly possible, the question is, are moves of such magnitudes already discounted in the price.