Re: PLUNGE! 1987 Style - Sudden Drop in US Stocks Driven by Program Trading and a Ponzi Market Struc
Jim Sinclair's reaction on today's market meltdown event:
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingwor..._Sinclair.html
Jim's too much of a gold bug for my liking, but he did make a few good points in his commentary today. In particular, I buy the idea that as each currency 'round the world starts going into crisis mode, investors in those countries aren't all going directly into the USD. Increasingly, some will say enough is enough and buy gold instead of USD. Even more so if we see any more of these 'market glitches. I mean if it happens once, shame on you, if it happens twice, shame on me for sticking around and drinking CNBS kool-aid. As the global currency crisis begins to take shape here, I can see how this can be continuously bullish for gold.
Jim Sinclair's reaction on today's market meltdown event:
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingwor..._Sinclair.html
Jim's too much of a gold bug for my liking, but he did make a few good points in his commentary today. In particular, I buy the idea that as each currency 'round the world starts going into crisis mode, investors in those countries aren't all going directly into the USD. Increasingly, some will say enough is enough and buy gold instead of USD. Even more so if we see any more of these 'market glitches. I mean if it happens once, shame on you, if it happens twice, shame on me for sticking around and drinking CNBS kool-aid. As the global currency crisis begins to take shape here, I can see how this can be continuously bullish for gold.
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