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[WildWelder303]

I've been working WAY too much lately so I haven't had time to purchase anything and that stops NOW lol hope y'all are doing well out there! Just wanted to post my findings! Silver spot has gone down a few bucks over the last few days.. so has other metals. Anyone know why? Take care y'all!

-Welder

 

[REDBACK]

Your asking an amazingly complicated question which has many layers of reality & manipulation.
Truly requires a thesis.

 

[WildWelder303]

Lol good response.

 

[mmm....shiney!]

Every market has the heebies, probably because of concerns over inflatio, bond yields rising in anticipation of tapering and rates rising.

 

[WildWelder303]

Makes sense.. thanks for your respected response!

 

[Shaddam IV]

Nothing makes sense any more, everything is irrational so you might as well throw chicken bones, you will get about as good an answer as the pundits will give you.

 

[mmm....shiney!]

Nothing makes sense any more, everything is irrational

I have a different view on that.

It all makes sense and is logical (though probably not rational) when you work out what they’re trying to achieve.

 

[WildWelder303]

Read the private message I sent you plz

 

[66rounds]

I have a different view on that.

It all makes sense and is logical (though probably not rational) when you work out what they’re trying to achieve.

What are they trying to achieve?

 

[mmm....shiney!]

Not in any particular order:

Drive inflation to encourage spending.

Drive credit growth to encourage spending

Encourage spending to drive GDP growth

Inflate the money supply to drive credit growth

Maintain a buffer of unemployed to keep wage growth under control

Maintain a buffer stock of unemployed to keep inflationary pressure under control

Control the demand for money through the cash rate to keep inflationary pressure under control

CBs then either release the brakes on the above or apply them as required.

Naturally it hardly ever works the way they want it to, hence the irrationality of it.

 

[66rounds]

Naturally it hardly ever works the way they want it to, hence the irrationality of it.

Exactly. What they want and what theyll get are two different matters.

 

[mmm....shiney!]

Exactly. What they want and what theyll get are two different matters.

And they’ll keep doing the same thing

 

[Miksture]

Heh, While inflation is low they can increase Quantitative easing and buy back debt.

 

[Jislizard]

Your asking an amazingly complicated question which has many layers of reality & manipulation.
Truly requires a thesis.

Clearly manipulation, same as always.