With  stock markets and other asset classes getting mauled, real money, gold  and silver, are attempting to hold their ground, so today King World  News interviewed legendary Jim Sinclair.  When asked about the action  Sinclair stated, “Well I think the gold market today is acting  extraordinarily well being on the positive side when every other asset  that people can find are being thrown out the window, especially in the  equity markets...Where gold is concerned you are dealing with the  condition of the international banks, with the balance sheets of the  financial entities of the world.
So  the potential right now, right here, right at this point for an error  in judgment that would set off a loss of confidence is present, clear  and in all probability something that we are going to be facing well  into the summer months.  Yeah, gold can rally (here), contrary to the  opinions of those who believe in seasonality in monetary items.”
“The problem is so serious, the problem is  so present time, the problem is so real that it has inherent in it the  probability that the economy is not going to have a significant recovery  for more than a decade.  And the standard of living in the United  States, the standard of many who are reading this now, especially those  who have taken no measures whatsoever to protect themselves, who simply  look at it as reading something of interest but not really acting on it,  is going to be so significantly impacted as to make the middle-class or  higher middle-class join the serf class.  This is as serious as it  gets.
...This has gone so far  that there is no solution that can be applied and the only practical   method is to continue to expand their (the Fed’s) monetary aggregates to  continue to hold down interest rates.  And hopefully kicking the can  down the road until somebody else is in charge and that’s exactly what  they are doing.
“That’s not something that only I know,  that’s something that the Fed knows very well themselves, and today is  giving them a little bit of a preview of what would happen if in fact  they curtail QE and don’t enter into a QE3 by whatever name they choose  to call it.
 

 
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