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    Fed holds rates steady, sees no cuts in 2019


    https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/19/fed-...unchanged.html

    in post meeting lsaid left door open to cuts this yr
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    couldnt take out those sp500 highs , anyway gold massive breakout from 5 yr bottom

    looks like we goona close new highs now , dipped on the trump comments, good buying
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    Oil surging
    Gold at 5 year highs $1390 plus an oz
    Iron Ore etc jumping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Oil surging
    Gold at 5 year highs $1390 plus an oz
    Iron Ore etc jumping.
    US have just agreed to taking a measured response against Iran, which probably accounts for some flight to gold.

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    Although Gold trend been up for a little while now.
    Oil has def jumped on Gulf of hormuz/Iran concerns

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    I just read an article about qe of €, and im curious about what people think about the following:

    If countries start devaluing their currency with quantitative easing and other techniques, in order to overcome uncompetitive positions from tariffs, how might that play out for inflation and interest rates?

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    Having painted themselves into a corner by issuing so much debt and printing so much cash, central banks, including our own Reserve Bank, are now so frightened about the potentially catastrophic impact of a downturn in either stock or property markets, that they are prepared to do almost anything to avoid it.

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-...stors/11239398
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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
    Having painted themselves into a corner by issuing so much debt and printing so much cash, central banks, including our own Reserve Bank, are now so frightened about the potentially catastrophic impact of a downturn in either stock or property markets, that they are prepared to do almost anything to avoid it.

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-...stors/11239398
    Interesting article - and the last sentence summarizes it perfectly.

    Perhaps it's time to get into the stock market. It's a great strategy, until it isn't.
    The 64 trillion dollar question is - when does the tide turn?

    There is no question that it will turn - the next market crash will come - and one of them will be a really big one.

    However - while this crash will be caused by fundamentals (like debt bubble and/or unsustainable pension schemas crashing), it will be triggered by hype.

    Time to hone one's TA skills, develop a really good plan for asset survival and enjoy the ride while it lasts ...
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    "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future" (Niels Bohr)

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPeter View Post
    Interesting article - and the last sentence summarizes it perfectly.



    The 64 trillion dollar question is - when does the tide turn?

    There is no question that it will turn - the next market crash will come - and one of them will be a really big one.

    However - while this crash will be caused by fundamentals (like debt bubble and/or unsustainable pension schemas crashing), it will be triggered by hype.

    Time to hone one's TA skills, develop a really good plan for asset survival and enjoy the ride while it lasts ...
    agree a crash will come one day , who knows when and what will cause it
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPeter View Post
    Interesting article - and the last sentence summarizes it perfectly.



    The 64 trillion dollar question is - when does the tide turn?

    There is no question that it will turn - the next market crash will come - and one of them will be a really big one.

    However - while this crash will be caused by fundamentals (like debt bubble and/or unsustainable pension schemas crashing), it will be triggered by hype.

    Time to hone one's TA skills, develop a really good plan for asset survival and enjoy the ride while it lasts ...
    But IF a crash comes where best to park your money for asset survival?
    Property? Risk of banks asking for higher equity.If interest rates increase then risk of devaluation & poor liquidity
    Bank deposits? Risk of loosing it all as it then is an asset of the bank & you are an unsecured creditor?
    Precious metals?Storage risk.
    Primary Industry? Complex risks.
    Shares? Growth or income?

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