Finally, common sense charts in a world of useless, indebted, troubled financial systems in the West. Troubled dollar and euro are starting to suffer the pain of Quantitative Easing. Bond bubbles are emerging and now, the rest of the world sees this. Russia, China and few others are getting rid of the dollar to minimize the economic impact when the US goes into recession. Next, we see a turning away from the petro-dollar and an easing of treasury purchases by other nations. Either one will have a significant impact on the US dollar.
eacemi
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@BankofEngland, Agree.
WorldEconomics
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@eacemi, - As we speak, gold is up $10. This should wake up these over optimistic investors who keep piling in money into the stock market, pushing it to new records almost every day. In the cryptocurrency markets, this would be way over due for a correction. When you see gold going up with a supposed "thriving economy and stock market" you know something is very wrong. Commodities are all up, from oil to platinum to copper.
eacemi
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@BankofEngland, I 've been writing about this for 8 months. More to go...
eacemi
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@BankofEngland, Crude Oil, Copper ...My ideas are in the archives of my web... Good to be justified.