Is this an example of the fearmongering that is coming out now with respect to gold being in a perceived "bubble?" Be very careful they warn. It's overbought they say but they never say the stock market is "overbought." Any comments on this article?
at about 4am est october gold plummeted. there were no bids b/t about 1880 and 1856 in a 10 second period. i had stops in the 1870's and those didn't get stopped out until the 1850's.
Is this an example of the fearmongering that is coming out now with respect to gold being in a perceived "bubble?" Be very careful they warn. It's overbought they say but they never say the stock market is "overbought." Any comments on this article?
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That's why you diversify. And of course every once in a while when you feel it's the place to be, you lean into it.
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Good video on Mike Maloney. Nice yard! Interesting guy. Great job on the market analysis this week, Dan.
ReplyDeleteat about 4am est october gold plummeted. there were no bids b/t about 1880 and 1856 in a 10 second period. i had stops in the 1870's and those didn't get stopped out until the 1850's.
ReplyDeletedan, why wouldn't there be any bids in that gap?