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Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 8:28 am
by neilgin1
re: the USD...really good call. if i trusted any commodity exchange AT ALL anymore, the play would have been a spread, to buy the USD and sell the Euro against it. i noticed about a month or two ago, this spread started to work. its one of those spreads i continually watch, much like the hard red spring wheat against the hard red winter wheat, or July12 corn against Dec12 corn.

nice call, it would REALLY be something, if the USD crests 80, strange days indeed.

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:42 am
by Jonflyfish
Thank you for the kind words Neil. The markets seem poised for some breathtaking moves, perhaps before the year is over.
Cheers

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:48 am
by TXBullion
Jonflyfish wrote:Thank you for the kind words Neil. The markets seem poised for some breathtaking moves, perhaps before the year is over.
Cheers



Breathtaking :D

Have no idea If it's good or bad but I know not to question this brilliant guy

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:28 am
by beauanderos
Jeff Nielsen feels TPTB are driving the markets down pre-emptively ahead of November 22nd. What happens then? Well, the SuperCommittee is supposed to make their recommendations. They won't be able to agree. What happens then? Mandated cuts. What happens then? Quantitative Easing 3. What happens then? Silver and Gold take off... again. But from a lower platform than then would have had their not been market interventions. This is traditionally one of the strongest times of the year for precious metals, and studying the charts should provide irrefutable proof to those who still resist the idea that the markets are engineered to produce unnatural results.

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:54 am
by DirtyFingers
JFF's calls always have me on the edge of my seat.

Very timely as well as accurate. Short and to the point. Thank you sir!

DF

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:10 am
by JJM
I thought it was great when he shared his sale & purchase points with us. Perhaps if the naysayers all back off, he'd be kind enough to do so again?

I believe at least some of the situation in Europe will be allowed to finally run it's course later this month, might be time to dig up my Greece thread.

Very interesting comments on the supercommittee, I haven't heard much about them since they were enthroned.

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:18 am
by neilgin1
Jonflyfish wrote:Thank you for the kind words Neil. The markets seem poised for some breathtaking moves, perhaps before the year is over.
Cheers



well deserved....dont know about equities though, and wont put on the USD/EUR even if i WAS high net.....here's something i read the other day from a fine mind, world class, fella by the name of John Robb, he isnt some left wing glass breaker, he isnt a 'financial analyst', but he is one of the best strategic thinker's around today, here he unpacks what he calls "pathogenic warfare", its something to consider:

http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/glo ... rfare.html

all the best mate, neil

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:58 am
by beauanderos
neilgin1 wrote:
Jonflyfish wrote:Thank you for the kind words Neil. The markets seem poised for some breathtaking moves, perhaps before the year is over.
Cheers



well deserved....dont know about equities though, and wont put on the USD/EUR even if i WAS high net.....here's something i read the other day from a fine mind, world class, fella by the name of John Robb, he isnt some left wing glass breaker, he isnt a 'financial analyst', but he is one of the best strategic thinker's around today, here he unpacks what he calls "pathogenic warfare", its something to consider:

http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/glo ... rfare.html

all the best mate, neil

Interesting article, Neil... thanks for the link ;)

Re: Good call Jonflyfish!

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:21 pm
by SteelCityCopper
beauanderos wrote:Jeff Nielsen feels TPTB are driving the markets down pre-emptively ahead of November 22nd. What happens then? Well, the SuperCommittee is supposed to make their recommendations. They won't be able to agree. What happens then? Mandated cuts. What happens then? Quantitative Easing 3. What happens then? Silver and Gold take off... again. But from a lower platform than then would have had their not been market interventions. This is traditionally one of the strongest times of the year for precious metals, and studying the charts should provide irrefutable proof to those who still resist the idea that the markets are engineered to produce unnatural results.


Agreed. Interesting watching the pre-emptive drops build prior to 11/22. What do you think the bottom will be before we see gold and silver take off again? - Thoughts JFF, Beauanderos, Neil, or anyone else smarter on market mechanics? This may help some folks here plan if they have cash burning a hole in their pocket. Good to see it dropping back down a bit.