thanks vic_wattle, i'm trying to be open minded and yes, I see the stats and they're not good to look at, blah, blah, blah (I'm referring to MY blah, blah, blah ) the thing I come back to is that's it seems all too obvious, it's preordained, the recession is a done deal, gold will preserve ones capital, HK / China, Brexit, the trade war - we're in unchartered waters, there's nothing we can refer to in history as a guide. you've posted about credit being the catalyst for past recessions/downturns, but we've never had a combo of negative interest rates, low growth and stagnant wages-for mine, everything that's happened previously is irrelevant, we've got no yardstick here.
gold.....it could plummet
the markets could plummet
the catalyst will come from left field, i've put my money where my mouth is on that.....any semblence of good news and the market reacts positively which indicates to me all the sh!t that's going on globally is priced in give or take a bit, the markets are so jittery they over react on bad news and recover on a whiff of good news.
left field is where to look.....is that even possible?
i do like your charts and info as scary as it appears
) the thing I come back to is that's it seems all too obvious, it's preordained, the recession is a done deal, gold will preserve ones capital, HK / China, Brexit, the trade war - we're in unchartered waters, there's nothing we can refer to in history as a guide. you've posted about credit being the catalyst for past recessions/downturns, but we've never had a combo of negative interest rates, low growth and stagnant wages-for mine, everything that's happened previously is irrelevant, we've got no yardstick here.
