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Posted by Flasherly on September 6, 2007, 8:01 pm
wrote:
> Yes, the gold could come back again to 680 - 700 levels as what I have...
>
> The volatility in a mixed vision can continue to be the mark of the
> markets currently as the steep decline in the stock market due to the
> crisis and from another side the central banks tries to install the
> stability and the trust to attract funds taking risk again!
>
A charted game of ping-pong, disdainfully seen for reactive,
nevertheless with increasingly strong residuals attracted to defensive
and safe-play sectors. The incentives are there with ADRs showing a
headwind comeback profit, alongside an alterego, a downside risk fresh
in mind for anyone outside and weathering the past few weeks.
Government and financial agencies, as if by necessity, are pulling in
unison. A good sign, as if all along what we all suspected, that
fundamentals lend reasoning lay otherwise, that assurance follows
favoring contained growth. At the national level is the issue of a
subprime spitball concocted by creative financing. Alternatives are
now at stake for the misinformed gullible, the poor and downtrodden,
and indebted, huddled masses. Up to their chiney-chinchins. Risk,
however, is not what the FED is endorsing: Bake your own in a hot
kitchen, they've emphatically stated numerous times, as they're not
about subsidizing A/C.
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