Guten Morgen!
R. Russel lässt Hoffnung aufkeimen.
Ist Eichelburg auf dem Holzweg?
Kann sich dieses größte ‚Ponzi Scheme’ aller Zeiten
erneut am eigenen Schopf aus dem Sumpf ziehen?
Was Münchhausen konnte, können die schon lange..... [Blockierte Grafik: http://img.wallstreet-online.de/smilies/laugh.gif]
“Questions I ask myself:
Bonds are rallying and interest rates are declining. Bonds appear to be discounting deteriorating business in the months ahead. What will gold do in this situation? Lower interest rates tend to be bullish for gold. But lower rates also dovetail with declining business and deflationary pressures. In such an atmosphere, will gold advance or decline? If business turns sour in 2007, the Fed will move (as per Greenspan) to pull out all the stops, lower rates and open the money spigots wide. This would be inflationary and bullish for gold.
Does it make any sense to trade gold? My experience trading in-and-out of a bull market is that you end up being out when the big advance arrives. Nevertheless, some few people do trade gold successfully. Should I advice trading gold? My answer -- no, because subscribers almost always screw it up. Take your position, sit with your position, add to your position on corrections. At any rate, that's what I've done with my own account.”
“My perspective -- It's hard to believe that the market doesn't know all about the housing picture. Anytime you think you know more than the market, you're on your way to being wrong. So did the market decline into the July lows discount the worst that lies ahead in housing? That could just be the answer.”
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/russell/russell103106.html
Gruß
.SilVisconti