I'll start it off. I'm still trying to figure out how to be useful in my posting and not post hundreds of times per week. I can't seem to not get carried away. (That's why I never post in the early AM session, where it takes more concentration.) Then I burn myself out, and use up my precious resources that I should be reserving for my health issues. And I'm only posting a fraction of what I'm seeing... It just drives me nuts to see all this and not try to post it. I do have to come up with a solution.

Management/reversal areas for silver.

Get ready for the Fed minutes...

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! ES new high for the entire move. And crude 106.65.

They must have clarified that there isn't going to be a taper. Too funny, a taper. QE will increase, as they monetize 100% of an ever growing debt and deficit.

Crude coming back in nicely...

If May did start a bear market (I now think the odds of that are over a trillion to one against it), this really needs to get pile-driven here. But, even if they sell it some more, it will likely just reverse it all on its inexorable rise to a new 'bulls#%&' market high, just like the Russell did again today.

They must like what Bern-Qwacke is saying, there's the new high for the entire move.

Wow, do they like what he has to say. Taper my a#%. QE to infinity. To appease the few skeptics let's say maybe we taper (i.e. print at a slightly lessened pace) in a half decade or so. And we'll keep saying that every year. I truly think we will see Dow 1,000,000 before this is 'over'. No joke.

No, the above is not sarcasm this time, it's based on that Zimbabwe-like model I previously discussed.

And how can we have hyperinflation and deflation at the same time? All economists say that they are mutually exclusive. Easy. The market goes up to 1,000,000 because the currency is annihilated (hyper or high inflation, and yes, I know they are fundamentally totally different), but that same basket of stocks buys less that before it went to 1,000,000, so in reality there is deflation in stocks in real terms. In stocks nominal hyperinflation, real deflation. Cool.

my daughter the dr says YES THIS really is the way it is

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