Kickin' it off. It's going to get wild. This week is Armstrong's 'Big Bang' date, mentioned at least as early as 1989 in one of his conferences, he said. It's not a date for a market implosion, it's the peak date for government and sovereign debt. Catalonia voted today for independence, a binding vote. The last one was not binding. It was overwhelmingly for secession.
I can find no information on this vote anywhere right now, yet it's over and done. Nothing on ZeroHedge. I find this bizarre. Understand, if any EU country has a secession, it will, in my opinion, begin a waterfall breakup of the EU and the failing of the Euro currency. So, tanks will roll, it will be stopped. But, it may cause massive unrest and even a European war. Markets will move. Hence, this is not a trivial event today. Yet, nothing, no reporting anywhere. I'm... confused...
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This has so much trap potential in here. All the shorts have reentered and now expect another leg down...
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That should get that trap springing and this moving back up (not that I want that).
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And as if they rang a bell...
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Now I get ready for a bounce... In case.
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So I just saw on Bloomberg the Catalans voted today on independence, and voted 'No'. Nothing on Zero Hedge or anywhere, no talk about a vote today after all those posts about the vote being yesterday. And out of the blue here's the vote, and instead of overwhelming yes like last time, this time it's no. Uh-huh, sure. I give up.