The reflation is failing says this “metallic credit spread” as the copper price appears to be breaking down vs. the gold price. All of this
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Bananas for All! Keep Dancing…
The Opening Notes segment of this week’s Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 614… Keep Dancing (while the music plays) FOMC came, FOMC delivered what
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NFTRH 614 Out Now
Sun’s coming out as I’ve finished sending. I think I’ll get out of this chair and do something. An end of summer 2020 price increase
Woke Up This Morning
You know the song from the Sopranos, but here’s a really cool live session. Super cool. Brits sounding more American than an American.
US Dollar: Hold the Bananas!
Hold up. Nothing goes straight down forever. America, under the guidance of Donald Trump is actively seeking out its bananahood, but the technical and sentiment
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Gold Miners Still Pushing That Cart of Rocks Up Hill
Our hard working miner here (we’ll call him Huey) has been pushing his cart of rocks, first gently downhill from 2016 to 2018 and then
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Gold Miners Ride the Post-FOMC Roller Coaster
Fed rolls over, gold miners shake off the doldrums and ramp. Some people probably buy the news and get steamrolled. Back to square one, which