Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk,
Gold blasted through the $1500 level this week. Let's analyze the message. Here's a hint: The message isn't inflation.
今週ゴールドは$1500を突き破った。このことが告げるメッセージを分析してみよう。ヒントはこれだ:そのメッセージはインフレではない。
The above chart is and end-of-day chart from yesterday. Gold closed at $1484.
At 11:30 AM Central, gold was at $1520, up $36 on the day.
As I have pointed out numerous times, and contrary to popular belief,
gold is not an inflation hedge. Gold fell from $800 to $250 with
inflation every step of the way.
Let me make it simple: It's the debt, stupid! 簡単に行ってしまうと:それは借金なんだ、バーカ!
The global economy is choking on debt as central banks are determined to have more of it.
世界経済は借金で首が回らなくなっている、そこへ中央銀行がさらなる借金を積み増そうとしている。
Inflation? Forget about it. The bubbles are proof we "had" inflation.
最後の二段落だけ訳しておきます。 Stock Euphoria Stunts Gold Adam Hamilton April 19, 2019 3257 Words The great euphoria emanating from these near-record-high stock markets is breathtaking. Traders are again convinced stocks do nothing but rally indefinitely. That everything-is-awesome mindset has stunted gold’s latest upleg, since there’s no perceived need for prudently diversifying stock-heavy portfolios. But that psychology can change fast, as we saw a half-year ago. Gold investment roars back as stocks roll over. The word “euphoria” is widely misunderstood, often confused with “mania”. The latter is when stocks rocket vertically in blowoff tops, and is defined as “an excessively intense enthusiasm, interest, or desire”. The US stock markets certainly aren’t in a mania. At its latest high last Friday, the flagship US S&P 500 broad-market s...