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Showing posts with label janet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label janet. Show all posts

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Interested in Yellen at Janet?



First off let me start by quoting myself...“after this Wednesday, gold will be skyrocketing”, overnight we finally saw the 1% jump in gold, 2% in silver, platinum 0.5% even palladium rose 0.4%. This is just the beginning. Other commodities rose as well with the capital rushing back in, as the USD weakened. The FED announced that they will not raise interest rates, knowing how unstable the economy is. With the focus on the Asian and European market, Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40, showed the USD weaken quickly.
Traders and investors are afraid that Janet Yellen’s will take the views of her predecessors, Alan Greenspan or Ben Bernanke regarding her decisions about monetary policies, which will lead to market volatility as it has before. We can blame this meeting and low interest rates all we want, but Janet is not the only reason we are seeing the market move like this. I feel that people are hypersensitive right now, a lot is happening between ISIS, Japan, Ebola, etc. The world news is pumping us all up to panic, causing the market to act unstable and unpredictable.
The USD continues to drop right after Janet’s announcement, but also after a release came out from a meeting the FED had in September that stated, how if the dollar rises it could very well have a severely negative “impact on the fragile U.S. recovery”. When the FED states that they are worried about a strong USD, you can bet its going to weaken. When this happens, these decisions are made knowing well what will happen and what is happening now, you have to ask yourself why?  What are the true intentions?  This is when you have to look at all of it from new and sometimes odd perspectives.
Higher inflation is on the rise, it is important to get your positions correct and hedged accordingly.  If you have never traded metals now is the time to start, throughout history it has maintained purchasing power, and is a solid investment.

Positions:Long GLD June 19th, 2015 114.00 calls. Paid $6.80, currently $8.20, with a gain of +20.5%
Buy Gold $1191.50, Currently at $1223.20 for a gain of 2.66%

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