jim4silver
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- Apr 15, 2008
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I have a feeling that sometime this summer/fall, we are going to see something like what we did in 2008, but bigger this time. I predict that one or more BIG financial institutions are going to be having big problems, whether it is related to derivatives or something else. When that happened in 2008 the hedge funds, etc, unloaded their profitable PM positions to balance their losses on other things which functioned to take down PM prices.
However, many of those big traders now don't seem to have the same PM exposure they had back then from what I have read. So if their stocks, bonds, etc start to fall, they will have to sell something else to balance the losses.
Thus, I am wondering if the big money folks will jump back into PMs (ETFs, futures, etc, I know they are probably not going to buy bullion directly) if they need to bail out of their other financial products if said markets take a big hit.
Does anyone else feel like something big (and bad?) is brewing in the financial world and will soon rear its ugly head? I know I do and whatever it is, I hope it is PM positive this time.
PS Due to the fact that this is an election year, I am wondering what will be done by the current administration to counter all the bad financial data that keeps coming out like jobs, etc. It would seem to me that more QE is going to be announced this summer, which if it does will propel PMs greatly.
All my opinion.
Jim
However, many of those big traders now don't seem to have the same PM exposure they had back then from what I have read. So if their stocks, bonds, etc start to fall, they will have to sell something else to balance the losses.
Thus, I am wondering if the big money folks will jump back into PMs (ETFs, futures, etc, I know they are probably not going to buy bullion directly) if they need to bail out of their other financial products if said markets take a big hit.
Does anyone else feel like something big (and bad?) is brewing in the financial world and will soon rear its ugly head? I know I do and whatever it is, I hope it is PM positive this time.
PS Due to the fact that this is an election year, I am wondering what will be done by the current administration to counter all the bad financial data that keeps coming out like jobs, etc. It would seem to me that more QE is going to be announced this summer, which if it does will propel PMs greatly.
All my opinion.
Jim