Fed Meet: A Key Catalyst For Gold?

1. Competition is supposed to be healthy, but when governments compete to see who can borrow the most money while paying their lenders little or nothing… that’s not healthy at all. 
2. Please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this daily gold chart.  The next key Fed meeting is on Wednesday, and it’s unlikely that the Fed does anything to interfere with the government’s insatiable thirst for more printed and borrowed money.
3. Will doing nothing be enough to encourage investors to bid gold higher? 
4. Maybe, but my suggestion is for investors to wait for the breakout to happen, rather than guess when it occurs.
5. The triangle pattern is arguably negative, and gold could ease to $1800-$1775 if the breakout is to the downside.
6. In a nutshell: Using technical analysis as outlined by Edwards and Magee, gold bullion investors should wait for the market to show some higher highs and higher lows before assuming this reaction has ended.
7. What about gold stocks?  Well, please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this GDX chart.
8. A dip below $39 would likely usher in a deeper sell-off, but it would likely relate to a meltdown in the US stock market.
9. The government has no savings.  All it does to solve every type of crisis is borrow more “funny money”… money that the central bank electronically prints with relentless gusto.
10. The bottom line is that any deeper correction in gold or the miners is likely to be short lived… and followed by fresh “money printed” highs!
11. Please click here now.  Double-click to enlarge this daily Dow futures chart.
12. There are some resistance zones in play on US stock indexes.  The QQQ ETF is near $300, a key round number.  The Dow is near the all-time highs at about 30,000.  A reaction is expected and normal.
13. Sadly, stock market investors have become akin to welfare deadbeats who don’t want to work.  They can buy any rally or dip without worry because they know their government and central bank will race to save them if valuations tumble.
14. This, while the average US citizen is called a “loser” if they can’t afford medical care.  Studies suggest that in 1963 it took a US minimum age earner 8 years of gross income to pay for a house. 
15. Now it takes the same earner 34 years to do it!  Most people now take 8 years just to pay off their car loan, and the car is worthless by the time they pay it off. 
16. In a disgusting ode to insanity, the US government has repeatedly called this horrifying state of affairs, “the mightiest economy of all time”.  
17. In Japan, the central bank is now the biggest investor in the stock market.  The Swiss central bank has a big portfolio of global stocks that it buys with photocopied fiat.  The Fed is doing QE for corporate zombie bonds. 
18. It appears to be only a matter of time before the Fed uses its printed money to become the biggest shareholder of US stocks. 
19. Horrifically, this is called… capitalism.
20. Please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this important weekly Dow chart.
21. Key oscillators (especially the 14,5,5 series full Stochastics) are close to sell signals, but the Dow is likely to push higher within the massive broadening top formation… before likely collapsing like it did in 1929.
22. Please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this SIL ETF chart.  A modest pattern of higher highs and higher lows is emerging.
23. If the US stock market does collapse, it will likely be related to government debt worship finally producing inflation, and a possible 2021-2025 war cycle. 
24. In that situation, American citizens will likely get quite interested in silver bullion, because it’s cheaper than gold, and institutions will buy the miners.  Hi, ho, silver!

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