AS JANUARY GOES, SO GOES THE YEAR

Isn’t it funny how CNBC wasn’t blathering about how January finishes, that is how the year usually finishes. If stocks were up, with gold and silver down, Cramer, the shills and the bimbos would have been screaming it from the mountaintop. Stocks were down big in the 1st five days and the first month. Gold and silver were up big. Sounds of silence from the faux financial journalists, aka cheerleaders. Bond yields are crashing. Global recession has arrived. The storm is just beginning.

Via Jesse

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ambika
ambika
January 31, 2015 6:03 pm

Indeed.

EndTheFed
EndTheFed
January 31, 2015 8:45 pm

Can’t wait for these ponzi financial markets to implode. Sick of this fantasy land.

END THE FED! endthefed.org

Westcoaster
Westcoaster
January 31, 2015 9:24 pm

And things are probably much worse in reality than what the “numbers” reflect. D.C. has gone “seasonal adjustment” crazy; their attempts to short PM’s can’t last forever, in fact from what I’m seeing the paper market has already split in value from the genuine article.
BTW I’m reading Sharyl Attkisson’s book “Stonewalled” right now and I had no idea it was THIS bad…the MSM is being managed by millenials who don’t know the first thing about journalism. Any story that violates their preconcieved notion of “green” issues doesn’t get on the air. And the Obama admin is downright rude to any reporter who doesn’t just read their press releases. “Stonewalled” is a great title for this book and I highly recommend it to all TBPers.

Let me be clear
Let me be clear
January 31, 2015 9:36 pm

Is the market forecasting a Seahawks win?

card802
card802
February 1, 2015 7:49 am

With the dollar so strong deflation is rising and inflation dropping the fed will probably wait longer before raising interest rates and could print more, then the dollar should weaken, with the EU doing their own QE as well, all hell would break loose.

Lot of could, would, should’s, who the hell really knows anymore.