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Posted at 30/3/2023 13:48 by atlantic57 For roughly the last year punters have been speculating that the Fed will Pivot.The dates for the Pivot keep being pushed back . If inflation is staying high does Mae have a view on interest rates . If they stay high for to long the real economy will surely take a hit and of course 2024 is a big political year. |
Posted at 10/9/2022 17:11 by atlantic57 Eleven what are your thoughts now on Mae utterances.10 days on us markets appear to have had modest falls which have now been all but reversed. Markets do not appear ready to roll over. The Fed seem intent on raising rates but the us economy does not appear to be tanking. |
Posted at 01/6/2021 13:06 by atlantic57 Eleven if you are still a subsriber i see mae has psoted comments on gold what is his viewthanks historically he was afan but seems to have cooled.. |
Posted at 26/2/2021 16:07 by atlantic57 I see that Mae is now saying he predicted the rise in interest rates is bang on que.I don’t know what he is saying as I have stopped subscribing. However who always claims that he has predicted every event .. Perhaps he could give us a road map to the future. He most certainly got 2020 wrong on the big issues. |
Posted at 20/1/2021 17:46 by atlantic57 Hi Eleven I am going to cancel my subscription to the basic level of Mae.I will stick to his free offerings. Someone has recommended this site |
Posted at 11/10/2020 21:15 by atlantic57 11 thanksAs I read Mae posting today about the Dow he appears again to be covering both angles ie The March lows will be rested or markets will simply go higher. For me public confidence in government is sinking fast. Biden appears to be well ahead it remains to be seen whether this translates to an electoral college victory. |
Posted at 03/10/2020 08:15 by atlantic57 The investment I sold in the USA is now 10% higher in just one month.Once again I am struggling what Mae is saying . He does not seem to comment on oil . I think we are awaiting action from the fed to determine the next move. The democrats appear to have less support for business than the republicans. Yet they also have big ties with Goldman Sachs and others. Where else can you put your money other than equities. |
Posted at 24/9/2020 17:29 by atlantic57 11 I am very puzzled by the fact that my investments in the us market have hardly goneDown at all.This seems odd given that both the Nasdaq and the Dow have fallen significantly. The daily is a very impressive site I wish I had come across it earlier. I get the sense that his view of the Gold market is similar to Mae. However his price targets are well below the views expressed by other commentators. |
Posted at 21/9/2020 15:55 by atlantic57 Eleven what do you make of the latest posts from Mae today on the indexes.I read it that he is implying the markets will fall all the way down to 2022. I haven’t got the skill to go short.However as soon as the fed decided not to provide Any more money printing it struck that both gold and indices would head south at pace. This is now unfolding. As the fomc won’t meet again until after the election there seems little reason for the markets to recover . As for gold I am now following daily gold and they suggest that gold has further to fall. |
Posted at 12/9/2020 12:11 by atlantic57 eleven fair enough.If we focus on mae comments only then i agree with your overall summary. My take on mae blogg is that is in essence saying the downward spiral will accelerate if various support levels dont hold . However the jury remains out but after the fomc meeting things may be clearer. We are hovering close to key turning points but need confirmation. incidentally my take on his gold comments again i feel have not proved very reliable . |
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