It’s evident NVDA didn’t mean dick. If the stock had vaulted higher yesterday, we’d be at lifetime highs. Since the stock plunged yesterday………..we’re at lifetime highs. The /NQ was almost completed unfazed.

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It’s evident NVDA didn’t mean dick. If the stock had vaulted higher yesterday, we’d be at lifetime highs. Since the stock plunged yesterday………..we’re at lifetime highs. The /NQ was almost completed unfazed.

And there we have it. After a sharp drop in the value for the world’s largest company, the markets have totally healed yet again, with the screen entirely green this morning, celebrating NVDA shrugging off its quarterly report.

When gold rises again vs. these markets the counter-cyclical economic view will generally be back on. Gold has far more utility (insurance, risk-off liquidity, relative value retention) during economically troubled times than cyclical assets like stocks and commodities.
A sweet consolidation as the market angst of the spring has gone bye-bye. This is a lovely consolidation that was much needed as gold got over-pumped to the upside (and stocks to the downside) in April.

The expiring system (in progress for years, actual expiration date unknown) has limped along, through Fed (monetary) and government (fiscal) oversight, fabulously enriching the rich and impairing the middle and lower classes. The system has tilted the playing field heavily in favor of the ruling class. Yes, I am writing from within and about America.
It is beyond the scope of this article to go too far into the details, but money created out of nowhere (monetary) and spent into circulation (fiscal) must go somewhere. Where it goes is into assets and asset markets.
(more…)I used to talk about palladium constantly, but not so much lately. My supposition, which turned out to be the case, was that it was going to do some backing and filling after its massive run-up. I think the selling is done, though.
