Posted on 01/06/2016 10:07:26 AM PST by amorphous
As Wall Street axioms (Santa rally, January effect, as goes January etc.) are rapidly falling by the wayside at the start of 2016, following a chaotic but return-less 2015, the UBS analysts who correctly forecast last year's volatility are out with their forecast for 2016. It's simple - Sell Stocks, Buy Gold.
UBS Technical Analysts Michael Riesner and Marc Muller warn the seven-year cycle in equities is rolling over.
(Excerpt) Read more at zerohedge.com ...
Or wait for stocks to fall, and then buy them. You’ll get a nice dividend, which gold doesn’t pay.
But the truth is, neither UBS nor anyone else knows what will happen in the future. If they did, they’d have so much money, they wouldn’t need to be making predictions.
Cycles assume that the market for gold and silver isn’t rigged.
Just be happy if it is actual gold or silver in your hand. Or even just actual gold or silver....
I wonder what fraudulent asset the Wall Street crooks put their free trillions from the Fed in this time around.
In the interest of full disclosure, I’ve recently started accumulating a little gold.
Fraudulent COMEX paper gold, of course! ;-)
Must be nice to get free money and then able to invest it without worry of loss. If I go broke, I don't eat.
Soros who manipulated things in part to get richer ahead of the curve has some idea.
It's far better to wait for your investment to rise, then sell it (and don't be greedy). Trust me - voice of experience.
Gold is going to crash, along with equities.
Best to have as much cash as possible for the next few years.
Gold is going to crash, along with equities.
Best to have as much cash as possible for the next few years.
I’m definitely not seeing a 7 yr cycle in that plot.....
Most financial predictions turn out to be wrong.
Gold is not an investment. It is a hedge against a full-blown collapse of the monetary system. If you think the entire US economy is going to crash and burn, then buy gold.
7 years of 0bama haven’t been able to totally destroy it.
The 7 years vary some for sure. Notice the increased volatility in the last three cycles.
The gov't certainly isn't helping in damping the bubbles.
"Derivatives" need to be squashed.
If they are, it will mean financial Armageddon.
They are the ultimate bubble, fractional “lending”, Ponzi scheme, etc.
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