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Rick’s take on the deflationary pressures in the market

November 4, 2014

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    Nov 04, 2014 04:39 AM

    Sounds good Rick, cover my shorts sub $15 and see if the pop can target $18.25 the key weekly support which fell and is now a major over head resistance, I’ll wait for the charts to indicate any kind of bounce.

    US$ is getting reved up from the BOJ action….yippie! giddy up!

    Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeflation…………………more debt and more taxation

    Nov 04, 2014 04:45 AM

    Rick, talk about the burden of debt imagine if real estate prices start to fall, and what about the price of the US dollar how will that effect the debt, I just can’t see the radiation from the sunlight in any parts of the economy these days.

      the prices are going to fall…………..incomes are falling……..and therefore real estate prices are going to fall. The low interest rates are in the equation already.

    Nov 04, 2014 04:04 PM

    You see oil at 56 over 1 month? 2 months? Trickle down or waterfall? Where do you see gold going over the same period? I’m guessing your charts are about 2 weeks to one month out for projections?

    Nov 04, 2014 04:27 PM

    The bowling ball coming down the alley towards the Canadian housing bubble is the oil price decline. Aside from investment in real estate, the other source of investment revenue in Canada was the oil sector.

    http://www.pbh2.com/humor/fail-gif/attachment/93565/

    If you want a sober outlook for inflation expectations going forward many years, you would expect low inflation for many years, given that TIPS are yielding only very little, and that inflation expectations are high, but yields are very low.

    http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=realyield

    Nov 04, 2014 04:11 PM

    OK, 14.510 is back up the truck time. I will give it a try but last time I backed up the truck I got run over.

    Nov 04, 2014 04:11 PM

    Dang, $56 crude?