Re: Lose all your capital fast, with MatTheCat and his TA 101A!
r0ach does it again eh?
Announces his stunning gains in Litecoin, AFTER the fact.
Announces his stunning gains in Litecoin, AFTER the fact.
I posted beforehand actually:
I already bought some litecorn once I saw the bullflag. Looking at charts for it isn't necessary.
On the subject of long term charts, here are a couple of whoppers:
The Comex manipulated charts aren't really worth paying much attention to since it's nothing more than painting the tape. Their charts have no relation to reality whatsoever, as the price of silver MORE THAN HALVED while demand for silver was skyrocketing to all time highs at the same time. Here's some metals charts that actually matter:
Armstrong is a shill for TPTB. The gold to national debt chart, which has a 91% correlation, shows the price of gold should be around $1800-$2000 right now:
While the historical DOW to gold ratios show that gold should be $4000-$7000 an ounce with the DOW this high:
In reality, instead of gold going to $4k-$7k, it's more likely the DOW should collapse in half and gold goes to $2000-$3500. Silver would likely go to $66-$116 in that scenario with around a 30:1 ratio. This is just speaking in a normal market without a currency collapse or something happening. If the bond market or currency blows up, metals would obviously be much higher. Metals are in a giant inverse bubble right now, and the reason is they attempted to manipulate them down even lower than normal to try and facilitate NIRP/ZIRP.
And whoever thinks metals aren't manipulated, here's a chart showing the price of silver more than halving as demand skyrockets at the same time. Most (downward) manipulated, inverse bubble market on earth:
While the historical DOW to gold ratios show that gold should be $4000-$7000 an ounce with the DOW this high:
In reality, instead of gold going to $4k-$7k, it's more likely the DOW should collapse in half and gold goes to $2000-$3500. Silver would likely go to $66-$116 in that scenario with around a 30:1 ratio. This is just speaking in a normal market without a currency collapse or something happening. If the bond market or currency blows up, metals would obviously be much higher. Metals are in a giant inverse bubble right now, and the reason is they attempted to manipulate them down even lower than normal to try and facilitate NIRP/ZIRP.
And whoever thinks metals aren't manipulated, here's a chart showing the price of silver more than halving as demand skyrockets at the same time. Most (downward) manipulated, inverse bubble market on earth: