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Daily Reckoning/James Ricards/6-2-2020
“Now the third great bull market is underway. It began on December 16, 2015 when gold bottomed at $1,050 per ounce at the end of the 2011-2015 bear market. Since then, gold is up over 65%. That’s a nice gain, but it’s small change compared to 2,200% and 760% gains in the last two bull markets. When it comes to capital and commodity markets, nothing moves in a straight line, especially gold. But this pattern suggests the biggest gains in gold prices are yet to come. And right now, my models are telling me that gold is poised for historic gains as the third great bull market gains steam.”
USAGOLD note: Ricards offers some interesting insider history in this piece along with a strongly-held opinion that gold has entered a new bull market now in its infancy ……
Credit Bubble Bulletin/Doug Noland/6-6-2020
“I try to remain laser-focused on the analysis, conscious not to stray into the conspiracy realm. The Fed may buy S&P futures contracts at key market junctures and the government might at times fudge the numbers. I don’t know, and I’m not going there. Some will question the veracity of Friday’s payrolls data. Forecasts were for the May unemployment rate to jump to 19.0%, surging from April’s 14.7%. Private Payrolls were to see a 6.75 million drop, with manufacturing jobs down 400,000. Instead, Private Payrolls surged almost 3.1 million, with manufacturers adding 225,000 workers. The Unemployment rate fell to 13.3%.’”
USAGOLD note 1: Noland, who posted these remarks Saturday, might find himself among the first to question Friday’s employment numbers, but as it turns out he was not alone in sensing that something might be amiss. As pointed out in this morning’s DMR, other analysts and media sources have raised similar concerns.
USAGOLD note 2: Though he shied away from questioning the validity of Friday’s report, Bloomberg opinion columnist Mohammed El Erian in a piece published Saturday does ask how the experts could have been so far off the mark. “Faced with what I suspect is the biggest-ever forecasting error for a single data release,” he says, “the U.S. employment report for May on Friday — the community of applied economists and Wall Street analysts is trying to determine what went wrong in their approach and how this applies to other key projections and policy recommendations.”
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Financial Times/Gavyn Davies/5-31-2020
“Since 2013, there have been brief periods of strong output growth in the large economies, suggesting that the risks of secular stagnation were abating. But these cyclical upswings proved temporary and the trend decline in global long-term interest rates towards zero was never ended.”
USAGOLD note: Davies comes down on the side of stubborn disinflation as the post-pandemic paradigm.
Repost from 6-2-2020
