[furgy]

My opinion is that this is just another opinion to be taken with a grain of salt.

Graphs and numbers can be helpful but really can't predict the future , only the past.

Did Sprott forsee this latest recession using these same graphs , if not , why.?

In the end what does it all mean anyway , in summary Sprott says "You can invest in sentiment if you want to, but as we have
said before, we prefer to invest in real things."

What the hell does that mean?

In my opinion anyway , investor sentiment is where the money is , especially if you're a trader.

I think someone at Sprott was bored and needed something to do the day they wrote that article.

 

[furgy]

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I`ve looked at the big picture and it ain`t pretty!

Everyones mind contains a different picture.

Yours is a bad one , but dont try to pass it off as THE picture.

My picture is looking pretty rosy.

If you knew the big picture , you'd be way ahead of the rest of us and not so pessimistic.

You aint seen dick.

 

[furgy]

"You aint seen dick!"


I have. Just not as much as you more experienced folks!

Well that's ok . look at yourself first , start small.

Maybe one day you'll really see the "big" picture.

As a gold bug I would expect one to be pessimistic on the economy , but I don't think the world is ready to lay down and give up just yet , this is just a small hiccup in the economy.

My portfolio was down over 60% six months ago , I'm now up by about 20% and have taken some profits to boot.

This recession has been a great learning experience for me , one I will profit from far into the future.

As a mainly income investor now , my income alone should be enough to protect me any inflation that may occur.