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1st Quarter 2022 Wrap Up: Rambus Chartology Now Available to Subscribers
The 1st Quarter 2022 Wrap Up: Rambus Chartology is now available to Solari subscribers. Catherine will cover this in her Equity Overview which will publish on May 5th.
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Superb analysis. Staying the course in PMs and Commodities, even though April 21-25 have been challenging to say the least.
Over a lifetime, I have watched “markets” increasingly be transformed from economic phenomena into political phenomena. So if it’s true that the gold market is rigged and has been for some time, for which there is ample evidence, what good is technical analysis of past rigging of the price of gold? To predict future rigging? No disrespect meant for Rambus whose work appears to be exhaustive and well thought out, and I am specifically limiting that comment to the price of gold.
A technical chart of prices is a way of looking at what has happened to price over a period of time. The longer the time, the more useful I find them. And combined with other charts it compresses enormous data about relative value. I am not looking for real markets. I am looking for real transactions as driven by both economics and politics. This is where trades happened or were for the most part available. Its tells me an enormous amount about what the riggors have been up too while being subject to the realities of economics.
Superb analysis. Staying the course in PMs and Commodities, even though April 21-25 have been challenging to say the least.
Over a lifetime, I have watched “markets” increasingly be transformed from economic phenomena into political phenomena. So if it’s true that the gold market is rigged and has been for some time, for which there is ample evidence, what good is technical analysis of past rigging of the price of gold? To predict future rigging? No disrespect meant for Rambus whose work appears to be exhaustive and well thought out, and I am specifically limiting that comment to the price of gold.
A technical chart of prices is a way of looking at what has happened to price over a period of time. The longer the time, the more useful I find them. And combined with other charts it compresses enormous data about relative value. I am not looking for real markets. I am looking for real transactions as driven by both economics and politics. This is where trades happened or were for the most part available. Its tells me an enormous amount about what the riggors have been up too while being subject to the realities of economics.
Superb analysis. Staying the course in PMs and Commodities, even though April 21-25 have been challenging to say the least.
Over a lifetime, I have watched “markets” increasingly be transformed from economic phenomena into political phenomena. So if it’s true that the gold market is rigged and has been for some time, for which there is ample evidence, what good is technical analysis of past rigging of the price of gold? To predict future rigging? No disrespect meant for Rambus whose work appears to be exhaustive and well thought out, and I am specifically limiting that comment to the price of gold.
A technical chart of prices is a way of looking at what has happened to price over a period of time. The longer the time, the more useful I find them. And combined with other charts it compresses enormous data about relative value. I am not looking for real markets. I am looking for real transactions as driven by both economics and politics. This is where trades happened or were for the most part available. Its tells me an enormous amount about what the riggors have been up too while being subject to the realities of economics.
The cover picture is an excellent choice.