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    2022 is just around the corner, and if the new year is anything like the past week, we hope that you have a seat belt because it looks like it is going to be a wild ride. This past week Kitco News launched its 2022 outlook series, and not surprisingly, the most significant topics everyone is talking about are inflation and global monetary policies. Notably, a lot of eyes are on the Federal Reserve as it tries to talk down the growing inflation threat as consumers prices saw an annual rise of 6.8% last month. At first glance, the Federal Reserve appears to be taking the growing risk of rising consumer prices ... (full story)

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Xautrucho
Dec 18, 2021 3:17pm
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Whatever the inflation (and inflation goes up and down going up or down per period and is a chaotic variable) price will still move up and down going up or down. So it is not where price ends up ultimately between now and any future that is important, it is how you managed all the ups and downs in between now and then. The Crow (-_-)
Shut up, the formula isn't that complicated. Interest rates will dictate the outcome. Higher interest rates = economy that spends less. Lower interest rates = slower growing economy.
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Trader#C106
Dec 18, 2021 11:08am
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Whatever the inflation (and inflation goes up and down going up or down per period and is a chaotic variable) price will still move up and down going up or down. So it is not where price ends up ultimately between now and any future that is important, it is how you managed all the ups and downs in between now and then.

The Crow (-_-)
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Trader#3389
Dec 18, 2021 3:40pm
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{quote} Shut up, the formula isn't that complicated. Interest rates will dictate the outcome. Higher interest rates = economy that spends less. Lower interest rates = slower growing economy.
I do not see why you are so upset. We appear to be talking about 2 different things. I am talking about the fluctuations ahead (what is called a recurrence relation of the form Xn+1 = F(Xn)) defining the righthand edge of the market and you are talking about some economics formulation. So how do I come in for abuse then? Please no need we can always ask politely. Cheers

The Crow (-_-)
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