Where's the Cash?

What do Buffet and Gross have in common?  Well they invest in two different markets, but they both run big funds.  There investments are different, but the investments have one thing in common:  they both do not want to have any fiat investments.

Gross is short the dollar, as he took loans to go all in bonds.  I am not sure if Buffet is short the dollar, but he is all in stocks.  These men are not the only ones either.  Many money managers are all in the bond and stock markets.  This is an ominous sign.

I think we really are looking at fiat losing massive value over the next few months.  It has lost a lot of value over the last years, and decades of course, but the tide is turning, and the wave of fiat is rising.

I think this whole fiat experiment ends in hyperinflation.  I don''t know if it will happen next month or next year, but it will happen.  Fiat has no intrinsic value, and it is only a matter of time before reality catches up with the hope that monie can grow out of thin air.

Next Events

Facebook IPO, European implosion, war with Syria/Iran.  I have been writing about these events for years, and now, in the given order, they are about to happen.  Next month, or the next, who knows, but that is the order, and this is why:  Facebook will juice the already juiced stock market.  It will get the Dow above 14k, and then....Europe implodes.  Oops.  It's all Europes fault!  America was fine!  And then boom!  War!  It's all the Muslims/Jews fault!

There will be some triggers pulled soon.  This is why the Fed has the audacity to target an inflation rate more fake than the unemployment rate - Because there will be something to negate any blown out target.  Think about it this way:  Bernanke targets 2%, and then boom!  Iran closes the strait.  Well the rise in oil's price isn't the Fed's fault!  It's Iran's.

That's all for now, but I think that these three events are important to understand, and also understand how they fall into the overall plan of the policy makers.

Technicals Today

I like to look at charts everyday.  Sometimes things stand out short term, sometimes long term.  Sometimes I get nothing from looking at them. 

I have some thoughts about silver.  I think it will test $33 over the next few trading days, and then move to $36.  I think it will be at $36 on February 24th, and on that day, II think it will begin a surge back to $50.  Look for February 24th to be the major turning point for finance.

I think the dollar will follow the opposite trend.  Look for it to move above 80 DXY during the next few days, and promptly reverse.  It will trade inversely gold/silver from here on out I believe.  It will trade inversely oil too.  I think we are about to get caught back into the Long Trend; the next big move will be the third and final stage of the hyperinflation of the dollar.  Once again, look for this turn on February 24th.