If A Tree Falls In The Forest

There's no shortage of drama, but the lazy summer lull means the market's reaction to ostensibly consequential news and data could be muted. If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If lawmakers can't agree on a new virus relief package and nobody is around to trade it, does the market react? (Probably. The machines don't take vacations, after all.) Take a moment to think about everything that's in play. Gold is gunning for record highs, the dollar is

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2 thoughts on “If A Tree Falls In The Forest

  1. H-Man, the bubbles in the stock market continue to bubble. It would seem the gold/silver bubble in a nascent stage is impervious to what the stock market bubble is saying.