Gold +6%, Stocks -15% - Did you get your hedge on yet?

[KnighttimeJoe]

Horsepaste overdose?

Remember when he came up with some dumb ass concoction of horsepaste, zinc, and coconut oil that he swore by and recommended?

 

[NinjaKnight]

Gold price was $2050 on the day of this prediction (March 8). We are about 5 months into the 6 month prediction. Gold sits at $1766.15 today. A 14% loss. VTI is down 1.8%. Only need a 42% appreciation in gold in a bit over a month for this prediction to come true. More than likely though, you just invested in a shiny metal that can’t even outpace inflation over a long horizon.

@Boston.Knight plz respond 😂 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

 

[hemightbejeremy]

Also get out of anything bublicious like tech. Miners are gonna make a nice move here too as sentiment improves. Still 25% immediate upside. The juniors are lagging (GDXJ), but they will catch up and eventually outperform the majors (GDX) .

I can see the gator jaws closing to meet halfway. Another 20% selloff on the nasdaq and 20% price improvement in gold.

Since you told people to get out of tech, QQQ is up 49% and GLD is up 29%.

 

[NinjaKnight]

Since you told people to get out of tech, QQQ is up 49% and GLD is up 29%.

@Boston.Knight plz respond 🤣

 

[UCFBS]

Remember when he came up with some dumb ass concoction of horsepaste, zinc, and coconut oil that he swore by and recommended?

He didn't come up with it. Several medical groups did, and it's their standard protocol. Now some of your kind were able to cause legal issues initially for those groups. Unfortunately for your kind, they won their lawsuits, and the judges had very unkind words for your kind.

That alleged 'horsepaste' is a proven anti-viral, and several combinations of minerals are recommended by several, medical groups. Whether it's effective, is another matter, but it is quite allowed. In fact, the 'backlash' in trying to prevent off-label use, has caused a lot of stupidity to dominate.

Oh, in other news, the FDA has lost all its lawsuits, and settled others, removing their on-line 'advisements' that are 'against' the alleged horsepaste, while going on-record, in a court of law, the FDA admitted that 'horsepaste' is proven safe by the FDA itself.

That's not the case with 100% of all other COVID treatments. But nearly all those are under patents, and expensive. Not dirt cheap, like the 'horsepaste.'

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

He didn't come up with it. Several medical groups did, and it's their standard protocol. Now some of your kind were able to cause legal issues initially for those groups. Unfortunately for your kind, they won their lawsuits, and the judges had very unkind words for your kind.

That alleged 'horsepaste' is a proven anti-viral, and several combinations of minerals are recommended by several, medical groups. Whether it's effective, is another matter, but it is quite allowed. In fact, the 'backlash' in trying to prevent off-label use, has caused a lot of stupidity to dominate.

Oh, in other news, the FDA has lost all its lawsuits, and settled others, removing their on-line 'advisements' that are 'against' the alleged horsepaste, while going on-record, in a court of law, the FDA admitted that 'horsepaste' is proven safe by the FDA itself.

That's not the case with 100% of all other COVID treatments. But nearly all those are under patents, and expensive. Not dirt cheap, like the 'horsepaste.'

Neat.

Don’t care.