Dow Futures Drops 600 Points As Fed's Dovishness Spooks Markets.
Today I will talk about the stock market's reaction to Fed Chairman Powell's statements or comments following the end of the FOMC's two-day meeting yesterday.
I will also briefly go over the fact that we are seeing the general public or non-professional investors getting involved in the markets.
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Question,
Why would you compare, or anyone for that matter, the US debt clock to paper or stock market?
I see what your point is in that debt going higher, and GDP going down, per the debt clock, but if we ignore the price of where silver and gold is, meaning we see silver per the clock at 3240.00 and gold at 26,865, yet it is nowhere near that price in reality, although it should.
So why look at anything else if we are to pick and choose which numbers to look at when the whole thing doesn’t add up to what we have now?
Sure we all would love to see silver and gold take off, but I’ve been watching this debt clock for years, and while everyone looks at and references it as to how bad our economy really is, then one would also have to say silver and gold should reach crazy times high soon to reflect the numbers the are at.
Long question but just was hoping for you thoughts on why it seems, at least to me, why people pay attention to one but not the other?