Commodities: Another Bubble Forming?

[PropGuy]

Gold prices have been rising ever since the Fed started easing in early 2001. There have been ups and downs along the way, but the uptrend has remained largely intact for almost 8 years. Gold fell last year, as commodities did, but by only half as much as the decline experienced by most commodities. Gold turned up in November last year, about a month before commodities started to recover. Gold is now approaching its all-time of $1000; will commodities return to their previous highs? Will Fed ease have given us another commodity price bubble?

Full article: Commodities: Another Bubble Forming? -- Seeking Alpha

[georgihh]

Originally Posted by PropGuy

Gold prices have been rising ever since the Fed started easing in early 2001. There have been ups and downs along the way, but the uptrend has remained largely intact for almost 8 years. Gold fell last year, as commodities did, but by only half as much as the decline experienced by most commodities. Gold turned up in November last year, about a month before commodities started to recover. Gold is now approaching its all-time of $1000; will commodities return to their previous highs? Will Fed ease have given us another commodity price bubble?

Full article: Commodities: Another Bubble Forming? -- Seeking Alpha

Fed will keep on printing money until they stabilize the house market in the USA. I don’t care about USA but the other countries will follow soon or later and big inflation is on the way. What is going to happen is all the people savings including properties will be halve by the end of next year. The real value of one $ next year will have less purchasing power than now. We will see more money than goods in less than 2 years. Petrol can reach 200$ very soon