@1ChartMaster If this were me, I would be all over PEMF loops right now https://www.frontiersin.orghttps//www.frontiersin.org/journals/microbiology/articles/10.3389/fmicb.2017.02678/full
@sich8@ryan_aidan I certainly appreciate your substack etc, Simon. Tbh being in the trade myself i am wondering about stops etc now given the expected DCL, which prompted my comment.
@BambroughKevin I for one would prefer the one with depth. We see the same thing across many modern consumer markets. Most creators have to degradingly sell out, bootstrap and target their preferred smaller niche, or expand the product offering into many simpler, smaller bites.
@GernezDan@pavyg Its missing a replay frame. BUT he hits the ball twice. First to ground and second up to top of net. His wrist and forearm are too relaxed as he knew the second hit was not legit..which is why it the ball arced up and was slow.
@sich8 Hi Simon, thanks for the information. I am unclear on the chart re: seasonality as it appears to be cumulative return over the year and does not represent seasonality. What happens between trading day 260 to day 0 of the next year?
I love these Western media claims that the PBOC has stopped buying gold.
This is one of the most premature conclusions I've seen in a long time.
How can anyone confidently assert this based on a single report showing unchanged monthly holdings?
Moreover, China isn't the only central bank eagerly buying gold.
The global trend of accumulating gold to enhance the quality of international reserves is undeniable.
As a reminder, in the 1980s, central banks allocated 74% of their balance sheet assets to gold.
Today, with allocations below 20%, this trend is likely just beginning.