FT Alphaville

Isabella Kaminska has a very good article on why negative interest rates may become policy as a matter of necessity:

http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2011/08/05/643796/introducing-the-2011-deposit-crisis/

In every way shape and form, bullion makes a strong suit here should negative rates become policy. Just how much of the yield curve can turn negative is open for debate, it would take a negative rate on the Three Month Treasury Bill for this to become a reality.

One thing about owning GBN.V stocks is that they have already crashed to extreme oversold levels. Looking at the Accum/Distr., we can see that the sell side has laid on a very heavy handed naked shorting campaign in the stock, basically laying on much more risk than during the last crash.

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