#tHANKS TODDO

[inkaneity]

I'LL GIVE YOU 10 YA BINCH: 166, 81, 65, 153, 106, 39, 5, 26, 75 and 43

5: What three things/people do you think of most each day: 

- OPPONENT 

- Memes

- More memes ʕ; •`ᴥ•´ʔ

26: Do you like ball-jointed dolls? 

Not… particularly? I don’t really have an opinion on this.

39: Do you believe in horoscopes and zodiacs? 

I don’t believe in them but I still think its pretty fun to associate characteristics to people and draw connections between people of the same horoscope/zodiac. 

43: Any piercings you want? 

A helix piercing probably. ;^)

65: Name three of your favorite blogs. 

@itsonlyaurl​ @itsonlyaurl​ @itsonlyaurl​

75: Can you do a front flip? 

Nope, I’d like to learn one day.

81: Piercings you have? 

One, on my right ear lobe.

106: Do you like bugs? 

They’re ok! :)

153: How did you meet your spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend/partner? [If you have one.] 

@skiretehfox​ thanks. 

166: Why do you like, dislike, or have neutral feelings about religion? 

//deep sigh

Neutral, but I lean towards dislike sometimes due to bad experiences with it. I’m perfectly okay with religious people though! Its the concept that I have some issues with I guess.

I’m gay

[jessefelder]

Got Gold?

This post first appeared at TheFelderReport.com

While everyone pays such close attention to every tick of the stock market and the cryptocurrencies, gold has been quietly flying under the radar. Not many have noticed that it’s now outperforming the S&P 500 so far this year.

Even fewer are probably aware of the fact that it has dramatically outperformed the stock market so far this century. We can thank the recent four-year bear market for that. It’s been very effective in cultivating investor antipathy toward the precious metal.

But the recent bullish action in gold prices hasn’t escaped everyone’s notice.

Personally, I see it as more of a head and shoulders bottom pattern developing.

Either way, as my friend Toddo notes, the recent technical consolidation is constructive.

And in the short-term investors might soon find reason to rethink their aversion to gold.

As Mr. Dalio has said in the past, “If you don’t own gold… you don’t know history or you don’t know the economics of it.” Longer-term both history and economics suggest it’s probably a good time to be accumulating gold.