Monetary Trends in August

Day 1,381, 14:53 • Published in USA USA • by Stranger Here Myself


Monetary Trends In August

Generally, summer has shown a slow, but steady rise in Gold prices - with yet another Gold Rush initiated by the Lmitied Time Offer for company upgrade discounts. Although there had been some gossips around (in certain circles) a week or so before the Limited Time Offer was announced, it is hard to tell whether there was a real leakage (as some market experts claimed) - or it was merely market players expecting some admin intervention based on past experiences.



Let’s see the averages first, calculated from the Gold prices in the Top 20 New World currencies (practically the CCs of the 20 most populated countries🙂



As said above, the trend line reflecting a slow but steady rise could be drawn between ~500 and ~640, reflecting a general 28% inflation throughout the last summer month. The sharp rise around Day 1370 is the effect of the announcement of the Limited Time Offer - Gold prices (as usual) skyrocketed shortly after the announcement.

Note the slightly increasing demand before the actual announcement.

Gold prices maintained a high level all through the LTO days, but returned to what might be seen as the virtual extension of the trend line rather soon.



Major Terra currencies have apparently followed global averages, with USD pioneering the recovery. The relative strength of the American currency might have also been influenced by the fact by the end of the month the NWO invasion had totally collapsed, and the eUS took war back onto Spanish soil.

(USD data between 1 Aug and 9 Aug taken from Chae Dee's most excellent newspaper Chae Dee Business. I'm a subscriber and a fan, and you should be one too!)


(EDEN chart starts from 9 Aug)

EDEN economic powerhouses also contributed much to the recovery - while their role in the Gold price explosion had been considerable too. Whether that signals heavy investments exploiting the discounts offered by the Limited Time, or just an indicator of their markets being prone to speculation is yet to be seen.



Major NWO powers seem to have reacted much less hectical to the announcement, however the recovery rate of the ESP and the RSD have been negatively influenced by recent turns of their military campaigns too. The relatively irregular behaviour of the PLN might come us a surprise - but mostly for those unaware of the amount of competency and insight gathering around their economic leadership -as well as some formidable speculators palying on various monetary markets. Certainly, the financial scene in Poland provides us multiple men to watch.



But what that all meant to the individual MM investor? Without a doubt the most profitable choice was combining monetary speculation with commodities arbitrage - however, with the ‘donate’ function of organizations gone for good, international trade now requires a carefully planned and sophisticated network of cooperating traders. While there are some formal of informal associations of that kind, their relative weight is still small compared to the volume of ‘home based import’.

Speculating on the rising Gold price was also profitable - especially for profit takers having the patience to sit out ‘gossip time’ and sell on the top (somewhere around 12-24 hours after the LTO announcement.

However, the real big hit was harvesting the unguarded CC/CC offers left exposed to sudden market deviations - Gold parity differences of 37-42% (overnight) clearly earned the best profits for the vigilant hyenas of the markets.



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