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Global Macro Commentary | piecing together an ever-changing puzzle Global Macro Commentary piecing together an ever-changing puzzle Home Performance jump to navigation Flipping to Long January 27, 2011 Posted by Warren in Metals , Strategy . add a comment Here’s basically what happened during the past 4 weeks: PMs developed a strong downtrend for about 3 weeks as optimism grew and the need for QE diminished. Yesterday, however, Bernanke made it clear that he doesn’t buy such optimism, at least until there’s real job growth, and that QE will continue as planned; this certainly removed any doubt about QE, and markets traded accordingly – UP. Of course, I don’t expect silver to make a “V” shaped rebound here. Considering how strong the preceding downtrend had been (see below), it’s not surprising to see this much choppiness following the FOMC meeting. The bulls have recovered some footing (thanks to Benny), but there is still an undeniably strong downside bias. ...

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