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Even though gold is down from its $1700
range, is it possible that gold can be telling us that the Mayan End date of
Dec 21, 2012 is a nonevent? Can gold prognosticate that? I think so actually.
Gold is sayiing relax.
Let me explain.
I consider myself one of the better gold
prognosticators. I use all kinds of metrics. I am a mathematician and Oracle
database DBA/Engineer. I am trained as a realist.
How could gold spot prices mix with the
Mayan calendar?
THAT is a quite interesting question.
Before I give you my answer, there is a thought I have had for the last year,
was that the Mayan calendar was actually calculated to estimate the
development the rise of the world population. By some advanced civilization
in the past. But obviously, that is just an idea.
There are other concepts too. Change of
consciousness etc. Not a few religions (the old ones were mathematicians or
priests) used astrological data to predict the future. Gold says here –
Dec 21 2012? yawn…. Weird.
I am trained to study things with many
dimensions and variables. Oracle also is a machine (yes I use that word)
which is so powerful it can even analyze the atmosphere with thousands of
variables changing every second…they call that analyzing the butterfly
effect…(or trying to).
The Gold oracle
But to cut to the chase…gold says
nothing happens on Dec 21 2012. How can gold know?
I have ideas on this and I’m not
joking.
Gold prices are the most significant
metric on the planet in my opinion, after working as a gold analyst for myself, for about 8 years.
While old time prognosticators can use
astrology and other things to look into the far future… gold looks at
the near future. It’s prices affect or react
to all real time data.
There is something special about gold.
So, without being overly long, gold says
nothing happens on this date Dec 21 2012. We’ll see. So have a drink
and relax.
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