Gold/Silver Monte Carlo Simulation animation of probabilistic forecasts

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 Silver 20 Day ahead Monte Carlo Simulation animation shows Silver moderately bearish 


Gold 20 Day ahead Monte Carlo Simulation animation shows Gold taking a rest.


Silver 60 Day ahead Monte Carlo Simulation animation  shows bearish trend has stopped.


Gold 60 Day ahead Monte Carlo Simulation animation shows in the longer term Gold slighly more bullish

CAVEAT: The situation may change from week to week roiled and buffeted  up and down by Trump and his Tweets. But focus on the inevitable: 

Here is the math behind the unprecedented US national debt.

-Size of debt as of today. $40 Trillion plus

-US GDP $32 Trillion

-Annual budget deficit $2 trillion

-Unfunded liabilities (Social Security, Medicare, Veterans Benefits, Food Stamps $100 Trillion!

- Debt/GDP ratio 125%

-Annual interest payment 1 Trillion 

- Amount to be refinanced this year $10 Trillion

- Average interest rate on old debt 2-3%

-Average interest rate on new debt 4-5%

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