This may seem trivial, but those changes correspond with real economic changes.... and [LAUGHTER] is proportional to how much damage to the economy the FOMC is doing.<p>We now have a time where "gold" (paper gold) trades on commodity markets for a significant percentage discount of real gold (exceeding the wholesale-to-retail markup) because the FOMC uses shorting paper gold to make the dollar appear stronger... along with many other interventions.<p>These are the people who manipulate the market to make things look better "create stability", which only delays the reconciliation and increases the damage when it all comes out in a "black swan" event. Like 2008, which I knew would happen in 2001, though of course not which year, but which the establishment would have you believe was unpredictable. (look on Mises.org articles form 2001-2008 and you can see constant pointing out that it would happen.)