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Antal E. Fekete - Gold University
Second Front In The Gold World
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Monday, July 6, 2020
Michael J. Kosares - USA Gold
Will the Shanghai Fix fix the gold market 
John Maynard Keynes once remarked that “A debtor nation does not love its creditor, and it is fruitless to expect feelings of good will.” In the case of the financial arrangement between China and the West including the United States, I might add that the opposite is also true, particularly when that creditor thinks its debtor might be in over its head.  Each, though, has learned to live with the other in this complicated and intricate web of debt and money, interlocking na
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Dan Popescu - GoldBroker
Gold and Silver – Year 2014 in Review
January is the time to look back at what has or hasn’t happened during the previous year. I will try, in this short review, to analyze the gold and silver market in 2014. In my next article, I will look at what could happen in 2015 for gold and silver. People often criticize me for showing long-term charts. Most often it is traders who consider anything older than a year useless and those who look back to 1970 as relics of Antiquity. However, it is a big mistake to ignore History. It does repeat
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Dan Popescu - GoldBroker
Gold Sentiment – How Bad Is It 
After the original drop in gold price from the top of $1,920 per ounce in 2011 to $1,180 per ounce in 2013, gold has started a sideways consolidation triangle pattern. Is this a correction, or is it just a pause within a move that will retrace the whole move since 2009? What does sentiment tell us? The gold market is a very opaque one and very hard to analyse. The amount of gold exchanging hands outside the markets is enormous. China seems to continue buying in a very discrete way and shows reg
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Chris Powell - GATA
India's gold import restrictions turn into political patronage for trading houses
By Ram Sahgal The Times of India, Mumbai Friday, July 25, 2014 http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/commodities/gold-war-traders... A war is brewing in the gold market with traders led by the All-India Bullion and Jewellers Association complaining to the Reserve Bank of India that its May 21 decision to allow premier and star trading houses to import gold for local sales has given half a dozen export houses a dominant position in the market and raised imports of the metal. The RBI claimed
Friday, July 25, 2014
Jim Willie CB - Hat Trick Letter
BRICS Gold Source and Belgium Bulge
The detection of the rapid rise in USTreasury Bonds in the Belgium official central bank account has aroused broad and deep suspicions. Finally an open sore is visible that cannot be explained away easily. It first appeared a couple months ago. The initial knee-jerk reaction was that the USFed was colluding with the Euro Central Bank to hide heavy bond monetized purchases in New York, in effect demonstrating the Jackass point that the QE volume was huge, that the Bernanke and Yellen Fed were ast
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Dan Popescu - GoldBroker.com
  Gold Wars 
“Who owns the gold makes the rules” seems to be what the Chinese and the Russians are thinking. This is why, since the financial crisis of 2008, both countries are in a stampede to fill their coffers with gold as fast as they can. We are aware of the currency wars, but we are a lot less familiar with the gold wars raging between the East and the West and, more particularly, between China and the United States. Even though since the B
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Jan Skoyles Real Asset Co - The Real Asset Co
Five things India’s gold war means for Asia 
We’re all aware by now of the import duties placed on both gold and silver in India, courtesy of the RBI. For the third time this year, the RBI yesterday announced a further increase on import duties on the precious metals. Both gold and silver now carry a further 10% charge should you wish to import them. Gold price premiums are expected to rise above $100 on London prices. We all know that this move is designed to cut the current account deficit. After crude oil, gold is the second most import
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Stewart Thomson - Graceland Update
Gold Bulls Have The Edge
Graceland Updates 1.Gold has staged a strong rally, and the recent action has created more positive signals, from a technical perspective.2.Please click here now.That's the weekly gold chart, and a key downtrend line has been penetrated.Note the breakout move that I've highlighted with a blue circle.3.I'm a seller here, but not a top caller.When the gold price rises, traders must be sellers, and gold is certainly rising now!4.Gold has jumped about $160, from the $1180 area lows.Significant sell-
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Jim Willie CB - Hat Trick Letter
Signals for Breakdown on Numerous Fault Lines 
Many are the signals of breakdown, in the financial system and the Gold market. The day is near for release of gold from under the thumb of the criminal bankers. They can no longer operate in the shadows, recently in full view. The best information coming to my desk indicates that three major Western banks are under constant threat of failure overnight, every night, forcing extraordinary measures to avoid failure. They are Deutshe Bank in Germany, Barclays in London, and Citibank in New York. Ju
Friday, July 12, 2013
Przemyslaw Radomski CFA - SunshineProfits
Have Gold and Silver Stopped Responding to Dollar’s Price Action
Gold cannot be printed or manufactured in contrast to the currency. That’s why over the long term it has kept its value as the ultimate currency. There can be no “gold war.” However, we often hear about a currency war. Sounds familiar, were did we hear this before? The phrase “currency war” was coined by Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega after the financial crisis of 2008. The idea is that highly indebted nations weaken the value of their currency by cutting interest rates down to zero a
Friday, June 14, 2013
Rick Ackerman
  Let Gold Do Its Job! 
[A recent commentary here, Pass Line Bettors Finally Seven Out, drew a spirited response that included the post below. It is from Robert Moore, a forum regular and gold bull whose online profile describes him as “the obvious Pragmatist.” Mainly, says, Robert, its all about trying to protect one’s savings from theft-by-Government. RA] Regarding the following, commonly held viewpoints expressed within this lively discussion:  1) Catastrophic Deflation as debt diminishes and debt-derivatives implod
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Nick Barisheff - BMS Group
The Gold Takedown: Another Glimpse into the Central Banking Matrix 
Three weeks ago, the investing public was awarded a brief glimpse into the mysterious world of central banking through events in Cyprus. Despite the official assurances by IMF head ChristineLagarde that this was an anomaly, a one-time expropriation of investor savings, it is now clear that the situation is far more serious than originally acknowledged and that the Cyprus style "bail-in" will likely be used as a template for other distressed banks.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Andy Hoffman
Sinclair’s $1650 Call
Read the Monday Afternoon Wrap-Up for 3/18/2013 and the Tuesday Morning Commentary for 3/19/2013 David Schectman and I focus so much on Jim Sinclair’s writings because we have followed his leadership for the past decade.  He is known as “Mr. Gold” with good reason; and few – if any – would dispute his right to the title… Finding Comfort (and New Friends) in Gold – New York Times, May 2006 His father – Bart Seligman – was a famous trader; and Bart’s partner was the legendary Jesse Livermore.  Sin
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Andy Hoffman
Silver Physical versus Paper Divergence 
Premiums” are the difference between the “spot” price quoted in fraudulent PAPER markets like the New York COMEX – and what people actually pay for real, PHYSICAL metal. PHYSICAL prices are ALWAYS higher than spot – for a variety of reasons. From a practicality standpoint; the costs of refining, storage, and transportation must be passed along to customers. However, these objective costs are supplemented by subjective “premiums”; based solely on varying demand trends.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Darryl Robert Schoon - Survive the Crisis
The Price of Gold in the Cold-Gold War 
The collapse of the USSR in 1991 was seen as the triumph of capitalism over communism. The 40-year cold war was over and the West had won. That perception, however, was as premature as it was misleading. The struggle of world powers wasn?t over. Today, the struggle continues in a far more fundamental venue; on capitalism?s home court in the arena of paper money.The West, as Mao Tse-Tung once claimed, is not a paper tiger; unless, of course, you?re referring to its paper money.In 1991, communism
Friday, February 15, 2013
Chris Powell - GATA
Gold price rigging is as old as gold itself
Writing today for Forbes, the economist, fund manager, and author Nathan Lewis proves that Harry Truman was right about gold as well as everything else insofar as "the only thing new in the world is the history you don't know." In an essay headlined "The 10-Minute Gold Standard: It's Much Easier than You Think" -- http://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanlewis/2013/01/31/the-10-minute-gold-st... -- Lewis quotes the classical economists David Ricardo and John Stuart Mill to argue that, theoretically, at
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Jason Hamlin - Gold Stock Bull
Central Bank Gold Rehypothecation Scandal to Take Gold to $5,000/oz
By Jim Willie - The battle is on for delivery and verification for official gold accounts - Evidence grows that much of it is gone, and when demanded, replaced with urgency - It is soon to transform into a global gold war - The German Govt gold demand to the London and NY City bankers represents a big escalation in the gold war - The central bank coordinated QE to Infinity has brought questions of gold account location and integrity - The Allocated Gold Account scandal is a natural event to fo
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Jim Willie CB - Hat Trick Letter
Golden Haarp Allocated Gold Expo 
A nasty Golden Harp could soon have its cords plucked, with the resonance working to shake loose thebankster cover of improper illicit duplicitous and probably highly illegal usage of Allocated Gold Accounts. When diverse scattered accounts are pilfered and depleted without authorization in Switzerland, resulting in several multi-$billion class action lawsuits in Zurich, all kept dutifully out of the news, that is one thing.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Chris Powell - Gata
Felix Moreno de la Cova: Revisiting 'Gold Wars' by Ferdinand Lips
"GoldWars" by thelate FerdinandLips, thehistory of Western centralbanking's struggle todeprivehumanity of the best andmostdemocratic money, hasjust beenpublished in aSpanishedition, and theSpanisheconomist and trader Felix Moreno de laCovacelebratedit in arecent speechdelivered in Madrid. Anexcerptfromthat speech has been putinto English andpostedatGoldMoney's Internet site.
Friday, October 5, 2012
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