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Dear Friend of GATA and Gold (and Silver):
Registrations are now being taken for GATA's Gold
Rush 2011 conference in London, to be held Thursday-Saturday, August 4-6, at
the famous Savoy Hotel (http://www.fairmont.com/savoy/),
and the hotel has begun taking reservations for GATA conference participants
at a discounted rate.
Admission to the conference will be US$800, $US1,500 for couples. This will cover not only all conference
presentations but also a reception on Thursday night, coffee breaks and
lunches on Friday and Saturday, and dinner Friday night.
For couples with a member who wants to see a little
more of London and a little less of monetary metals advocates, a ticket
covering admission just to the reception, the two lunches, and the dinner
will be available for US$250.
We hope to offer some family outings in London as
well, possibly on Sunday, August 7. More about that later.
Among the speakers at Gold Rush 2011 in London:
-- James G. Rickards,
senior managing director for market intelligence at consulting firm Omnis
Inc. in McLean, Virginia.
-- London silver trader and whistleblower Andrew
Maguire, whose complaint about silver market manipulation, presented by GATA
to the public hearing of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission in
Washington a year ago March, sent the price of silver soaring.
-- Ben Davies, CEO of Hinde
Capital, who has been making the case for gold and silver on financial news
television programs throughout the world.
-- Market Force Analysis editor and GATA Board of
Directors member Adrian Douglas, whose research studies have documented gold
and silver market manipulation.
-- Cheviot Asset Management Investment Director Ned
Naylor-Leyland.
-- Economist and former banker Alasdair Macleod,
whose commentaries on the markets are published at his Internet site,
FinanceAndEconomics.org, and now at GoldMoney.com.
-- GATA Board of Directors member Ed Steer, editor
of Ed Steer's Gold and Silver Daily letter, published by Casey Research.
Speakers returning from GATA's Gold Rush 21
conference in Dawson City, Yukon Territory, in 2005 will include:
-- GATA Chairman Bill Murphy.
-- South African gold mining industry expert Peter
George.
-- Sprott Asset Management
Chairman Eric Sprott.
-- Sprott Asset Management
Chief Investment Strategist John Embry.
-- GoldMoney founder James
Turk.
-- Hugo Salinas Price, president of the Mexican
Civic Association for Silver.
-- Gold price suppression litigator Reginald H.
Howe.
-- Kirkland Lake Gold CEO Brian A. Hinchcliffe.
-- Gold market analyst John Brimelow.
-- Samex Mining Corp.
President Jeff Dahl.
-- And your secretary/treasurer.
Bringing the gold price suppression scheme to the
attention of influential people around the world, the Gold Rush 21 conference
in 2005 sent the gold price up sharply. With its conference in London, home
of two major perpetrators of the gold price suppression scheme, the Bank of England
and the London Bullion Market Association, GATA plans to increase
understanding of the scheme and hasten its downfall. The conference will
review where gold has gone amid GATA's hectoring and examine where it might
go as it returns to its necessary place at the center of the world financial
system.
Gold Rush 21 conference organizer Janet Lee has
returned to help organize GATA's London conference along with Howard Fitch of
Market Edge Media in Vancouver.
GATA soon will be posting an Internet site dedicated
to the London conference but for the moment we've posted the conference
invitation here --
http://www.gata.org/goldrush2011-london
-- and you should not wait
to register.
Just send an e-mail to LondonConference@GATA.org
with the names, postal addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of
all the people you're registering. Specify any registrations that are for
just the reception and meals. We'll reply with information about payment and
how to make your reservation at the Savoy at the conference rate.
Of course it's not necessary for conference
participants to stay at the Savoy but it sure will make things easier for the
London police at closing time.
We hope to see many of our old friends and to make
many new friends in London -- so many, in fact, that we'd love to have to
find out how many free gold market advocates it takes to fill the Albert Hall.
CHRIS POWELL
Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
www.GATA.org
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