- Dollar topping out
- Physical demand skyrocketing
- Supply chain shutting down
- COMEX Gold Manipulation
exposed
- Gold shares on the move
again
It sure has been a brutal year
for gold and its shares and many may wonder if the $1030 top clocked in March
2008 marked the top for the gold bull market that started in April 2001.
Despite the fact that many analysts want you to believe that gold has failed
to act as a true safe haven this year and that gold will find itself in another
bear market for years to come gold's critical drivers have never been
stronger than as they are today. Let's face it, physical demand for
gold broke record highs in Q2 this year followed by an explosion towards new
record highs in Q3 with dollar demand for gold exploding by 45% compared to
Q2.
Against this explosion of
physical demand we're witnessing a dramatic decline of new gold discoveries
which will force the mine output down for years to come. The junior gold
exploration sector is bleeding to death due to its inability to secure the
financings necessary in order to advance their exploration projects. Please
remember that the supply chain for gold starts with the junior gold
exploration sector, 75% of all discoveries are made by juniors. Simple
101 economics teaches us that falling supply against skyrocketing demand will
force prices higher.
OK you'll say, physical demand
is strong indeed, physical inventories for retail sales have dried up completely
which resulted in huge premiums for those who want to get hold on this
physical stuff (E-bay is showing off premiums up to 25%), then how the heck
it's possible to see gold prices tumbling down to lows not seen since
2006?
The answer is quite simple. Gold
prices are determined by the paper gold market, not the physical gold market.
It's not difficult to understand why since the paper gold market is about 40
times as large as the physical gold market. Since gold futures are trading
more or less like an inverted dollar they will drop down upon (temporary)
dollar strength. And exactly here lies the heart of the problem. Government
can easily create the illusion of a strong dollar and low inflation
expectations by suppressing the price of gold. Market interventions became
the tune of the day. When the dollar was on the verge of total collapse in
March this year (and gold reaching all time highs to $1035) joint
intervention was seriously considered in order to rescue the crashing dollar:
U.S., Europe, Japan Planned March Dollar Rescue: Nikkei
By Gertrude
Chavez-Dreyfuss
Reutersvia The Guardian, London
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
NEW YORK -- The United States, Europe, and Japan had planned to intervene and rescue a weak U.S.
dollar in March, business newspaper Nikkei reported on Wednesday.
Officials from the
U.S. Treasury Department, Japan's Finance Ministry, and the European Central
Bank reportedly drew up a currency contingency plan to be undertaken over the
March 15-16 weekend, Nikkei reported, citing sources familiar with the
situation.
The monetary
officials also agreed on a framework for coordinating dollar-buying
intervention, the report said.
The officials did not
specify an exchange rate for initiating the dollar rescue plan, but in the
event of a free-fall, they all agreed to aggressively buy the greenback and
sell yen and euros, according to Nikkei.
END.
Obviously the planned
intervention never took place in March since the dollar started to recover on
its own after the Bear Stearns rescue. But 4 months later (mid July) the
dollar started blasting off like a rocket leaving analysts clueless for the
reason why. The thing is that no fundamental news for the dollar could
explain such a dramatic move so what did move the dollar so fast? Was it
intervention this time? Let's first take a peek at the dollar chart and see
what happened since mid July:
What we see here is a rocket
launch of the dollar indeed. This rocket launch started as a result of the
biggest intervention of all time explained in detail by Bank of
Montreal’s Don Coxe in his weekly web cast of September 06.
He explains how the
Fed and Treasury in conjunction with the CFTC and SEC "RIGGED" the
collapse in commodities and bounce in financials to purposely screw people
who were making commodity bets and shorting financials. He states that this
was categorically the most massive government intervention into the capital
markets since the 1930’s when Roosevelt
closed the banks
Jim Sinclair
(JSMineset.com) at that time said more or less the same:
A Level Of Market
Intervention Never Before Seen
Jim Sinclair, September 09, 2008
· You are all
being run by the largest intervention in the shortest time frame any market
on the planet has ever seen
· Nothing has
changed at all. In fact, it has become fundamentally and significantly WORSE
· Intervention
has nothing to do with the markets. Only the precious few know it is about to
happen. For the rest it comes out of nowhere
END.
By rigging the
commodities markets down government created an artificial demand for the once
almighty dollar (commodity deleveraging equals dollar buying). So the
commodities went south, the dollar up followed by a short squeeze of epic
proportions. Despite the fact that even a chimpanzee could see this dollar
rally would be a temporary one many analysts came out swinging declaring that
the dollar had replaced gold as the one and only true safe haven.
So far government
succeeded in creating a false picture of a sound dollar, the last thing they
want is to see a total dollar collapse in the midst of world's biggest
financial crisis ever. As mentioned above part of a 'strong dollar'
policy is to burry gold prices. And this strategy is exactly what became
evident when two US banks increased their gold short positions an
astonishing 11 fold this summer which resulted (sure enough) in a devastating
crash of the gold price! Please digest this carefully, two US banks betting on a huge decline in the price of gold,
you really think they had no inside information of what the US Treasury was
up to?
So two big US banks
coming into action bombing gold almost on a daily basis for three months and
only the people from LeMetropoleCafe and JSMineset are screaming
manipulation, most other analysts remain clueless and stick to the more
convenient 'deleveraging' theme...
Sure, gold was
subject to some serious deleveraging but analysts refusing to deal with the
real issue of a cartel crashing gold prices fail miserably in order to
explain the gold bombings during the COMEX gold trading sessions.
Deleveraging? Please don't make me laugh. Why on earth would traders who want
to deleverage only want to do so at exactly 9 AM or 10 AM EST? Gold crashing
by $30 or more at 9 or 10 AM EST in just a few nano seconds has nothing to do
with deleveraging but with the two US banks at work as mentioned above. This
has happened over and over again over the last few months. Please take a peek
at some snapshots below and judge yourself whether or not these price
movements have the look of free markets at work or just blatant market
intervention. Needless to say I prefer the latter.
Please remember that more than
90% of all COMEX sessions end up down, no statistician on earth will tell you
that free markets could operate that way. The build up of 9 hours
Asian/Europe trading being 'neutralized' in just a few seconds at COMEX is
not a blueprint of free and fair markets at work but of blatant intervention.
So COMEX gold prices down last
couple of months vs a monster rally in the dollar. Again, many analysts want
you to believe that gold has lost its status of safe haven but nothing could
be further from the truth. Our mass consciousness is telling us that gold
remains the ultimate safe haven hence the record high demand for physical gold
in Q2, Q3 this year. Let's face it, you can't get your hands on gold coins
these days without paying premiums of up to 25%! people are rushing into
physical gold in a way never witnessed before, still the gold price on COMEX
doesn't reflect that. Now a funny thing is happening since COMEX doesn't
respect real gold prices more and more traders are taking delivery of COMEX
gold and resell it in the retail market thereby making handsome profits. Now
this is exactly what the short sellers on COMEX don't want to happen since it
makes it harder for them to continue their gold price fixing scheme. It's
simple, as long as the short sellers can come up with the physical gold being
demanded for delivery they can continue their scam. But once they fail to
deliver then gold prices will explode to unimaginable new highs since
fundamentals dictate gold prices exceeding $2000 these days (see also 'Gold - Fundamentals still pointing towards $2000')
Mr. Jim Sinclair (who is
considered the biggest gold trader of all time) is getting furious about the
ongoing price capping at COMEX and is encouraging his readers to take
delivery of COMEX gold in order to end the price fixing scheme in short order:
Stop
the COMEX Manipulators - Level the Playing Field
By Jim
Sinclair, December 11, 2008
Dear CIGAs,
There is a great
shift in the gold market that is being consistently leaned against by the
Gold Banks. You can be sure they will be back to rip us all off. Please do me
and yourselves a great favour: No matter where you are on this planet if you
can afford a 100 ounce bar buy the nearby month gold on the Comex, take
delivery then remove the delivered gold from the warehouse.
END.
Another gold veteran who is
pounding the table hard against the illegal COMEX manipulators is GATA's Bill
Murphy. There's no doubt in my mind that future history books will point to
Bill Murphy as the one who exposed the gold manipulation scheme (strong
dollar policy).. He's done so for a decade now and his (GATA) views are
becoming more excepted day by day. A good example concerns a recent debate
(September 09) between Bill Murphy and Tim Wood at the Las Vegas Hard Assets
Investment Conference in which Murphy argued that the gold market is
manipulated by central banks and their affiliated investment houses and Wood
argued that it is not. The audience there overwhelmingly voted Bill Murphy
the winner of this debate.
GATA's credibilty got another
boost last week. The CFTC wanted to sit down with GATA and listen what GATA
has to say. On Thursday 18 December GATA chairman Bill Murphy met with CFTC
commsioner Bart Chilton in Washington. Bill Murphy reported from Washington:
My meeting with
Chilton went on as scheduled and lasted about 50 minutes. The surprise was
that three others from the CFTC staff attended, including the deputy general
counsel. One of the other staffers had already viewed the video of GATA's
Gold Rush 21 conference.
Chilton listened
intently, took notes, as did one of the others, and asked many questions. I
laid out GATA's presentation. I am not going to get into all the details, as
we will see what takes place in the months to come. But I chuckled when
telling them that if they really wanted to comprehend what the gold price
suppression scheme is all about, all they have to do is go to their new
chairman -- at the right time. No one knows what is going on better than he
does.
I did not hold back.
I said the main culprit of the Gold Cartel was our own government, which has
been in league with bullion banks like JPMorganChase.
Naturally, I drew
parallels to the Madoff scandal and how the Securities and Exchange
Commission ignored nine years' worth of probable cause to suspect a Ponzi
scheme. I also laid out how and why what is occurring in gold and silver
could lead to a much bigger scandal if the price suppression scheme is not
stopped -- and that is because the Gold Cartel is running out of the gold
needed to meet the growing annual deficit between supply and demand.
I was very impressed
with Chilton, and he said my trip to Washington would not be in vain.
END.
So what we've been witnessing on
COMEX is a false picture painted by blatant intervention pushing gold to
artificial lows. Thank goodness our mass conciseness told us that COMEX
prices weren't for real so despite discouraging people to get their hands on
physical gold the COMEX crowd achieved exactly the opposite which is a record
high demand for physical gold not ever seen in history before. Readers who
still have their doubts on gold's physical off-take please read on:
World Gold Council confirms
record high gold demand:
- Dollar demand for gold in
Q3 was a record US$32 billion, 45% higher than the previous record, set
in 2Q2008.
- Identifiable investment
demand, which incorporates demand for gold through exchange-traded funds
(ETFs), bars and coins, rose to $10.7 billion (12.3 million ounces),
double year-earlier levels.
- Retail investment demand
rose 121% to 7.5 million ounces, with strong bar and coin buying in the
Swiss, German, and U.S. markets. Europe as a whole saw an all-time
record 1.64 million ounces of bar and coin buying. France became a net investor in gold for the first time since the early 1980s.
- Gold ETFs posted a record
quarterly inflow of 4.8 million ounces in Q3. After the collapse of
Lehman Brothers in late September, ETF inflows shot higher by an
unprecedented 3.6 million ounces in only five days.
- Demand for gold jewelry hit
a record $18 billion. Leading the way was India, which witnessed a rise
of 65% in dollar value (1.3 million ounces) compared with 3Q2007. The
Middle East, Indonesia, and China all experienced increases of more than
40% in value or 10% in weight, year over year.
END.
Trend of gold as
store of wealth 'may start to snowball'—ScotiaMocatta
Deep-rooted
global financial problems will escalate the demand for gold as a safe haven.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Wednesday , 10 Dec 2008
In its December Metals
Matters report, ScotiaMocatta suggests that global financial problems
"seem so deep rooted that demand for gold as a safe haven is expected to
escalate."
Gold demand has in fact
exploded, and not just here and there. Everywhere. Around the world,
customers have been queuing up to strip coin shops' shelves bare. Mints have
been running 24/7 and still have been forced to ration coin shipments to
their dealers. ETF vaults are bulging.
END.
Fear triggers gold
shortage, drives US treasury yields below zero
By Ambrose
Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 9:26AM GMT 11 Dec 2008
The
investor search for a safe places to store wealth as the financial crisis
shakes faith in the system has caused extraordinary moves in global markets
over recent days, driving the yield on 3-month US Treasuries below zero and
causing a rush for physical holdings of gold.
END.
Swiss gold refineries pushed to
the limit by demand
By Gerhard Lob
SwissInfo, Bern, Switzerland
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Gold refineries in Switzerland are working at their limit to cope with demand for the precious metal from
investors seeking ways to shield their wealth.
"I've never
experienced anything like this in my whole career," Erhard Oberle, chief
executive of the firm for the past 20 years, told SwissInfo. He said the
demand was so heavy that it could hardly be satisfied.The reason for the gold
-- and silver -- rush is that at a time of financial crisis many investors
want real assets.
The general rule of
the market is that gold is always attractive when everything else is
unattractive….
END.
The list goes on and on but
gold's appeal reaches further than the average retail investor, it seems that
gold is regaining its monetary shine as well:
Saudi Arabia buys 3.5 billion
dollars worth of gold
There has been an unprecedented
surge in Saudi gold purchases in the past two weeks with over $3.5 billion
being spent on the yellow metal, reported Gulf News citing local industry
sources.
Gold market expert
Sami Al Mohna told the leading regional newspaper that this buying had
substantially increased the gold reserves of the country: ‘Many Saudi
investors see this as the right time for making investments in gold as the
price is the most reasonable one at present’.
He said gold was seen
as a traditional safe haven at a time of global financial turmoil. Gulf
regional stock markets have fallen very sharply since early October, leading
to an exodus of cash which needs to find a safe haven.
Gold is currently
trading at prices similar to a year ago, and 30 per cent off its March peak.
Saudi investors clearly think this is the right time to buy and are piling
into gold.
News about the Saudi
gold rush is bound to fuel speculation about the alleged large physical gold
transactions that have been taking place at prices will above the spot price
set in the futures market. It is very unlikely that such a large hoard of
physical gold could have been bought for the depressed current price.
END.
China PBOC Mulls Raising Gold Reserve
By 4,000 Tons - Report
China PBOC Mulls Raising Gold
Reserve By 4,000 Tons - Report
BEIJING (Dow Jones)--China's central bank is considering raising its gold
reserve by 4,000 metric tons from 600 tons to diversify risks brought by the
country's huge foreign exchange reserves, the Guangzhou Daily reported,
citing unnamed industry people in Hong Kong.
The Guangzhou-based newspaper didn't elaborate on the plan.
China's forex reserves, at US$1.9056 trillion at the end of September, is
the world's largest. U.S. dollar-denominated assets, including U.S. treasury bonds and mortgage agency bonds, account for a big proportion of the forex
reserves
END.
So what we've been witnessing
lately is the dollar competing against gold as the most desired safe haven
but needless to say gold remains the ultimate form payment and therefore the
ultimate safe haven. JP Morgan seems to admit:
JPMorgan Gold report
http://www.gata.org/node/6938
Gold has been
competing with the dollar as a relatively safe haven for investors as stock
markets have fallen. Initially, gold and the dollar performed well, but it's
wrong to compare dollar strength with the performance of the
dollar-denominated gold price since, as the dollar rises, it slows the upward
movement of dollar gold. In the less volatile Swiss franc, gold achieved a
new all-time high about one month ago. Until the fear-driven flows into the
dollar slow, the dollar could continue to rise, but gold's improved
visibility may be preparing gold for strength into the year end. We would
like to see gold perform in absolute terms, but we are very happy with gold's
outperformance of the S&P 500. ...
END
Many analysts have argued over
the past few months that the dollar would continue its appreciation due to
safe haven demand. Well, as mentioned above the dollar rally was a fake one,
just an ordinary short over rally fuelled by extensive deleveraging of the
commodity sector. At least the Chinese figured out in time this dollar rally
would be a temporary one:
China wealth fund sees
dollar strength as temporary
BEIJING, Dec 8 (Reuters) - One
of the top managers of China Investment Corp, the country's $200 billion
sovereign wealth fund, reckons current dollar strength is temporary and he
would like to bet that the U.S. currency is headed lower.
CIC President Gao
Xiqing was speaking in an interview with monthly U.S. magazine The Atlantic
two weeks before the Nov. 4 U.S. election. The euro <EUR=> was trading
at that time between $1.30 and $1.35. On Monday it stood around $1.2765.
"Everyone is
saying, 'Oh, look, the dollar is getting stronger!' I say, that's really
temporary. It's simply because a lot of people need to cash in, they need
U.S. dollars in order to pay back their creditors. But after a short while,
the dollar may be going down again. I'd like to bet on that!" he said.
END.
Needless to say the Chinese had
it right! When the FED slashed its interest rate to zero last week, the
dollar went south big time. (Point of interest is that the Chinese sovereign
wealth fund wanted to know what GATA knows (they held a tele conference call
with GATA earlier this year) which of course is another tremendous
credibility boost for GATA's outstanding work over the last 10 years)
Regarding last week's dollar
plunge JSMineset contributor Dan Norcini comments:.
The fact is that the US
Dollar’s horrendous fundamentals have caught up with it. The bear
market rally caught a tremendous amount of speculative longs on the wrong
side as the bottom fell out of it. We have remarked in the past that the
rally in the dollar had NOTHING to do with fundamentals or safe haven buying
as the talking heads in the press would have you believe but was rather the
effects of a short-lived but massive repatriation of investment funds from
abroad by US based hedge funds looking to deleverage, cut losses and meet
margin calls and redemptions.
END.
Indeed, please don't look for
any fundamental reasons for a strong dollar because you won't find any.
Please think about it! The US government has pledged already more than $8
trillion in order to bail out Wall Street. But where is the money coming
from? Well, the answer is simple, the U.S. government doesn't have the money
so they have to flood the market with a wave of Treasuries the likes of which
the world has never seen. Don't think that foreign bond holders are
going to sit idle by watching the US government trashing its own currency
through reckless printing. To put things in perspective, in over 200
years the U.S. has racked up almost $10.7 trillion in public debt. Now during
the last few months our government has pledged an amount equal to
three-fourths of its total public debt to bail out Wall Street. Again, this is money
the US government doesn't have so they have to print it! The inevitable
result will be much higher inflation. I don't buy the argument that the FED
can manipulate long-term rates down by buying up long-term debt. Since no
government is bigger than the world bond and currency market any attempt to
manipulate long-term rates down will be short lived.
John Williams of shadowstats.com
continues to warn his readers for the excessive surge in money supplies and
the inevitable outcome. In his Alert of December 20 he wrote:
John Williams
Shadowstats.com
December 20, 2008
Monetary Base and
Reserves Continue to Explode. The St. Louis Fed’s
Adjusted Monetary Base in the two weeks ended December 17th was up 97.5% from
the year before, versus a 74.9% annual increase in the prior two-week
period. Those numbers were up from less than 3% annual growth in August,
before the Fed began its latest panicked operations. When cutting the
targeted fed funds to a range of 0.00% to 0.25%, Fed Chairman Bernanke and
the FOMC continued to indicate they would do whatever it took to stimulate
systemic liquidity — broad money supply.
The Fed always can
drive the economy into recession and deflation by contracting broad money
growth. The reverse, however, is not true. Excessive money growth
does not assure economic growth, although it always will assure higher
inflation.
END.
So excessive money growth on the
back of slashing interest rates to near zero, what does that mean for the
dollar? Well, not any good it seems:
Dollar No Longer Haven After Fed
Moves Rate Near Zero
By Kim-Mai Cutler and Bo Nielsen
Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) -- The world’s biggest currency-trading firms say
the dollar’s appeal as a haven amid the financial crisis all but
evaporated.
The U.S. currency slid to a 13-year low against the yen today and had its
biggest one-day decline versus the euro after the Federal Reserve reduced its
target interest rate yesterday to a range of zero to 0.25 percent, the lowest
among the world’s biggest economies. CMC Markets said today the
currency’s prospects appear "ominous." State Street Global
markets said the dollar’s outlook has been "undermined."
END.
So with the dollar no
longer functioning as a safe haven and inflation to be heating up coming
years what do to next? It seems that HSBC figured it out already:
HSBC Fund Returns to Buying Gold
to Hedge Against Inflation
Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) --
HSBC Investment Management's $2.6 billion Absolute Return Service started
buying gold again on expectations that inflation will accelerate and may
start adding coffee, sugar and grains next year.
Gold now accounts for 3 percent of the portfolio, fund manager Charlie Morris
said by phone from London yesterday. Morris had sold the metal in July when
prices were about $900 an ounce. Gold has declined 15 percent since the end
of July.
"Gold is the best supported of all commodities," said Morris, whose
fund has lost 14 percent this year. "People are buying in
anticipation" of inflation, he said…
END.
Not only HSBC seems
to get it:
Citigroup says gold
could rise above $2,000 next year as world unravels
Gold
is poised for a dramatic surge and could blast through $2,000 an ounce by the
end of next year as central banks flood the world's monetary system with
liquidity, according to an internal client note from the US bank Citigroup
The bank said the damage caused
by the financial excesses of the last quarter century was forcing the world's
authorities to take steps that had never been tried before.
This gamble was
likely to end in one of two extreme ways: with either a resurgence of inflation;
or a downward spiral into depression, civil disorder, and possibly wars. Both
outcomes will cause a rush for gold.
END.
I realize that the
inflation/hyperinflation tune being played by Jim Rogers, John Williams, Jim
Sinclair etc., is not supported by many other experts who take the other side
and warn for the worst deflationary spiral the world has ever seen.
History books will be
the judge of who were right and who where wrong but for me an economic halt
is no guarantee for low inflation/deflation as many experts want you to
believe. All we have to do is to take a peek at Zimbabwe where it's hard to
find any economic activity at all, yet needless to say Zimbabwe does have some inflation worries...(only 200+ million percent ).
Hyper inflation like
the one we're witnessing in Zimbabwe is the result of a currency collapse,
not because of an overheated economy! A currency collapse is the result of a
confidence collapse. A confidence collapse is the result of a government
living way beyond its means and paying for its bills through the printing
press. The bottom line is no government can print its way out of bankruptcy
without paying the consequences (hyper inflation) later.
There is a growing
consensus that the only way to get out of this debt nightmare is to revalue
the dollar against gold. There are many ways to calculate a hypothetical gold
price which would counter balance most of world's debt. In the 70's for
example Jim Sinclair predicted that gold would seek a price high enough to
offset the public debt held in foreign hands. He proved out to be right. A
similar approach these days would require gold prices exceeding the $10.000
mark.
Now $10.000 gold
seems a lot but from an historical perspective it seems a reasonable target.
When the gold price peaked at $850 in January 1980 the DOW was trading in
that range as well. The DOW/GOLD ratio bottomed out at one. When the markets
peaked in March 2000 the DOW/GOLD ratio peaked at 44 and has been in
decline ever since. In order to hit a DOW/GOLD ratio again of 'one' gold
should appreciate above the $10.000 mark indeed with current DOW
levels. I don't see the DOW plunging much further from here. Compare it
with the 1968 -1982 period were the DOW hovered around the 1000 mark for 14
years. same is happening now, the DOW peaked in March 2000 (inflation
adjusted) and it could take very well another couple of years before the DOW
manages to leave the 10.000 mark for good. I mean, there's no economic
justification now for the DOW to rise much further while a surge in inflation
will cushion the DOW to the down-side. A DOW struggling around the 10.000
mark from 2000 to 2012-2015 is not unthinkable and neither is $10.000 gold
somewhere in 2012-2015.
Now if you are a true
believer in gold's future you might be interested in owning some gold shares
the years ahead as well. The burning question however remains whether or not
it is a good time to enter the gold share market.
The good news is that
the worst is behind us indeed (for the senior gold shares), they bottomed out
in October. As we all know, the gold shares took out all support levels to
the down side like a knife through butter and many analysts called for the
end of the gold bull market.
When all support
levels fail then ultimately you have to go back to the long-term monthly
charts in order to find the next (last) level of support. On October 22
we send out a chart update with worst case down-side projections based on the
long-term HUI monthly chart. Support was to be found at HUI 150, see chart
below:
Now luck shot indeed
since the HUI bounced off exactly at this HUI 150 level and has shot up
afterwards by a stellar 100% in just 6 weeks time. This becomes clearly
visible when we zoom into the HUI weekly chart:
Now with the HUI
bouncing off its lows with force upon a $100+ rise in the price of gold, what
would happen to the gold shares you think when gold reaches CITI's forecast
of $2000 gold next year? Yes, the HUI would be reaching new highs which
translates itself in another 100%+ appreciation from here on.
So a good moment to
get in gold stocks now?
According to Frank
Veneroso, a well known gold market strategist, yes, he recently said:
I think gold might
have a very explosive upside in the current environment. Gold stocks are now
extremely cheap relative to the price of gold with the commodity bust, gold
mining costs are falling. I think money managers should now be buying gold
stocks.
END.
Well dear reader,
whatever the year of 2009 has in mind for us, one thing is for certain,
financial history will be written. Future history students will be amazed
reading about the intense debates among the hyper inflation/deflation
advocates these days. In a time when most probably the most important chapter
of financial history is written all we can do is to stay tuned and listen to
what the markets are telling us.
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