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>Golden Bullseye  - John Rubino - Dollar Collapse
Thanks for simplifying the market for gold futures and the short term and long term driving forces. As a silver mine investor I see the same short term driver for silver contracts (almost the same as gold), but long term differently for silver. No central bank is going to load up on silver bars, so the long term driver is manufacturing, medical, battery, low priced jewelry and poor man's inflation hedge. Like silver eagles and the like, if ENOUGH silver coin buyers and miners would buy up or hold up the mining outflow, the other users would soon drive the price up, because the actual stored number of AVAILABLE silver bars are manufactured to insure the continued market manipulation. I have found myself becoming more of a skeptic about the honesty of the system as I grow older and become better educated by people such as Mr. Rubino.

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Beginning of the headline :One of the lessons that gold bugs are learning, in the most painful way possible, is that you can't trade a manipulated market. When big players with regulatory immunity can move an asset's price -- and can see resistance/support levels and moving averages just as clearly as anyone else -- smaller traders don't stand a chance. In the gold-is-manipulated script, governments and their bullion bank proxies push the price to levels where they know hedge funds and other traders have stop-... Read More
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