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>Stand and Deliver: How Germany Disrupted the World's Gold Market  - Jesse - Le Café Américain
Earlier I thought that China may be behind gold hammering, since they are benefiting from it the most. Recently, after asking myself what would happen after another stock market crash, I realised one cannot go back to bonds. They are overpriced and can go only down (like a rock if different forms of QE stop). One would have to have a very good reason not to go into gold – and there it is. Since April someone has been doing their outmost to dissuade people from leaving both stock market or bonds into barbaric relic direction. On one side you are pumping money in and, since April, you are preventing it from getting out. Pure desperation. Something has got to give and I’m betting my last penny we’ll see the end of the West as we know it before the onset of this winter. Buy gold while you can.

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Beginning of the headline :Someone asked, 'why would there be a desire to do a stealth confiscation of gold from the public holdings in ETFs and private stores through price manipulation?' Who could have been assigned the task of prying bullion out of the hands of the people, and for what conceivable reason? It appears to be happening, but why? There are any number of possible reasons. Concerns that an innovative new round of QE and money creation might create a run on the gold price is one possibility. There should... Read More
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