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>Fixing the Fixed Fix - Barclays Case  - Bron Suchecki - Perth Mint
Quite informative. I've always contended that the buyer and seller manipulate the market just by participating. Further, the claims of suppression are only used when the price stays down, but that claim suddenly goes away when the price rises. Suppression only works when it is consistent. Intermittent suppression activities are just a waste of time and money. The greater the volatility, the greater the risk profile. Kind of like fighting a forest fire only on even days, but on odd days everyone goes to the zoo.

I also note that your three trolls are back with their score of "1" ratings. I state "TROLLS" because of their consistent scores of "1" even in response to a posting as thorough as this one. No matter what you post, they rate it a "1". But as you are well aware, incompetence always seeks a fall-guy.


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Beginning of the headline :The gold blogosphere is generally not known for its nuance - its a you're with us or against us black and white world. I suppose this is a result of the need for click baiting headlines to drive traffic to your site and I'm sure ambiguity doesn't survive the brutal A/B testing Darwinian selection process that is modern social media (and something I'll probably find out for myself when the Perth Mint gets some proper website software in a year's time and I select myself out of job if I persist wi... Read More
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